I have done many a trip through the NT enroute to WA but never have ventured to Alice Springs. It's definitely on our bucket list. I would love to go and see Ayers Rock and Kings Canyon with its breathtaking landscapes, stunning waterholes.

Love the beautiful changing landscapes depending which direction you travel from Alice.
The town of Alice Springs is a cultural mixing pot with people from every part of the globe all living, socialising and having fun together.

I’ve always wanted to visit Alice Springs. It seems like such a cool place to explore, right in the heart of the Outback. I’d love to check out the beautiful scenery of the MacDonnell Ranges and learn about the local history and culture. The Alice

I grew up visiting Alice in school holidays as my Aunt lived/lives and is a true local. I have not returned to visit the beautiful spiritual Alice Springs for over 15 years and I miss the magical healing of Alice Springs and of course my aunt

Dear Alice
I was 15 when I first came across your beauty. Sharing the journey on a school trip with a group of youth all on the same trip for one reason or another.
And now I would love to share your beauty, waterholes and scenery

Alice, you look wild and beautiful and free. You look welcoming and rugged all at once. You look full of beautiful sun kissed mornings and still warm evenings with crystal clear skies. I would love to get to know your unrivalled beauty, in person. I

Dear Alice,

Every morning, I wake up to your sunrise and think, “Well, that’s definitely better than my alarm clock!” You’ve got this way of lighting up the sky that makes even my groggy self feel alive. And then, just when I think

Our family has travelled through Alice many times over the years as we lived in Darwin and had relatives in Adelaide. Two of my adult children are indigenous and all four children were born in Darwin. We have now lived in Adelaide for 20 years and

My favourite memories are visiting the RFDS Alice Springs tourist facility. It was so interesting and we spent hours there. The MacDonnell ranges was also a highlight. It was stunning and worth a visit.

My memories of Alice are the beautiful landscapes, the wonderful people, and the rich history and culture. I'd love the opportunity to visit you again, Alice!

On our last visit to Alice we visited the amazing Desert Park and experienced all its wonders. My children were transfixed on its beauty and barreness. The Bird of Flight show was an absolute highlight with my 12 year old holding a hawk and both as

I'd love to experience Alice Spring's infinite starry sky and the tranquil peace of Uluru, where time seems to stop when the Outback's beauty envelops you.

Ghost gums kissing endless blue skies, the Todd River with her washed and dried pebbles underfoot, red dirt that stretches all the way up the MacDonnell ranges and the desert sunsets which ignite your senses have etched Alice forever into my heart,

It’s the colours that I love the best red dirt, blue sky, turquoise green waters, green trees and the happy faces of the friendly local people

Alice, I don't know where to start. Whilst I am no longer local, I look back with such fondness on the times we shared. Some of my favourite memories are exploring the MacDonnell ranges; swimming in Ellery Creek, hiking Mt Sonder and camping at