Alice Springs is the land of the outback in central Australia. Incredible landscapes and a pioneering history make for attractive ventures to this far off land. Being 1,500km from the nearest city, Alice Springs Airport serves as quite a blessing to those reaching this enchanting destination. With so much to see and do in this town, a week or two might be enough time to take it all in.

History, culture, nature, and adventure can all be had in Alice Springs. As the town is in the middle of the largest land area on Earth without lights, the view of the night sky is staggering, making stargazing one of the top attractions in the area. The sun returns attention to the land, brightening up memorable views from Anzac Hill, and Alice Springs Desert Park offers the exploration of flora and fauna, aboriginal use of local plants for food, and a nocturnal exhibit. Explore craters at Henbury Meteorites Conservation Reserve, study the history of the outback at Old Timer’s Museum, or visit the first stone building in Alice known as Adelaide House. Camel riding, hot air ballooning, and quadding are a few of the adventures to be had in the town.

Find the most suitable accommodation for you by clicking on our interactive map and exploring Alice Springs for hotels and must-see destinations.