Alice Springs

Alice Springs is widely considered to be the spiritual heart of Australia, with rivers and ranges millions of years old and an ancient Aboriginal culture rich in art and story. Stunning landscapes, remote communities, and a unique pioneering history create a diverse and exhilarating destination to both explore and absorb.

Alice Springs is a welcoming outback town and popular centre for adventure activities. Explore Alice's rich and diverse art scene and intriguing outback history. Once you've set up a base in Alice, discover what lies beyond as you head out into a diverse and fascinating region.

Hike, climb and cycle you way through the chasms, craters and sacred Aboriginal sites of the MacDonnell Ranges, or four-wheel drive the expansive Simpson Desert in the southeast. Travel west to the Finke Gorge National Park for the desert oases of Palm Valley and Finke River, or head north to Halls Creek and Gemtree. Rainbow Valley, to the south, reveals a shifting palette of sandstone colours throughout the day – a photographer's dream.

At the end of the day relax and sample the delights of this vibrant and diverse town. Quirky bars and cafes, and restaurants with stunning views are just some of the attractions in the CBD. Choose from outback-inspired menus featuring emu, crocodile and kangaroo, native fruits and berries, or feast on cuisines from around the world.

Alice Springs
Accommodation

Family friendly, luxury, cheap and cheerful, in the town centre or further afield in a quiet residential area or bush setting – there's an accommodation option for all visitors. If you like a view ask for a room that looks out at the red gums on the banks of the Todd River or the MacDonnell Ranges, which stretch out east and west of the town.

Alice Springs Resorts