Central NT Tours

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  Half Day A Town like Alice Tour

  Tour the sights of ‘The Alice’ including the historic Telegraph Station and the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Visit the School of the Air where sometimes we are able to listen to the children take lessons on air. Stop at the Alice Springs Reptile Centre where you will see unique Central Australian reptiles such as the Perentie and Thorny Devil. Conclude with a panoramic view of Alice Springs and the surrounding ranges from the top of Anzac Hill.
  
  
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  4 Day Rock 'N' Canyon

  Enjoy sunrise at Uluru - sleep under the stars .....explore the waterholes at the Garden of Eden
  
  
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  Uluru Liru Walk (Self Drive)

  Meet your Aboriginal guide & interpreter in the Uluru Cultural Centre at the Touch Wall. You will then retrace the path of the Liru Ancestors through the bushland near Uluru. You will hear the tragic fate of Lungkata (Blue Tongue Lizard Man), see demonstrations of ancient bush skills and learn how to hold and throw a spear.
  
  
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  Greyhound Bus Pass - Micro Passes - Alice Springs to Darwin

  An economical way to go from A to B with a rest stop or two on the way.
  
  
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  Uluru Aboriginal Dot Painting Workshop (Self Drive)

  Would you like to learn about Aboriginal art and culture from aboriginal artists?
  
  
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  2 Day 4WD Express - Alice Springs to Adelaide

  This is a great way to get from Alice Springs to Adelaide with a chance to experience a night spent underground in Coober Pedy.
  
  
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  Uluru Camel To Sunset

  Travelling for one hour on our friendly camels in this spectacular desert region brings you closer to nature and offers great views of Uluru - Kata Tjuta National Park World Heritage Area. A refreshing glass of sparkling wine or beer and tasty snacks wait at the end of the trail.
  
  
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  Wicked Campervan Hire in Alice Springs

  The town of Alice Springs started its development when 19th century pioneers opened up the Australian interior for settlement. Alice Springs has evolved into a modern Outback town with all the creature comforts of a capital city. It is the hub of Central Australia and a perfect base from which to explore the region. Take a Wicked Camper on a short trip to Uluru, the heart of the continent and encounter a land of wondrous extremes. Your journey can continue up to Darwin, Broome or Cairns. However, don't limit yourself to these destinations, Wicked is a national company with over ten locations throughout Australia for you to choose from. When you rent a Wicked Camper we will assist you to create a lifetime of memories.
  
  
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  Mala Walk Tour (with transfers)

  Don’t want to get up early for sunrise, or want to book a Sunrise Camel Tour and still want to visit the rock? This is the tour for you.
  
  
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  Uluru Safari 3 Day ex Alice Springs

  The Red Centre at it's best. Depart Alice Springs on your Uluru Safari Adventure, experiencing the sights of Uluru - Ayers Rock, outback camping, and Aboriginal Culture.
  
  
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  Spirit of The Night Sky ex Alice Springs

  Be enthralled by the Spirit of the Night Sky tour which has won awards for its magical and entertaining blend of science and story. It's fun and informative for the whole family. Experienced presenters reveal the heavens using powerful torches and lasers.
  
  
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  Half Day Aboriginal Culture, Desert Park and Museum

  This morning you will be greeted by your local Aboriginal Guide, who will introduce you to the life & traditions of the Arrente People. You will learn of life and survival in the Desert. You will be introduced to the notion of Kinship and the part that it played in the Arrente people’s survival. This will be followed by a visit to the renowned Desert Park, where your guide will take you through the Nocturnal House. You will also enjoy a demonstration at the Nature Theatre as well as having some free time to explore the Park at leisure. Our Final stop this morning is the Alice Springs Cultural Precinct. Here you can view the paintings in the Albert Namatjira Gallery and wander through the Museum of Central Australia, which follows the evolution of the local landscape and the creatures that inhabited it.  
  
  

Alice Springs, Uluru, Simpson Gap National Park, Kings Canyon

About 500km back along the highway you may second guess this part of your trip but let us assure you the Red Centre will be the highlight of your NT adventure with much more on offer than you will have expected. Ayers Rock, referred to as Uluru (Ool-a-roo), is a sacred Aboriginal site and although access has been provided for tourists to climb the side of the rock, this practice desecrates the beliefs of the native owners of this land. 

To stand beside this towering natural wonder will be a significantly humbling experience unequalled by the 'triumphant climb'.

The Macdonnell ranges to the east and west of Alice Springs town centre provide you with numerous opportunities for climbing with hiking trails throughout. Many tours are on offer and the activities are endless. You could mistake this for the Sahara Desert with date palms silhouetted against the endless blue skies and of course the occassional camel.

Whatever the purpose for your visit, dress sensibly. This is the desert and the temperatures out here are extreme. You will need a good pair of walking shoes and plenty of drinking water when out and about. Also, don't forget to pack a long sleeved cotton shirt, 15+ sunscreen, wide brim hat and a warmer pullover for evenings.