CENTRAL AUSTRALIA: TOURS & ATTRACTIONS

Emu Run pride themselves on customer satisfaction, offering the type of tour you would expect, with no hidden extras, and they are happy to go that extra mile so you experience true outback service and hospitality.

Alice Wanderer Centre Sightseeing – established since 1994 – operates half and full day guided small group tours in and around Alice Springs.

AAT Kings is a premier holiday operator with a long history in providing hassle free, high quality holidays.

Family owned and operated for over 40 years, Tailormade Tours prides itself on going that extra mile to ensure your outback experience is of the highest quality.

Austour offers coach tours from Alice Springs, Ayers Rock Resort & Kings Canyon Resort taking in the highlights the Red Centee has to offer..

DIY Tourguide gives you the freedom to stop where you want, when you want. How is that for a guide! If you choose to make a stop for lunch, take a 4 hour hiking trek, or even go on a camel ride, DIY Tourguide will wait until you are ready to get on the road again.

Located Alice Springs and Yulara (Uluru Airport) 

There’s no better way to experience the Territory than in an Avis car – offering you a car, a people mover or a 4wd that suits your needs. Call them and you will experience that famous ‘We try harder’ service.

Located Alice Springs  

“The Didgeridoo Show Outback” has earned a reputation as one of Central Australia’s most memorable live shows! 

Alice Springs Reptile Centre opened in January 2000 and showcases Northern Territory reptiles. More than 100 reptiles of over thirty species are exhibited indoors and outside in naturally landscaped surrounds.

Located Alice Springs 

Enter the Alice Springs School of the Air Visitors Centre and you will learn the unique methods of educating students of the remote areas of Australia via HF Radio, Satellite and correspondence material.

Located Alice Springs  

Opened in 1939 in what is now one of Alice’s finest heritage buildings, see how the RFDS provides routine medical services and evacuations to outback isolated areas - towns, communities and homesteads.

Located Alice Springs

Now open at the Old Alice Springs Gaol giving visitors two unique heritage attractions at one great location.

Alice Springs Cultural Precinct encompasses the art, culture and heritage of Central Australia in one location. The site includes Araluen Arts Centre, Museum of Central Australia, Strehlow Research Centre, Central Australian Aviation Museum, Central Craft, and Memorial Cemetery.

Located Alice Springs 

The Albert Namatjira Gallery at the Alice Springs Cultural Precinct is named after the famous Arrernte artist, born at Hermannsburg in 1902.

Olive Pink Botanic Gardens showcases over 500 species of Central Australian plants throughout an area of 16 hectares.

Located Alice Springs  

A family business offering relaxed and intimate camel tours.  Join the popular one-hour camel ride through desert scrub and red claypans to a scenic lookout.

Located Alice Springs  

The home of horse racing in the Red Centre, boasting a well-appointed facility, with all the amenities of a racecourse situated in a major city

Located Alice Springs  

Visit Australia’s largest truck museum and wonder at yesterdays workhorses – some in pristine condition and others as they were in their working lives.

Located Alice Springs 

The rugged ranges and stony desert floor which posed problems for the early explorers can now be viewed with ease and excitement from a hot air balloon.

Join in, have fun, or just enjoy the hilarity from under the shade of gum trees on the edge of the dry Todd River bed, and help raise funds for charity, with major sponsor, ASSA ABLOY, the global leader in door opening solutions!

BPG Alice Spring is a boutique gallery showcasing a dynamic range of traditional desert art from established artists, emerging talents and renowned art centres.

Located Alice Springs 

Experience the magic of an ancient culture. Discover the heritage of aboriginal artists. Delight in real treasures of Utopian Art.

Watch This SPACE is the only contemporary experimental art space in Central Australia within a 1,500 km radius. We support local, national and international artists, both emerging and established.

Located 125kms South-west of Alice Springs 

Originally a Lutheran Mission Hermannsburg was the first town in Central Australia. It is also the birthplace and home of Aboriginal watercolour artist, Albert Namatjira.

Located Coober Pedy  

This Underground Complex was formally an original opal mine that was first worked in the 1920's. Today it is Coober Pedy's largest and only multi-award winning tourism attraction.

The Bushfires Council NT is a statutory body established by the Bushfires Act. The role of the Bushfires Council is to advise the Minister on measures to be taken to prevent and control bushfires in the Northern Territory.

Located Coober Pedy

Travel with the mailman delivering mail to the historic outback towns of Oodnadatta, William Creek and five remote cattle stations including the world’s largest, ‘Anna Creek’.

Located Coober Pedy 

This unique opal mine (first mined in 1916) depicts the history of opal mining with all the mystery of searching for opal underground, with the safety of a walk-in, ground level mine.

Located Coober Pedy 

Oasis Tours offer a great insight into the Opal Capital of the world.