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Alice Springs

Located just 200 kilometres from the geographical centre of Australia is the outback town of Alice Springs, affectionately known as ‘Alice'.

There's plenty to see and do in and around this isolated town; visit the home of unique outback community services the Royal Flying Doctor Service and School of the Air , wander through the town centre where you'll find local Aboriginal art on display and meet friendly locals who'll share their amazing stories about life in the outback.

The historic Telegraph Station is a must-see on a visit to Alice Springs. Built in 1872 as part of the Overland Telegraph line linking Adelaide to Darwin and Australia to the world, it's a window into Australia's pioneering past.

Alice Springs is bordered by the rugged MacDonnell Ranges and has a range of incredible Red Centre experiences right on its doorstep. Follow the Red Centre Way from Alice Springs to the remote Aboriginal community of Hermannsburg and you'll witness the landscapes that inspired renowned Australian artist Albert Namatjira, who was born in this former German missionary town.

Travel further west through the breathtaking desert terrain of the West MacDonnell Ranges and you'll discover unique natural wonders like Standley Chasm and Palm Valley , an oasis of palm trees in the rugged surroundings of Finke Gorge National Park.

Alice is also a gateway to Australia's magnificent outback country, including iconic destinations including Uluru (Ayers Rock), Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) and Kings Canyon and is part of the famous rail journey on The Ghan from Adelaide to Darwin.

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While you can explore most of Alice Springs itself with just a day trip, we recommend taking at least 4 to experience all the spectacular outback scenery in the area. Uluru, Kata Tjuta National Park, and Kings Canyon are all worth visiting from Alice Springs. Our Red Centre Experiences guided tour is the easiest way to see the best that the Northern Territory has to offer.

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Alice Springs is only a small town in Central Australia, but the desert scenery, panoramic landscapes, and First Nations Culture make it a must-visit destination for anyone wanting to explore the Australian outback.

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When you’re 1,500 clicks from the closest major city and a good 1,000 from the nearest beach, there comes a time when you need to make your own fun. And if anyone knows that, it’s the locals of Alice. 

Sitting slap-bang in the middle of Australia’s dusty Red Centre, this small but charismatic town has long had to rely on an inner ingenuity for both survival and entertainment. Take the Henley-on-Todd Regatta, which, every September, sees teams of fun-fixated Territorians racing ‘boats’, by feet, and fashioned from whatever materials they fancy, along a dry riverbed. Who needs a body of water when you’ve a head for imagination?

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Alice Springs to Uluru Tours 

Don’t be fooled by the outback’s size! While Alice Springs airport is only 13 kilometres from Alice Springs, Alice Springs is 463 kilometres from  Uluru . That’s a four hour drive!

Check out our range of tours that can take you from Alice Springs to Uluru.

Alice Springs Highlights

Simpsons Gap

A leisurely 18 kilometre bike ride from Alice Springs is Simpsons Gap, a break in the towering red cliffs of the West MacDonnell Ranges that’s filled by a narrow pool of water. The area is home to black-footed rock wallabies, who can usually be found at dawn and dusk eating their way through the foliage. You’ll also find hauntingly beautiful Ghost Gums, their slender white boughs twisting up to the sky. While you can’t swim at Simpsons Gap, there are a number of walking trails to enjoy, such as the Ghost Gum Walk and Cassia Hill Trail, each varying in length from 15 minutes to a few hours.

Ellery Creek

Also known as ‘The Big Hole’, Ellery Creek is the quintessential Outback waterhole. Wedged between two high ridges, the quiet swimming spot offers a variety of walking trails but, unsurprisingly, the most popular activity is simply lying on the sandy beach and soaking up the view. When the day is especially hot, dive into the cool (croc-free) waters and ‘doggy paddle’ your way through the gorge.  Ellery Creek is also equipped with a gas barbecue picnic area, making it that much easier to spend the whole day here.

Ormiston Gorge

Ormiston Gorge is a little like Ellery Creek’s older sibling – wider, deeper and with more sandy beaches to stretch out on. Found eight kilometres off Namatjira Drive, the gorge is more isolated than other attractions near Alice Springs and it’s a haven for small marsupials seeking protection from the elements. You can lay down a towel and spend the day splashing around, or if you want to see what Ormiston Gorge really has to offer, lace up for the 3-4 hour hiking circuit through the Ormiston Pound, a path that crosses rocky slopes and delivers breathtaking views of the gorge. If you can, stick around until sunset, when most visitors have left and you can have the silent splendour of the gorge all to yourself.

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Head out from Alice Springs to Uluru on one of our famous Red Centre group adventure tours.

Want to visit Uluru (Ayers Rock), Kings Canyon (Watarrka) and Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) on tour? Take one of Real Aussie Adventures’ popular Uluru tours from Alice Springs.

Explore the Australian outback on our Alice Springs tours and packages departing from Alice Springs to visit Uluru (Ayers Rock), Kata Tjuta (the Olgas), Kings Canyon and other Red Centre highlights.

Tours will pick up from almost all Alice Springs accommodation providers. Explore the cultural centre of Australia as you drive from Alice Springs out to Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta National Park. Here you can take the Valley of the Winds walk, view the sunset and sunrise over Uluru and experience the aboriginal culture.

You can also depart from Alice Springs to head south on an Alice Springs to Adelaide tour.

For those wanting to explore more of the Northern Territory, you can head north on an Alice Springs to Darwin tour package to see the Top End region including Kakadu National Park before ending in Darwin.

Tours from Alice Springs to Uluru and Kings Canyon

Alice Springs lies at the heart of Australia. You can fly directly into the airport here from most major capital cities in Australia. It is a remote outback town with a charm that reflects the arid environment in which it is located.

Fly into Alice Springs the day before departure to start your tour.

We also have transfers by bus from Alice Springs to Uluru/ Ayers Rock and Ayers Rock back to Alice Springs .

For more detail on our Uluru tours from Alice Springs, you can check out our detailed blog Best Uluru tours.

If you are keen to explore more of the Northern Territory we have a blog for you. Find out more here: Top destinations to see in the Northern Territory.

Many of our Uluru tours are perfect for families and children. So check out our family-friendly tours in the outback .

Our most popular Uluru Ayers Rock tour is our 5 Day Red Centre Tour. 

Small group tours Alice Springs to Uluru

Whether you’re looking for a budget adventure or a high-end outback experience, Real Aussie Adventures has you covered.

Check out our range of tours from Alice Springs including our 3 day Uluru tour and our 5 Day Uluru Tour. On both you can start your adventures in Alice Springs and head out into the outback to Uluru.

Both of these tours end in either Uluru at the resort or airport or you can return to Alice Springs. Both tours involve camping in the outback, we do have permanent tents with beds for a little added comfort on tour.

There are adventures from Alice Springs to Uluru and Kings Canyon. If you start these adventures in Alice Springs then it’s best to fly in the day before the tour commences. And fly out the day after. So you will need to book a pre and post-night in Alice Springs. Ask us for more details we can help you out with that.

Alice Springs Day Trips

If you have a spare day in Alice Springs we would recommend a day tour to Tjoritja West MacDonnell Ranges.

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3 Day Uluru, Kings Canyon and Kata Tjuta Tour

See Australia’s famous Red Centre icons Uluru, Kata Tjuta, and Kings Canyon from Alice Springs.

4 Day Uluru Tour from Alice Springs

Experience the wonders of Uluru, Kata Tjuta, and Kings Canyon plus the opportunity to really experience the desert in Tjortja West MacDonnell Ranges.

5 Day Red Centre Camping Tour (Yulara to Alice Springs)

Spend five days exploring the most breathtaking sites of Australia’s Red Centre on our outback camping tour. Uluru/Kata Tjuta, Kings Canyon and the Western MacDonnell Ranges.

1 Day West MacDonnell Ranges Tour

Experience the spectacular outback scenery of Tjoritja West MacDonnell Ranges.

3 Day Uluru Tour (Yulara to Alice Springs)

Hike, explore, and have a blast discovering Uluru, Kata Tjuta, and Kings Canyon. Let’s make this adventure unforgettable!

3 day Uluru Adventure Tour from Alice Springs

Unleash your inner explorer on our epic 3-day Alice Springs to Uluru journey – where adventure knows no bounds!

5 Day Red Centre Camping Tour (Alice Springs to Alice Springs)

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Day trips around Alice Springs

Alice Springs is the perfect base from which to explore the Red Centre.

Flying into Alice Springs can feel like you’re travelling to another planet. A city surrounded by a vibrant red vastness, it looks as though it’s been dropped from the sky.  Alice Springs  is the only city in the  Red Centre , making it a convenient base to spring off and explore the awe-inspiring surrounding landscapes.

Here are just a few of the most amazing things to do around Alice Springs.

West MacDonnell Ranges 

Ormiston Gorge, West Macdonnell Ranges, Northern Territory © Tourism NT/Jess Caldwell & Luke Riddle

Where: A one-hour drive west from Alice Springs.

Floating in a refreshing, natural plunge pool in the middle of the desert is one of outback Australia's most memorable experiences. You’ll find ample opportunities to do just that in the spectacular Tjoritja West MacDonnell National Park (otherwise known as the ‘West Macs’), located just outside of Alice Springs. With over 161km (100mi) of natural beauty and natural water holes, it makes for a great water hole hopping day trip from Alice Springs.

Alice Springs Desert Park

Alice Springs Desert Park, Alice Springs, Northern Territory © Tourism Australia

Where: A 15-minute drive from the centre of Alice Springs.

Bust the myth that the desert is "dead" at the Desert Park on the outskirts of Alice Springs. This stunning park – part wildlife sanctuary, part botanic garden – is a mix of carefully re-created desert habitats (sand, woodland and desert rivers) and is bursting with life. Get up close to kangaroos, watch birds of prey in free flight, walk through aviaries, see snakes and animals that normally only make an appearance after dark and marvel at delicate desert wildflowers. You’ll learn how Aboriginal people find food and medicine in the desert and how these plants have cleverly adapted to their dry environment.

MacDonnell Ranges, East MacDonnell National Park, Northern Territory © Tourism Australia

Where: A 15-minute drive south-east of Alice Springs city centre.

The area around Alice Springs is associated with the Caterpillar Dreaming (Yeperenye) creation story that tells how the MacDonnell Ranges were formed by great mounds of caterpillars, killed in a battle with their enemies, the stink bugs. The gaps in the ranges, including the one at the southern entrance to Alice Springs, were made when the heads of the caterpillars were bitten off. There are several sacred sites around town, but the most impressive is the caterpillar rock art that covers the rock walls at the East MacDonnell Ranges'   Emily Gap , 10km (6mi) east of town along the Ross Highway. You can drive, cycle or join a tour.

Kangaroo Sanctuary

The Kangaroo Sanctuary, Alice Springs, Northern Territory © The Kangaroo Sanctuary

Where: A 20-minute drive from Alice Springs.

A baby kangaroo is called a joey, and it's almost impossible not to fall in love at first sight with the adorable orphaned joeys being cared for by Chris Barnes (better known as "Brolga", star of the hit television series, Kangaroo Dundee). Chris's Kangaroo Sanctuary is about a 20-minute drive from Alice Springs, and open for tours Tuesday through Friday in the late afternoons. Tours, which include bus transfers from Alice Springs, last about 2.5 hours and you’ll get the chance to meet some of the beautiful red kangaroos that are typical of the Red Centre. Depending on his filming schedule, you might even get to meet Kangaroo Dundee himself.

Desert Art Trail

Papunya Artist, Central Australia, Northern Territory © Tourism NT

Where: The trail starts just a five-minute drive from Alice Springs.

Learn about the fascinating world of Aboriginal art by visiting the art galleries of Alice Springs. Start at the Araluen Arts Centre , which contains several galleries of Central Australian Aboriginal art as well as one of the country's largest collection of works by the renowned Albert Namatjira. The Tjanpi Desert Weavers  – a group of more than 400 women artists from 26 remote communities – make beautiful baskets adorned with seeds and feathers, as well as quirky fibre sculptures of dogs and desert animals. Tangentyere Artists  also produce quirky sculptures as well as beautiful fabrics, blankets and jewellery, all made from recycled metal, wood and abandoned objects. In Todd Mall, the pedestrianised shopping strip of Alice Springs, Papunya Tula Artists and Mbantua Gallery  are good places to buy beautiful painted canvases to take home.

Finke Gorge National Park

Palm Valley, Finke Gorge National Park, Northern Territory © Tourism NT

Where: About a two-hour drive west of Alice Springs.

Another spectacular national park on Alice Springs’ doorstep is Finke Gorge . Home to one of the world’s oldest rivers – over 350 million years old – this remarkable landscape is lined with unique and age-old nature. Explore Palm Valley by foot or 4WD, where a plethora of distinctive flora and fauna grow including the vibrant red cabbage palms that are endemic to this area. 

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At Wild Honey Travels we want to ensure you get maximum enjoyment from your visit to Alice Springs and the surrounding areas, enjoying all that The Alice is. Our Tours and Unique Experiences operate exclusively from March to October to compliment the climate, to enhance your comfort and reduce the risks to your health and safety. Risks that go with the Territory and are consistently prominent in the Summer months, November to February.

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• Day 1 Alice Springs to Uluru
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Adventure Tours is the leading small group tour operator in Australia. We're a bunch of Aussies that have been leading travellers through this big ol’ continent over the past 30 years. Informative and immersive, our tours are for those looking to develop a true-blue understanding of Australia’s inner-workings – and have a great time while at it. We take one comfy, air-con equipped 4WD or minibus, load it up with a knowledgeable guide, a bunch of fellow adventurers, tents, swags and some packed picnics, then head out into the wilds. The whole outfit is far more your classic Aussie road trip than it is a standard charter bus tour – just with someone looking after the driving and navigating for you.

Customer Reviews

• Overall Rating Excellent 4.5
• Itinerary Excellent 4.3
• Guide Excellent 4.5
• Transport Good 4.0
• Accommodation Good 3.9
• Food Good 3.8
• Tour Operator Adventure Tours Australia 4.5
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• CE courtney · 14th April 2024 ………………………………………..x.. Trip date: April 2024
• PM Pamela · 1st April 2024 Tour guide was knowledgeable, organisation of trip was excellent, however accommodation on our 1st night was poor as there were 2 of the 4 toilets were out of use. Trip date: March 2024

• KS Kristina · 16th March 2024 Automatically translated. View in English Rate this translation Automatic translation available in English. View in English It was really great. Our guide did everything perfectly Trip date: March 2024
• SJ Sarah Albæk · 8th February 2024 It vask a food Tripe Trip date: February 2024
• NA Nikolas · 17th December 2023 This tour was the best thing I did on my entire trip to Australia. The places and national parks are just magical, my group was very nice and the food was good. Our guide Troy was the best guide that I have ever had, his knowledge was just insane and he... Show more Trip date: December 2023
• RR Robert · 6th November 2023 Was a good trip, was more worried about surviving the drive to Uluru, then the out back itself, guide was all over the road reading his itinary. Food was good, there was a vegetarian and gluten free person in our group and the meals they had brought... Show more Trip date: September 2023
• BT Beatrice · 19th September 2023 Very organized and educated and such a lovely guide who really like to tell all the history he knows Trip date: September 2023
• LF Lucy · 15th August 2023 A great trip! Kings Canyon was my favourite day and loved that campsite in particular. It would have been good to have a bit more advance knowledge of what time things were happening, and some in our group were not super helpful with cooking meals etc... Show more Trip date: August 2023

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3 Day Uluru & Kings Canyon Tour from Alice Springs $679

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3 Day Uluru & Kings Canyon Tour from Alice Springs Itinerary

Those who want to experience the true nature of the Australian Outback will adore this 3 Day Uluru Tour From Alice Springs. From the striking red walls of Ayers Rock or Uluru to the sweeping valleys and star laden sky of Kings Canyon , this is the perfect chance to experience a myriad of colours and ancient culture with one of the most unique and exciting tours of Uluru from Alice Springs.

Day One (lunch & dinner)

Your 3-Day Uluru Tour from Alice Springs starts with a sunrise departure into the heat of Australia’s Red Centre. After a fresh lunch, hike through the Valley Of The Winds at Kata Tjuta . This is one of the most exciting and mesmerizing walks near Uluru, as you admire the wonder of the 36 steep rocks blushing in the sun. The sense of wilderness, the scrambling up and down cliffs and the wonderful flora edging the rocks is an experience not to be missed. From the heights of the lookouts, you can gaze out across the desert at the mirage of colours the outback has to offer and take some spectacular photographs to capture the moment.

The highlight of the evening will be the first time you witness the staggering sunset that melts over Uluru, with a glass of champagne and nibbles in hand. Uluru in the evening is an unforgettable experience, as you capture the flaming reds, soft strokes of lavender and burnt oranges erupting in the landscape around you. Finish a perfect day with dinner, campfire tales and a tranquil night of sleeping under the stars .

Day Two (breakfast, lunch & dinner)

The day will begin bright and early with breakfast and a sunrise viewing. After, you can spend the morning hiking around Uluru. Start your journey to the iconic Ayers Rock. At the base of the Uluru, you can watch the monolith change colours in the roiling sun and hear fabulous tales peppered with myth and magic from ancient Aboriginal Dreamtime stories. The Cultural Centre is the next place to explore and the perfect chance to immerse yourself in the splendour and simplicity of local life. Find out all about the old ways and ancient rituals, admire the locally inspired art and pick up beautiful handcrafted souvenirs to take back home.

In the evening, we will travel to our campsite near Kings Canyon. Here we will enjoy an outback dinner and share stories around the campfire whilst retiring for the evening with another incredible night camping under the stars.

Day Three (breakfast & lunch)

Day three begins with a hearty breakfast together as a group before camping up our campsite. Once refuelled we will take on the spectacular Kings Canyon Rim Walk. Nestled in the Watarrka National Park , Kings Canyon is a remarkable environment of rugged scenery and carved red cliffs that shelter the lush Garden Of Eden that sits in the gorge below. After lunch, we will have one final meal together before it’s time to make the journey back to Alice Springs.

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