Darwin Airport Car Hire

Compare Car Hire at Darwin Airport DRW

The busiest airport in the Northern Territory and the gateway to the Top End for swathes of Aussies as well as travellers from every corner of the Earth, Darwin International Airport (DRW) is also Australia’s tenth-largest air hub and typically processes around two million passengers annually. If you’re an Aussie visitor you can grab a flight here from the likes of Alice Springs, Cairns, Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney and international connections include Shenzhen, Singapore and Denpasar in Bali. Carriers serving these destinations include Airnorth, Alliance, Donghai, Fly Tiwi, Jetstar, Quantas and Virgin Australia. Darwin is a brilliant base for exploring natural attractions like the Tiwi Islands and Kakadu and Litchfield national parks, but it’s also a cool cosmopolitan city with a terrific tropical vibe and a unique mix of cultural influences that tie together Indigenous, European and Asian cultures in a rich tapestry. Hiring a car here is the most convenient way to get around and pre-booking your Darwin Airport car hire is easy with Enjoy Travel. You can hire an economy model like a Toyota Yaris for just A$46.95 a day at DRW if you book ahead of time, a nippy Kia Picanto is just A$53.20 a day, while a full-sized Holden Commodore is A$72.17. Arrange your DRW car hire at Enjoytravel.com and the delights of Darwin and the Top End are waiting.

Facilities and amenities are fab at Darwin International Airport. For instance, you can grab pizzas, paninis and sweet treats at Giancarlo Café and Bar, sample South East Asian delights at Bumbu, or pick up a juicy burger at Hungry Jack’s. Pop Up Travel Shop is the place to pick up some sunnies or top up on your tech, there are comfy lounges for Quantas and Virgin travellers and the standard amenities like WCs and baby changing facilities are also excellent.

• Driving
• Darwin surrounding areas

Driving in and around Darwin Airport

Once you pick up your comfy hire car at Darwin International Airport, Darwin proper is just 20 minutes away via Bagot Road. If you’re a couple of small family likely to be driving mostly within the city limits and suburbs, a little run around model might be the best choice, but if you plan to head into the outback on a slightly more intrepid adventure, a 4WD or SUV is a savvy choice.

Darwin and Queensland Highlights

Get ready for adventure when you’re based in Darwin. If you’re a fan of the great outdoors, it’s at its most spectacular here with lovely spots like Litchfield National Park, the Tiwi Islands and Mary River National Park. You can also see some stunning Indigenous art in galleries throughout the city and learn about the famous Dreamtime stories.