Tracy's Twist - A Commemorative Cyclone Tracy Sunset Cruise
- Location: Darwin, NT
- Product code: TTSC
Reliving History, One Sunset at a Time
In the heart of Darwin, the echoes of Cyclone
Tracy still linger. This year, we invite you to join us in commemorating the
50th anniversary of this defining moment in our city's history. Tracy's Twist,
a unique sunset cruise on November 30, 2024, offers a
poignant and respectful tribute to the resilience and community spirit of
Darwin.
A Journey Through Time and Flavour
Departing from Dock 2 at Stokes Hill Wharf at
5:30 PM, Tracy's Twist will take you on a historical and
sensory voyage. We'll navigate the waters of Darwin Harbour, passing by the
historic site where the prawn trawler Bellbird rests. Through the
vessel's sounder, you'll hear the echoes of the past, a testament to the
storm's destructive force.
Next, we'll head to Cullen Bay to pick up a
delicious fish and chips meal from Fin and Tonic. This newly
established local gem uses only the freshest local catch, ensuring a truly
authentic Darwin dining experience. As we cruise along the Fannie Bay’s
coastline, you'll be treated to breathtaking sunset views and a complimentary
sundowner, a unique Gin and Tonic crafted with Willing
Distillery's award-winning Kakadu Plum and Quandong Gin.
A Tribute to Resilience and Community
Tracy's Twist is more than
just a cruise; it's a celebration of Darwin's resilience and community spirit.
By partnering with local businesses like Fin and Tonic and Willing
Distillery, we're honouring the city's commitment to supporting
local and sustainable initiatives.
Join us on this unforgettable journey as we pay
tribute to the past and celebrate the future of Darwin.
Book your ticket for Tracy's Twist now and
experience:
- A visit to the
historic Bellbird wreck site - A delicious fish and
chips meal from Fin and Tonic - A complimentary drink on
boarding and a sundowner cocktail, complete with take home stubby cooler
or GoVino glass - Stunning sunset views of
Darwin Harbour - A unique opportunity to
connect with Darwin's history and community
