Mindil Beach Night Markets - Real Mum story on MoM

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Our arrival at the Mindil Beach Sunset Markets coincided with the sun setting. Watching the Darwin sun turn into a fiery red orb as it disappeared below the horizon was the perfect happy hour experience – one we shared with dear friends and a deliciously refreshing glass of champagne!

Mindil Beach Sunset Markets are a sensory Nirvana. Watching the sun turn into a fiery red orb as it disappears below the horizon is a highlight; one we watched with most market attendees. Mouth-watering smells of food, wonderful hubbub of people enjoying themselves, buskers twirling fire sticks, and uplifting sounds of the didgeridoo performance give the Market a great vibe. Gosh what a magic night! The Markets are free entry, smoke-free and plastic bags are banned. What a wonderful adventure!

Posted by coastalkaryn, 15th January 2015

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- - mom112217 said
  - 28 Mar 2017
    12:56 pm
It sounded amazing,would love to go one day!

- - mom113055 said
  - 21 Oct 2015
    4:55 pm
Mindil Beach Night Markets

Our arrival at the Mindil Beach Sunset Markets coincided with the sun setting. Watching the Darwin sun turn into a fiery red orb as it disappeared below the horizon was the perfect happy hour experience – one we shared with dear friends and a deliciously refreshing glass of champagne!

Mindil Beach Sunset Markets are a sensory Nirvana. Watching the sun turn into a fiery red orb as it disappears below the horizon is a highlight; one we watched with most market attendees. Mouth-watering smells of food, wonderful hubbub of people enjoying themselves, buskers twirling fire sticks, and uplifting sounds of the didgeridoo performance give the Market a great vibe. Gosh what a magic night! The Markets are free entry, smoke-free and plastic bags are banned. What a wonderful adventure!

- - dannsbuild said
  - 14 Sep 2015
    10:51 pm
Yes sounds like its a really great place to go!

- - mom81879 said
  - 10 Sep 2015
    5:49 pm
Sounds wonderful. So lucky to have experienced for you

- - Kelly said
  - 22 Feb 2015
    4:29 pm
Sounds like its a great place to go to and watch the sunset for sure.

- - christial said
  - 16 Feb 2015
    8:20 pm
Sounds like an amazing place to be!

- - kymichelle said
  - 31 Jan 2015
    6:09 pm
I have heard so much about these markets – I’d love to get there one day. I’ve never been to Darwin – only as far as Alice Springs in the NT – so have it on my bucket list!

- - robyn_smithwick said
  - 28 Jan 2015
    7:31 pm
This sounds a like a lovely place to visit! I have never been to Darwin.

- - mom57619 said
  - 25 Jan 2015
    10:35 am
I lived for a little while in Darwin and loved going to these markets – good to hear they are still going strong.

- - mom93821 said
  - 22 Jan 2015
    6:50 pm
Thanks for sharing your story; sounds delightful!

- - aohnesorgen said
  - 22 Jan 2015
    12:13 am
Ummm yeah I absolutely love the Mindil beach markets too however it can’t have been any time recently that you’ve been as they only operate in the Dry Season. We are currently in the Wet Season here in Darwin so they aren’t operating and won’t be for several more months… Definitely worth a look but they haven’t been operating since the end of October last year.
- mom93821 replied
  
  23 Jan 2015 , 5:03 am
  Thanks for the information on the markets!
- - BellaB said
  - 21 Jan 2015
    8:58 pm
Sounds just wonderful – I wish I could visit the markets!
- aohnesorgen replied
  
  22 Jan 2015 , 12:15 am
  The Mindil Beach markets operate during the Dry season in Darwin. Definitely worth a visit though if you are in Darwin between April and Oct. They aren’t open at all at this time of year.