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Route
Depart
Return
Price
New YorkDarwin
JFK - DRW
JFKDRW
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Sun 2/1
6:00 am-11:00 am
2 stops38h 30m
Darwin
Sat 2/7
12:00 pm-4:26 pm
2 stops42h 56m
New YorkDarwin
JFK - DRW
JFKDRW
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Sat 2/14
5:15 pm-11:00 am
2 stops51h 15m
Darwin
Fri 2/20
1:10 am-5:00 pm
2 stops54h 20m
New YorkDarwin
LGA - DRW
LGADRW
New York LaGuardia
Sat 2/14
5:07 pm-12:00 pm
2 stops28h 23m
Darwin
Sat 2/21
12:50 pm-4:04 pm
2 stops41h 44m
New YorkDarwin
JFK - DRW
JFKDRW
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Wed 3/4
8:25 am-12:00 pm
2 stops37h 05m
Darwin
Sun 3/8
12:00 pm-5:48 pm
2 stops44h 18m
New YorkDarwin
JFK - DRW
JFKDRW
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Wed 3/4
8:15 pm-1:00 am
2 stops38h 15m
Darwin
Sun 3/8
5:55 pm-12:15 pm
3 stops55h 50m
NewarkDarwin
EWR - DRW
EWRDRW
Newark
Sat 2/14
7:30 pm-3:40 pm
2 stops53h 40m
Darwin
Sat 2/21
4:25 pm-8:10 pm
2 stops42h 15m
New YorkDarwin
LGA - DRW
LGADRW
New York LaGuardia
Sat 2/28
10:38 am-11:30 am
2 stops34h 22m
Darwin
Wed 3/4
12:00 pm-7:50 pm
2 stops46h 20m
NewarkDarwin
EWR - DRW
EWRDRW
Newark
Sat 2/14
11:45 pm-11:55 pm
3 stops33h 40m
Darwin
Sat 2/21
1:05 pm-9:10 pm
3 stops46h 35m
NewarkDarwin
EWR - DRW
EWRDRW
Newark
Wed 3/4
2:00 pm-1:35 pm
2 stops33h 05m
Darwin
Sun 3/8
2:20 pm-10:11 pm
2 stops46h 21m
NewarkDarwin
EWR - DRW
EWRDRW
Newark
Sat 2/14
9:35 am-3:00 pm
1 stop38h 55m
Darwin
Fri 2/20
1:55 am-6:28 pm
2 stops31h 03m
On average, a flight from New York to Darwin takes 31 hours 31 minutes. Flights to Darwin from other popular cities in USA will vary in length. Below are a few examples of popular routes and their flight times.
In terms of precipitation, rainfall in Darwin ranges from 0.0 - 15.7 inches per month. January is typically the wettest month, when rainfall can reach 15.7 in. June is typically the driest time to visit Darwin when rainfall is around 0.0 in.
If weather is an important factor for your trip to Darwin, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, November is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 84.2 F. Travelers looking to avoid the cold should look outside of June, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 77.0 F).
For people planning to visit Darwin, heat and humidity are the defining characteristics of this part of the Northern Territory’s tropical climate. The average year-round temperature is 90 F and there are two seasons. The dry season runs from April/May to September/October and has warm, sunny days and cool nights. The wet season starts at the end of the year and gets wetter and wetter – the months of January, February and March are when most rain falls.
Peak Season:
The dry season – April/May through September/October – is when most people visit Darwin. The middle of the dry season is particularly busy. This is when schools are out and families vacation in the region.
Off Season:
January, February and March are, in general, the off-peak season. This is the wettest time of the year and there’s also a good chance of hurricanes and floods. However, many consider this the best time to see Darwin. With the rains, the earth bursts into life. Flowers and plants bloom, animals mate and rivers fill up and run off onto teeming waterfalls.
There are several car rental companies represented at Darwin International. A Shuttle Bus travels between the airport and hotels in Darwin city and bus/coach charters are also available. Visitors to Darwin can pick up a taxi from the taxi stand in front of the Terminal building.
It has often been said that Darwin is the only capital city in the country where you can cross the main street blindfolded at any time of the day (however, we don’t recommend trying that). Visitors to Darwin will discover that much of it is small enough to walk or bike around. Driving around Darwin is easy too. The layout is simple, traffic is generally light and parking is plentiful. There is a tourist bus called the Tour Tub that stops off at Darwin’s ten major destinations including Fannie Bay Gaol, George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens, Indo Pacific Marine and the Australian Pearling Exhibition.