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An oasis in the Outback
Once an outpost oasis that offered sanctuary in the Red Centre frontier, Alice Springs has grown into a vibrant, modern town. Read more...
16 nights from $6,169 per person
Fascinating Uluru, the beautiful Whitsunday Islands and the Great Barrier Reef are only a few of the sights you'll see on this 16 night guided adventure through the eastern coast of Australia - starting in Sydney and ending in Alice Springs
21 nights from $6,889 per person
Embark on a brilliant journey through Australia and New Zealand on this amazing 21 night guided tour through their sweeping landscapes. Witness the beauty of both country's beaches, cities and natural landmarks on this great, all-round adventure
Bed & Breakfast from $45 per person per night
Nestled near the centre of Alice Springs, this comfortable resort is desirably close to the Red Centre's striking landscapes and natural attractions, including Uluru and Kings Canyon. The perfect place to rest after exploring the outback.
from $45 per person per night
Overlooking the gorgeous Todd River, this charming resort offers breath-taking desert backdrops comfortable rooms. Desirably close to the Red Centre's best natural features, including Uluru and Kings Canyon, this is a great resort to relax and rest in after exploring the landscapes.
4 nights from $2,449 per person
Discover Australia's fascinating Outback on this four night escorted tour through the Red Centre. Starting in Uluru and finishing in Alice Springs, this great adventure will take you through natural beauty, including Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon
10 nights from $3,769 per person
Adventurous travellers will relish in this fantastic, fun-filled 10 night escorted tour through Australia's Outback. Starting from the fascinating Uluru and ending in Darwin, you'll be enchanted by the remote, striking landscapes of the Red Centre and the natural splendour it holds
While it has a range of restaurants, bars, shops and activities, Alice Springs is rightly most famous as a gateway to Ayers Rock (alternatively known as Uluru).
Known locally as The Alice, the town is also a hub of Aboriginal Australian culture where you can learn all about the indigenous population of Australia. Surrounded by the rugged, rusty desert the landscape is ripe for photography and tours – it’s well worth getting to know the surrounding area in search of the fascinating wildlife and the diversity of scenery.
Why visit Alice Springs?
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