Experiencing the Australian culture and the beauty of the landscape, I would love to experience the hot air ballooning to take more in!

Hot air ballooning and earth sanctuary dinner never done
But love kings canyon and all landscape here are beautiful

Some friends and I flew from BNE but our aircraft broke down in ASP. Having an unexpected and extended stay in Alice was one fab adventure!

I’d really love to see a flock of budgerigars. I’m a bit of a part time birder watcher and also enjoy native fauna and flora so very keen to take in the nature and peace of the red centre.

I remember visiting Alice as a child with my family. I was awestruck by the vast open spaces, the size of Uluru, and the chilling cold water of Ellery Creek. We travelled out to Uluru and stayed in an old shearing shed, all crammed into the same

We look forward to creating new memories of a Dreamtime landscape to remember forever and share with others.

My favourite memory of Alice Springs is as a child, boarding the Qantas plane and set off to visit my cousins. I remember the deep colours of Ormiston Gorge and how it felt so still.
I would love to see the lights at Uluṟu.

To feel the heartbeat of Australia . Standing on the red earth filling my heart and soul with the power of its natural wonders To see the majestic uluru is an experience all Australians should know

Alice is unique. From the dry Todd bed to the Macdonnell ranges - this colourful little jewel sits nestled in the vast outback. I visited once , fell in love with her -but have not ventured outside the town. There is so much more I would love to

I’d love to immerse myself in the local Aboriginal culture, visiting the Araluen Cultural Precinct to appreciate Indigenous art and stories that have been passed down for generations. And of course, experiencing the magic of the desert at sunrise or

It has to be the time when I was 10 years old visiting Alice Springs with my family on a road trip from Darwin. I was obsessed with wedge tailed eagles and I saw one on the Stuart highway taking off as we approached it in our car. It was devouring

I went to the Finke River for a swim with swimmers, towel etc only to be told the only water was in my drink bottle!

Alice Springs is more than a destination—it’s the beating heart of Australia, where red earth meets endless skies, and adventure intertwines with ancient culture. I dream of waking to the sunrise over the MacDonnell Ranges, floating in a hot air

Kings Canyon is somewhere My wife and I have always wanted to go. It’s a call to reconnect with the earth, to step away from the noise and distractions of daily life and find a new perspective. I want to go to Kings Canyon because I know it will

My connection to Alice Springs began a few years ago. After a move from Adelaide up to Darwin for work, two months into the move I needed to drive my work car from the city in Adelaide, all the way up to Darwin. I had roughly a week to do it in, and