Top Alice Springs Tickets & Passes

The East MacDonnell Ranges half-day Private Charter Service tour is an excellent opportunity to explore the panoramic landscapes of the East MacDonnell Ranges. View spectacular outback scenery and take photos as we travel along through magnificent Outback Country, stopping at the many historical locations. The East MacDonnell Ranges are popular as Central Australia’s most famous outback landscapes – gaps, gorges, bush walks, Aboriginal art, and unique geological formations.

Join us for a half day tour of the art centers and galleries in Mparntwe Alice Springs. If you’ve been thinking about buying Aboriginal art but don’t know where to start, let our guide help to reassure you and educate you about the art centers, history of Aboriginal art, and its relationship to country and culture. Alice Springs has the most art galleries per capita of anywhere in Australia, so where better to explore the Aboriginal art scene? Our town is vibrant with art, and we are passionate about opening up access to some of the off the beaten track art centers that visitors to the Red Centre might otherwise miss – benefiting both art centers and travelers. We will start our tour with a coffee and a briefing about Aboriginal art and culture We work closely with art centers, ensuring our visits take place at appropriate times. Art Tours of Australia and our tour guides never take a commission on art sales.

Travelling through the vast desert in an intimate group is inspiring to say the least. Traversing a cultural landscape, shaped by the forces of water, wind, and fire, while learning directly from the worlds oldest living culture, is nothing short of profound. During the adventure, you’ll get acquainted with the Red Centre’s iconic locations, including Uluru, Kings Canyon, and Tjoritja (the West MacDonnell Ranges). Reconnect with your creativity by making art outdoors in breathtaking landscapes, and enjoy conversations around the campfire. We will visit Aboriginal Art Centres, meet artists and cultural experts, and eat a bushfoods platter by Arrernte icon Rayleen Brown. Our nights will be a mix of high quality hotel accomm and glamping tents, with our final night spent camping under the stars in swags. You will be escorted by an experienced tour guide with extensive local knowledge and a passion for this desert ecosystem for the entire trip. Experienced artists & beginners welcome.

Discover the breathtaking beauty of the East MacDonnell Ranges in central Australia on this exclusive East MacDonnell Ranges Half Day Escape - Private Luxury Charter service. Immerse yourself in sweeping panoramic landscapes as you journey through the heart of Australia’s magnificent outback. Take in spectacular scenery and capture unforgettable photos while travelling through rugged terrain, with stops at fascinating historical sites along the way. Renowned as one of Central Australia’s most iconic regions, the East MacDonnell Ranges offer a rich blend of natural wonders—dramatic gaps and gorges, scenic bush walks, ancient Aboriginal art, and striking geological formations. Enjoy the comfort and flexibility of a fully private tour, guided by an experienced and licensed professional dedicated to making your journey truly memorable.

Travel from Alice Springs to Uluru via Kings Canyon on a private one-day charter through the spectacular landscapes of Central Australia at your own pace. Discover ancient geology, desert flora and fauna, Aboriginal culture, and iconic Red Centre landmarks. Along the way, we stop at Erldunda Roadhouse to see the famous “Centre of the Centre” survey post and spot local emus, where you can feed the emus. Explore Kings Canyon on the spectacular self-guided 6-kilometre Rim Walk, including the Garden of Eden and breathtaking 360-degree views. Allow 3–4 hours, with about 500 steep steps at the start. Enjoy a break at Kings Creek Station before visiting Mount Conner Lookout, famously known as “Fooluru,” and viewing an ancient inland salt lake. Stop at Curtin Springs Restaurant for a short meal (at your expense) break before continuing to Uluru. Your journey concludes with drop-off at your Uluru accommodation.

Start in Alice Springs and see the whole Red Centre in six days, by day and by night. Walk the rim of Kings Canyon, travel the remote Mereenie Loop and explore both the West and East MacDonnell Ranges before finishing at Uluru and Kata Tjuta, with two chances to watch the sun set over the Rock. The nights are just as special. In the West Macs, a Traditional Owner shares First Nations stories of the stars on their own Country. In the East Macs, lasers and telescopes reveal the southern sky at Star Camp, where you sleep in an Eco Star Tent beneath the Milky Way. You will swim at Ellery Creek Big Hole, walk Kata Tjuta's Valley of the Winds, learn about Anangu culture at the Cultural Centre and walk around the base of Uluru after sunrise. Small group of up to 16, local expert guide, all main meals and camping included.