Things to Do in Alice Springs
Experience the Real Outback of Australia
Nestled in the heart of Australia’s Red Centre, Alice Springs is a vibrant outback town bursting with rich history, stunning landscapes, and unforgettable adventures. Whether you're an adrenaline junkie, a nature enthusiast, or simply looking to soak up the unique Aussie culture, there's no shortage of spectacular things to do in Alice Springs.
Browse through our curated list of top tours and activities and allow us to help you make the most of your trip to this iconic destination today!
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No matter what you're looking for, you’re sure to find the perfect Alice Springs tour to match your interests. From cultural tours and camping adventures to family-friendly day trips and much more, we have all kinds of unforgettable activities to choose from.
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Outback Tours:
There’s no better way to experience the true natural beauty of Australia than visiting its iconic outback. As one of the most famous towns in the Red Centre, Alice Springs offers a vast range of outback tours. Whether you’re camping beneath the stars, hiking across the desert sands, or visiting the Red Centre’s most iconic landscapes, you’re guaranteed to see Australia’s stunning outback in all its glory.Camping Trips:
Show your love for the great outdoors on a camping trip from Alice Springs across the Red Centre. Sleep under the desert sky, enjoy the tranquillity of nature, and wake up to stunning sunrises over the rugged Aussie landscape. Many camping tours provide all the essentials, including tents, meals, and expert guides to share fascinating stories and insights. Whatever kind of camping experience you’d prefer, the options here are almost endless.Wildlife Adventures:
Alice Springs is surrounded by stunning national parks and unique wildlife just waiting to be discovered. From day tours to the West MacDonnell Ranges to sunset camel rides across the outback, Alice Springs offers all kinds of wildlife adventures. Spot kangaroos, emus, dingoes, and more as you explore their natural habitat and learn all about the conservation efforts in place to protect this wild and wonderful world.Cultural Tours:
Dive deep into the rich history and cultural heritage of Mparntwe (Alice Springs) with a guided cultural tour. Learn about the area’s ancient history, try traditional bushtucker foods, visit historical sites, and gain a deeper understanding of the landscape’s past and the Arrernte people’s traditions and stories.Scenic Flights:
Are you looking to reach new heights of adventure? Take to the skies and marvel at the stunning landscapes of Alice Springs and beyond on a scenic flight! Whether you’re soaring through the air in a plane or floating above the landscape in a hot air balloon, you’ll get to appreciate Alice Springs from a whole new perspective.Top Bucket List Activities to Do in Alice Springs in 2024
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best time to visit Alice Springs?
As a classic outback town, Alice Springs can get pretty hot during the Summer, so most travellers find it best to visit during the cooler months from April to October. During this time of year, the weather is cooler and more suitable for outdoor activities, making it easier to enjoy the stunning landscapes without the extreme heat.
How much time do I need to explore Alice Springs?
To fully experience Alice Springs, we recommend spending at least three to four days here. This gives you enough time to explore the town, visit surrounding attractions, and embark on a few different guided tours.
Can I drive around Alice Springs?
Yes, you can drive around Alice Springs. The town is well-connected by roads, and many of the key attractions are accessible by car. However, for some outback adventures, a 4WD is recommended.
Can I get to Uluru from Alice Springs?
Absolutely! It takes around 4 and a half hours to drive to Uluru from Alice Springs, making it a great opportunity for a road trip. If you don’t feel like driving, you also have the option of hopping on a guided tour. Several guided tours travel from Alice Springs to Uluru and vice versa, including camping trips, multi-day hiking adventures, guided coach tours, and more.