Alice Springs and Central Australia

Alice Springs and Central Australia demonstrate true Australian and Aboriginal Australian culture. This region depicts the authentic Australian outback character and is home to Australia’s most iconic natural wonder, Uluru (Ayers Rock). The vast plains and clear skies, allows you, as a visitor, to admire the untouched deserts ......[More]

Alice Springs and Central Australia

Alice Springs and Central Australia demonstrate true Australian and Aboriginal Australian culture. This region depicts the authentic Australian outback character and is home to Australia’s most iconic natural wonder, Uluru (Ayers Rock). The vast plains and clear skies, allows you, as a visitor, to admire the untouched deserts of Australia. To really appreciate the simple things in life, why not star-gaze at the millions of stars sweeping the outback sky.

This region is also home to and is abundant with some of Australia’s most recognised and iconic animals. There are wallabies, emus, dingoes, eagles, geckos and more. Camels also now call this region home, after being introduced to Australia from overseas.

The 19th century pioneers, who had immigrated to Australia, established the town of Alice Springs. The town has now become a mixture of the true outback and a modern city, as the outback spirit still remains in conjunction with all the cosmopolitan luxuries and facilities of a city.

Aboriginal culture and spiritual connections to this region are strong and evident. During your stay, there are multiple ways to appreciate and learn more about this fascinating and ancient culture.

The centre of Australia is truly that, it is Australia’s centre, its true self. To accurately see and appreciate what the region has on offer, a week’s stay would be excellent. Although, if a week is too long for you, you can still enjoy and get a general gist of the region in a few days. [Less]