Destination
Red Centre
National Parks, Aboriginal Culture, Walking & Hiking
The Red Centre is an extraordinary landscape of desert plains, weathered mountain ranges, rocky gorges and some of Aboriginal Australia's most sacred sites. Spend a few days admiring Uluru and treat yourself to a five-star dinner under the stars as you watch this incredible rock change colour at dusk. Dust off you hiking boots and spend a day trekking around the soaring rock domes of Kata Tju a The Olgas Tackle the Kings Canyon Rim Walk, the views will leave you in awe. Located almost 450km from Uluru Ayers Rock - fascinating Alice Springs is well worth a visit. You ll find many gorges, waterholes, desert landscapes and plenty of great walking trails through the West MacDonnell Ranges. You ll easily fill in a few days visiting the many Art Galleries, Royal Flying Doctor Service, Telegraph Station, Anzac Hill and Alice Springs Desert Park.
WHY NOW Experience Aboriginal culture, desert adventures and one of Australia...
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Must-sees and dos
- Admire how Uluru changes colour at sunrise and sunset
- Witness the Field of Light at Uluru, a stunning light exhibition
- Take a refreshing dip in a waterhole
- Learn about Aboriginal Culture
- For the active, trek the Larapinta Trail
- Visit the Art Galleries in Alice Springs
Good to know quick facts
- Population: 30,000 in Alice Springs
- Local Food: Aboriginal bush tucker
- Best time to visit: May - September