Alice Springs & Uluru Attractions
Possibly Australia’s single most recognisable icon, Uluru lies 465km southwest of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory. Uluru lays claim to a circumference of over 8 kilometres, a height of over...
Disappearing into the skies in a big balloon stands as one of life’s unforgettable experiences in itself, but instead of the usual picturesque blue and green scene, why not try outback ballooning, ...
Home to Simpsons Gap, Standley Chasm, Ellery Creek Big Hole and Ormiston Gorge, the West MacDonnell National Park, located west of Alice Springs, encloses a vast section of the MacDonnell Ranges. E...
The Larapinta Trail is an exciting long distance walking track through the West MacDonnell National Park. The trail runs for 223 kilometres along the backbone of the West MacDonnell Ranges from Ali...
Encompassing some of Australia's most iconic outback scenery, the MacDonnell Ranges stretch for hundreds of kilometres wither side of Alice Springs. Home to many amazing natural attractions such as...
A boat race with no water, held up by contestants who have to run through a dry waterbed - did we mention the Henley on Todd Regatta was just one of the very typical events you will find in Alice S...
Also known as Mount Olga or The Olgas, Kata Tjuta are a group of large rock formations, located approximately 25 kilometres from the famous red rock itself, Uluru. Translated from the indigenous Ab...
Kings Canyon is situated within the Watarrka National Park, 450 kilometres south west of Alice Springs. Standing 270m high, the six kilometer walk around the rim of the canyon boasts spectacular vi...
Frontier Camel Farm, located in the heart of Alice Springs, offers a unique attraction for visitors eager to experience the outback's charm. Surrounded by the stunning arid landscapes of the Northe...
Located in the heart of Alice Springs, Pitchi Richi Sanctuary offers visitors a unique blend of natural beauty and culinary delight. This charming attraction invites guests to explore its stunning ...
Located 110 kilometres east of Alice Springs, the historic town of Arltunga was officially Central Australia's first town and once supported up to 3000 people. Arltunga was born out of a gold rush ...
Perched in the heart of Alice Springs, Panorama Guth offers a unique blend of stunning views and authentic Australian cuisine. This captivating attraction invites visitors to indulge in a culinary ...
Dreamtime Art Gallery, located in the heart of Alice Springs, offers visitors a unique glimpse into the vibrant world of Indigenous art and culture. The gallery showcases an impressive collection o...
In the heart of Alice Springs, the Central Australian Tourism Industry Association beckons visitors with its vibrant showcase of the rich cultural and natural heritage of the region. This attractio...
In the heart of Alice Springs, Gallery Gondwana Fine Art stands as a beacon of creativity and culture, showcasing the works of Indigenous artists. The gallery provides a serene setting, surrounded ...
Half day tours with local Aboriginal guides, providing a unique insight into the culture and Law of
Uluru and its people. Combine with Camel Touring for a truly unique experience.
Old Timers in Alice Springs is a unique attraction that captures the spirit of the Outback while offering visitors a taste of authentic local cuisine. Set against the stunning backdrop of the North...
In the heart of Alice Springs, Olive Pink Botanic Gardens offers a unique blend of natural beauty and culinary delights. This expansive attraction showcases a diverse array of native plants, creati...
Was built by the Australian Inland Mission 1920-26 as the first Alice Springs Hospital. Flynn (of the inland) designed the building. It was air conditioned by a system of air tunnels and wet hessio...