Winnellie Holiday Packages

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Winnellie Accommodation

If you're in need of accommodation in Winnellie, you'd best jump to it. With only 3 properties available around the neighbourhood, places are likely to fill up fast.

The Discovery Parks – Darwin (11 Farrell Crescent) and The Leprechaun Resort (378 Stuart Highway) are two of the most popular places to stay in this area. Why not have a squiz at their rates and offerings and then decide?

Car Hire in Winnellie

At Darwin International Airport you have a great range of choice. Europcar and Alamo Rent A Car always have some fantastic bargains available. You'll also find some deals that are hard to pass up at Enterprise and Firefly. All of these rental outlets are just a hop, skip and a jump away from the airport terminal.

Quick and easy — two beautiful words everyone wants to hear while on holiday. Luckily, Budget lives up to them. Only 2 kilometres from the heart of the city and offering an assortment of fine vehicles, you'll be accelerating away on your next epic adventure in a flash.

Holidays to Winnellie

Can't remember that day at school when you were taught some basic info about Winnellie? There's no need to chuck a tanty over your lack of geography skills — we'll let you in on a few details.

Winnellie is an excellent base from which to explore Darwin, the state capital of Northern Territory. If you're wondering how to get there from the city centre, you'll need to go northeast for 6 kilometres.

If you've heard other travellers not only speak highly of Winnellie but about Darwin in general, then it shouldn't shock you to know that roughly 130 000 people call it home.