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Elaine_W, Oct 2026
Simply put - wonderful!
It was great and all of the hikes were manageable - even by 2 55+ year olds who are not particularly fit. All of the named sights were excellent and the exclusive campsites on tribal land were beautifully kept and we had a great time stargazing around the fires in great surroundings. Our guide, CJ was passionate, knowledgeable and made the whole tour a very special and unforgettable experience. Many thanks!
Sharon_T, Aug 2026
Spectacular
The tour was really well organised and the pace was perfect. We got to spend enough time at each place to really enjoy it. The ranges are spectacular! Lunch and a drink are provided/ the burgers were really good. Our guide Emily was friendly and a wealth of knowledge about the ranges, the flora and history. Highlights were Stanley Chasm, seeing rock wallabies and walks to the water holes. I would highly recommend this tour.
Zachary_M, Aug 2026
Great day seeing the Outback
Great day seeing the outback around Alice Springs. Our guide was also very knowledgeable and happy to answer the questions we had
Matthew_C, Jul 2026
Set n Forget
Every need is met, a set n forget experience. Experiencing the red centre with Autopia was very easy and educational whilst offering the opportunity to push one's own envelope.

West MacDonnell Ranges

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Alice Springs
West MacDonnell Ranges
  • The West MacDonnell Ranges are a popular inclusion on multi-day tours of Australia’s Red Centre, often alongside a visit to Uluru, Kata Tjuta (the Olgas), and the Kings Canyon.
  • Most tours in the West MacDonnell Ranges include outdoor activities, so bring sturdy hiking boots, your swimsuit, sunscreen, and plenty of water.
  • The park has swimming areas, campsites, and BBQ areas, but you’ll need to bring all supplies with you. The only accommodation option in the area is the Glen Helen Resort.
  • Some sites, including Simpsons Gap and Ellery Creek Big Hole, are accessible for wheelchairs.