Explore Central Australia’s Arid Zone Flora Just a 15-minute walk from the Alice Springs CBD, the Olive Pink Botanic Garden is the
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Traditionally known as Angkerle Atwatye, meaning the ‘Gap of Water’, Standley Chasm is an area of great geological and cultural significance. The
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With its soaring red walls and impressive pound formation, the very photogenic Ormiston Gorge is a highlight of the West MacDonnell National
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Groves of rare red cabbage palms reaching tall towards the sun from the shady protection of the Finke Gorge’s red sandstone cliffs
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The instantly recognisable shape of Uluru, bathed red by the setting sun as it sits majestically amid the surrounding sandy plain, is
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Embrace the rugged natural beauty of the red centre at Kings Canyon, located within Watarrka National Park, 450KM southwest of Alice Springs.
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While Uluru, or The Rock, is definitely one of Australia’s most well known rock formations, many visitors to Central Australia find the
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Despite the desert landscape surrounding Alice Springs, there’s no shortage of stunning gorges to admire. The streams that run through them create
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Chasing waterfalls occupies a priority spot on the itineraries of many travellers who visit the Northern Territory. However, although Alice Springs and
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150KM east of Alice Springs on the most eastern side of the East MacDonnell Ranges lies Ruby Gap Nature Park – an
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