Top Alice Springs Sightseeing Tours

Discover the legendary heart of Outback culture on this half-day highlights tour of Alice Springs. Visit the historic Overland Telegraph Station and learn how residents have adapted to ultra-remote living at the Royal Flying Doctor Service base and the School of the Air. Encounter fearsome desert creatures at the Alice Springs Reptile Park, and take in sweeping views of the West MacDonnell Ranges from the top of Anzac Hill.

Head to Palm Valley from Alice Springs to explore an Aboriginal community and a beautiful oasis in the outback. Visit the historic town of Hermannsburg with its historic buildings and Aboriginal art gallery before heading to the Cycad Gorge for a nature walk around the oasis. Enjoy a picnic lunch at the Kalaranga Lookout and take in the views of the MacDonnell Ranges just as the sun sets behind them.

Explore the West MacDonnell Ranges on a full-day tour from Alice Springs. Travel with an expert guide to highlights such as Simpsons Gap, Ormiston Gorge, Ochre Pits, Standley Chasm, Ellery Creek and Glen Helen. Have time to enjoy the region's natural beauty and capture photo ops of the Australian Outback as you hike into rock canyons, discover hidden waterholes and view historical sites. Chances to swim and hike along the way

Discover the plants, animals, and people of Australia’s central desert environments during an evening tour of the Alice Springs Desert Park. Your guide leads you on a nighttime walking tour that allows you to see creatures such as echidna and mala (rufous-hare wallaby) as they become active after dark.

Enjoy an authentic desert adventure right in the heart of Australia, as you ride a camel close to Alice Springs. Mount up for a thrilling circuit along red sand tracks and forest trails; and spot wild kangaroos and wallabies from your unique vantage point. Finally, stop for a memorable photo against a dramatic backdrop of the Western MacDonell Ranges.

Sometimes driving through a small part of the Australian Outback isn’t enough. See the desert from above on a morning hot-air balloon ride. This tour from Alice Springs gets you up in the air near dawn for a scenic ride. Spot wildlife, including the elusive Red Kangaroo, from above, take in views of the landscape, and enjoy sparkling wine afterward.

Explore the West MacDonnell Ranges on a day trip from Alice Springs Marvel at the majestic Ormiston Gorge on a hike and relax at Ormiston Waterhole Visit the Ochre Pits and swim at the picturesque Ellery Creek Big Hole

Travel from Alice Springs to World Heritage-listed Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park to see Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta (the Olgas). Considered the spiritual of the Red Centre, these two sacred sites feature stunning scenery and significant cultural importance. Discover the highlights with your guides, who take you to Mutitjulu Waterhole, Mala walk and the Cultural Centre. Learn about local Aboriginal history and traditions during this all-inclusive tour. Includes a buffet breakfast, lunch, snacks and an Aussie barbecue during the sunset at Uluru.

Sit back and enjoy the scenery of Australia’s rugged Red Centre with this one-way transfer from Alice Springs to Uluru (Ayers Rock). Travel by luxury air-conditioned coach through the mystical desert of the Northern Territory while your driver-guide points out passing attractions and shares Aboriginal history. Stretch your legs at stops throughout the journey, including the Outback Camel Farm, where you can enjoy an optional camel ride (own expense).

Let Emu Run Experience transfer you from Alice Springs to Ayers Rock Resort on our comfortable coach with air conditioning and an on board toilet.  Itinerary: Alice Springs to Ayers Rock Resort Bus Transfer We collect you from outside your Alice Springs accommodation at approximately 6am. We arrive at Yulara at approximately 11:45am and we drop you off at the Outback Pioneer Hotel at Ayers Rock Resort. Please note: no food/meals are included with this transfer service, however the bus will stop off at Erldunda Roadhouse on the way so you can purchase food there.

The MacDonnell Ranges are an ideal place to see rare desert wildlife, gorges, and watering holes—they are also conveniently located closer to Alice Springs than popular Uluru. This makes it easier to see a lot of the ranges in one day, as this tour does. Make more than half a dozen stops at watering holes, gorges, and archeological sites, and take advantage of provided meals and transport from your hotel.

Get off the beaten track on this 4WD adventure and see places in Central Australia that are missed by many visitors. In a small group of no more than four people, head into the rugged Finke Gorge National Park to Palm Valley. See Australia's only palm trees, ancient rock formations, and more, and visit the Aboriginal community at Hermannsburg.

With its red rock canyons, outback desert, and iconic landmarks, Australia’s Red Centre is full of natural wonders. This 3-day camping adventure covers the region’s three most popular destinations—Uluru, Kings Canyon, and Kata Tjuta. Enjoy magnificent views of Uluru at sunrise and sunset, take guided hikes in the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park and Watarrka National Park, and camp out beneath the outback stars.

Outback Elite Tour’s Rainbow Valley Private Sunset Tour is like no other, over there you will experience one of the most magnificent sunset in Central Australia. This tour is the ideal solution for single, couples or group of friends for a fully personalised experience. Travel in style at your own pace enjoying the comfort of a modern 4WD vehicle.

Witness the unique beauty of Emily Gap, Jessie Gap, Simpsons Gap and follow the ochre coloured sandstone cliffs of Mt Gillen. During this flight, you will continue to be inspired by the natural surroundings and cultural heritage of these areas, taking in the extensive views of Alice Springs, Heavitree Gap, the Todd River and the colourful desert ranges that are a feature of this scenic flight.

Quality, Affrodable touring of Outback Central Australia is the essential ingredient in this amazing tour. You will visit Alice Springs, Uluru, Kata Tjuta West MacDonnell Ranges, Palm Valley and Desert Springs Park. Our knowledgeable and friendly tour guides take pride in sharing their amazing stories and history of life in the Outback. You will explore ancient landscapes, the geology and history of Central Australia, and the of the beauty of the region. All coach are air conditioned for your comfort. We include 3 star hotel accommodation. This is a must do tour if you wish to visit all of the must see attractions in Central Australia.

Combine our 4 day luxury overnight coach tour to Ayers Rock, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon with 4 Days in Alice Springs and an Alice Springs coach tour. Enjoy canapes and wine under the stars at Kata Tjuta, a beautiful sunrise at Ayers Rock, a scrumptious dinner at Ayers Rock and breathtaking views of Watarrka National Park from the rim of Kings Canyon before returning to Alice Springs. Visit the Old Ghan Train Museum, the Royal Flying Doctor Service, the Historic Telegraph Station, School and much more on your Alice Springs coach tour as well as free time to explore the town at your own leisure. Everything is included... touring, hotels, transfers. Themes include: Northern Territory, Departs from Alice Springs, Luxury Coach, Returns from Alice Springs.

Spend an extended amount of time at one of the most exquisite destinations in the West MacDonnell Ranges. A day trip from Alice Springs. Easy to Medium walks across semi-arid country. Easy walks – flat, compact dirt paths. Medium walks – dirt paths, sandy creek bed, up/down hill and or scrambling over rocks. Soaring orange cliffs hang high above a once raging watercourse that left behind a lazy waterhole. There are boulders to lie upon like a lazy lizard in the hot sun after a swim (warmer months). Walk, swim, explore nature, relax, contemplate, dream! If inclined, a visit to beautiful Glen Helen on the salty sands of the ancient and wet Finke River, abreast the majestic Mt Sonder is not out of the question. But a 10 minute drive from Ormiston Gorge. Private, air conditioned transport and a qualified and experienced guide with a passion for the region, Kimberley will share her stories and knowledge on this full day of exploring Central Australia.

The West MacDonnell Ranges half-day private charter service tour is an excellent opportunity to explore the panoramic landscapes of the West MacDonnell Ranges. View spectacular outback scenery and take photos as we travel along through magnificent Outback Country, stopping at the many historical locations. Tour attractions include hotel pickup, Anzac Hill, John Flynn's Grave Historical Reserve, Simpsons Gap, Standley Chasm and return to your hotel. With our charter bus service, your group has the vehicle to yourselves.

The native vegetation nurtures the mind, body and spirit. Connect with the souls of your feet in the sand. Your troubles will fall away. Enjoy a coffee or tea at a cafe, 100% owned and operated by the local Arrernte community. Let our guide Kimberley share her passion of the region on this 5hour tour, giving an insightful look into art, culture and the amazing landscapes of Central Australia.

Keeping culture, drawing and painting stories for 10’s of 1000’s of years, in 1934 the Western Arrarnta community met with a peculiar representation of Country in water colour paintings at the Hermannsburg Lutheran Mission. Igniting the imagination of residents, a movement of water colour artists was born. There was money, accolades, citizenship as well as challenge, burden and strife. Explore the legacy of the great Hermannsburg Water Colour movement. Learn about the relentless pursuit of justice by Albert’s family – The Namatjira Project.

The West MacDonnell Ranges half-day tour with camel ride is an excellent opportunity to explore the panoramic landscapes of the West MacDonnell Ranges and have experience with one of the most renowned camel rides in Australia. View spectacular outback scenery and take photos as we travel along through magnificent Outback Country, stopping at the many historical locations. Tour attractions include hotel pickup, Anzac Hill, John Flynn's Grave Historical Reserve, Simpsons Gap, Standley Chasm and camel ride in west MacDonnell ranges. After finishing the camel ride, we bring back you to your hotel in Alice Springs.

The Western Arrarnta People have been keeping culture, singing stories for 10’s of 1000’s of years. In 1877, Lutheran Pastors from Germany arrived on horseback and settled by an ancient River. Together they interpreted new songs in the tradition of Christianity and Western Arrarnta Language. Their voices echoed across this arid land reaching many other language groups. In the 1960’s, the choir movement reached its pinnacle. Then a resurgence occurred when British Guyana born Choir Master happened to visit Alice Springs in 2006. Come, visit the roots of The Central Australian Aboriginal Women’s choir. Learn about their story, living in some of Australia’s most remote outback Aboriginal Communities. On tour they perform 16th Century baroque, in language, along with early romantic hymns on the world stage – Sydney Opera House, German Cathedrals, Washington DC and more. Featured in the documentary The Song Keepers, these are the strong voices of community and culture.