Stokes Hill Wharf

Stokes Hill Wharf is a historic waterfront wharf and tourism precinct on Darwin Harbour in Darwin City, Northern Territory. Originally constructed in 1885-1886 as Darwin's main port, it has served as a vital maritime hub through World War II and Cyclone Tracy. Today it is notable for its harbour views, waterfront dining, fishing platforms and as the departure point for harbour cruises and fishing charters.

Visitors can expect a paved wharf extending into Darwin Harbour with open harbour and sunset views, moored vessels and fishing charter boats. The precinct includes waterfront restaurants and cafes, shaded seating, fishing platforms, and a cruise terminal for harbour cruises and sunset cruises. The setting is open and exposed with sea breezes, adjacent to the Darwin Waterfront Precinct and Darwin Convention Centre, within short walking distance of the Darwin CBD.