Darwin

DARWIN &AMP; SURROUNDS

If you’d like to spend your retirement years enjoying a sense of adventure, surrounded by nature and wildlife, Darwin is the ideal location for you. It has the huge nature reserve Kakadu National Park right on its doorstep, and other stunning National Parks only a short drive away. The city is also famous for its lively waterfront area with many beaches and parks.

This tropical capital metropolis offers great dining options, including authentic Asian cuisine and fresh seafood that you can eat while admiring panoramic ocean views.

If you like visiting markets, the popular Mindil Beach Sunset Markets will surely become one of your favourite spots. It has hundreds of stalls selling local and international dishes.

When you retire to Darwin, it’s easy to enjoy a healthy over 50s lifestyle. The City Council runs a program called Healthy Darwin, specially designed for retirees who want to stay active and connect with other people in the community.

You’ll also find good access to health services and facilities. The city’s public hospital, The Royal Darwin Hospital, provides a wide range of services in all specialty areas.

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Darwin

DARWIN &AMP; SURROUNDS

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