Red Centre Holidays
Red Centre holidaysin Northern Territory
This ruddy sprawl of desert wilderness is a seemingly endless landscape of semi-arid scrubs and sand dunes, weathered mountain ranges, rocky gorges and some of Aboriginal Australia's most sacred sites. Floating in an outback waterhole, dining under a starry sky, watching the world's most famous rock change colours at sunrise and sunset are just some of the Red Centre's only-in-Australia experiences.Surrounded by spectacular gum trees and refreshing waterholes, the friendly outback town of Alice Springs is the vibrant hub of central Australia and has all the conveniences of a modern city.
Why Visit Red Centre?
- Mesmerising Uluru
- Captivating Kata Tjuta
- Breathtaking Kings Canyon
- Learn about Aboriginal culture
- Swim in a waterhole
- Discover Alice Springs
Red Centre Travel Guide
Best time to go
The Red Centre has a desert climate with an average maximum temperature of 35ºC between October and March, while winter months see an average of around 25ºC. Spring and Autumn see warm days and cool evenings.
Travel Information
Alice Springs or Ayers Rock airports are approximately 3 hours flying time from Sydney. Ayers Rock Resort is about 5-6 hours drive from Alice Springs.
Local currency
Australian Dollar
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