When returning your rental vehicle to one of our locations please ensure to re-fuel your hire car to the agreed level and leave your parking ticket on the dashboard of your vehicle. Park in the multi-level car park on Level 4. Entrance to our carpark is located on Mitchell Street. Lock your vehicle and return the keys to a staff member in the office located on the ground floor.
Darwin Downtown
Monday:08:00-15:30
Tuesday:07:30-15:30
Wednesday:08:00-15:30
Thursday:08:00-15:30
Friday:08:00-15:30
Where is the branch located?
Location temporarily closed.
Located in the Heart of Darwin CBD in the Mitchell Centre shopping centre.
Darwin Downtown Information
If returning your vehicle outside of business hours park your vehicle on level 4 of the multi-level car park, lock your vehicle and place in the keys in our drop box that is in front of the elevators.
We do not offer after hours collection from our City office, any bookings that fall outside of our business hours will need to be collected at our Darwin Airport location.
If you are running late and you won't be able to collect your rental car at the allocated time, it is important to get in touch with the branch you are collecting from so that we can make alternate arrangements. If you have arrived at the branch and it is closed and if you haven't made prior arrangements for an after-hours collection you will need to pick-up your rental car the following day. Please contact our branches during business hours to arrange an alternative pick-up time.
Car Rental Darwin Downtown
The mere mention of Darwin evokes images of giant saltwater crocs and jaw-dropping waterfalls, yet few consider the many attractions that lie within Darwin’s city centre. Young Aussies and international travellers alike visit the Northern Territory’s capital to relax and unwind by the beach, partake in night time festivities, or learn a thing or two about its wartime history.
Of course, however, no trip to Darwin would be complete without at least one day exploring the city’s surrounding parklands, where adventurers rejoice in the plethora of picturesque walking trails, swimming holes, and panoramic views.
With a vast array of options on the table, Darwin is no place for a day trip. Spend at least 3 days in this quirky capital for a truly authentic Aussie experience, made famous on the international stage by the 1986 film, The Crocodile Hunter. All you need is a hire car and an empty camera roll.
Culture cravings are satisfied in Darwin’s Downtown precinct
A first stop for many travellers to Darwin is its shady Esplanade. Positioned on the cliffs of Darwin Harbour, the esplanade offers the perfect place to relax and unwind, with plenty of room to spread out on the grass to soak up panoramic views over the Timor Sea. Situated just two minutes by hire car from the city centre, the esplanade is a central attraction easily accessed from any corner.
After a bite to eat under the palms, follow the World War II walking trail along the seafront - a significant site of Australia’s military past.
Afterwards, stroll down to the end of the esplanade to Doctor’s Gully. Here, visitors are encouraged to feed the milkfish, bream, mullet and barramundi which gather in their hundreds to be hand-fed in the water’s shallows. Children especially are thrilled by this unusual wildlife encounter mere minutes from Darwin’s CBD.
Top off the afternoon with a look around Darwin’s unique boutiques, galleries and markets. Discover vibrant treasures made from locally sourced materials, making for the ideal souvenir for friends and family back home, or to keep as a personal memento. Pore over the precious pearls, aboriginal artworks, and (perhaps more controversially) the crocodile skin belts, bags and homewares.
There’s plenty to see and do in Darwin’s downtown, made even easier with the many available parking spaces to safely leave your hire car.
Experience Darwin’s nightlife first hand
Darwin’s tropical climate makes for excellent beer drinking weather, so it’s no surprise vacationers like to end their day of nature walks with a ‘cold one’. Famous for its party life, the atmosphere in Darwin after night falls is simply palpable, and a must experience for any stay - especially for those travelling without children.
Bypass the backpacker hotspots and make your way to Six Tanks, where over 36 varieties of craft beers are served on tap straight from the tank. Not only that, Six Tanks has a delicious menu of treats crafted by Darwin’s best chefs to complement your choice of beer or wine. Choose from a selection of woodfired pizzas, charcuterie boards, or a classic parma to really satisfy your hunger. Located on Mitchell Street, a visit to Six Tanks is a mere 15 minute drive from the airport by hire car, right in the heart of Darwin's atmospheric CBD. If you’re paying Six Tanks a visit, ensure you follow all local rules and have a designated driver.