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Alice Desert Festival (Alice Springs and Uluru The Northern Territory)

Be inspired and entertained with the diversity of desert arts and the Central Australian lifestyle.Alice Springs is the meeting place of many different cultures and the Alice Desert Festival will celebrate this rich diversity in the month September. In 2010 it will have its 10th Birthday. The Alice Desert Festival is a unique annual event showcasing the thriving community of visual and performing artists, both indigenous and non indigenous from the Central Australian region. The Festival attracts inspirational acts from interstate and overseas.The festival brings to the streets, theatres, galleries and public venues of Alice Springs, a kaleidoscope of events from theatre, dance, film screenings, sculpture, music, poetry readings, physical theatre, workshops, pottery, writing and book launches, indigenous art and craft, to concert evenings of jazz, orchestral, hip hop, samba, salsa, fusion and world music.

Alice Springs Aboriginal Culture Tours (Alice Springs and Uluru The Northern Territory)

Alice Springs Aboriginal Culture Tours offer small group tours that provide a valuable insight into an ancient culture that has been around for thousands of years. Their local Aboriginal guides will enlighten you to their way of life, history, stories of the Dreamtime, and explain the significance of their sacred sites.

Alice Springs Holidays (Alice Springs and Uluru The Northern Territory)

Alice Springs Holidays have a premium four-wheel drive eco-certified touring program that offers a distinctive range of intimate travel experiences to such locations as the World Heritage–listed Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, historic Hermannsburg, Kings Canyon in Watarrka National Park, Palm Valley, including Alice Springs and its surrounds. With small group touring and the insight of an expert local guide, you’ll be captivated by Central Australia’s vibrantly coloured landscapes, its culture and its people.

Alice Springs Reptile Centre (Alice Springs and Uluru The Northern Territory)

The Alice Springs Reptile Centre is the largest reptile display in the Northern Territory. Come and visit the extensive range of reptiles, including the huge perentie goannas, frilled neck lizards, thorny devils and many other fascinating reptiles. Also on display are large and small pythons and some of the world’s most venomous snakes such as inland taipans, brown snakes, death adders, and mulga, otherwise known as king brown, snakes. Do not miss the saltwater crocodile exhibit featuring underwater viewing. Watch the lizards feed, or play with a python. Or wander through the absorbing Fossil Cave, where you can trace the rise of reptiles over hundreds of millions of years.

Alice Wanderer and Centre Sightseeing (Alice Springs and Uluru The Northern Territory)

Alice Wanderer and Centre Sightseeing Tours offer guided, small group tours in and around Alice Springs. The tours focus on the history and heritage of Alice Springs. The Alice Explorer Hop On – Hop Off Town Tour offers a second day free to explore Alice Springs. Their half and full day West MacDonnell Ranges tours explore the magnificent scenery of the West MacDonnell Ranges. Full day Palm Valley, Rainbow Valley Aboriginal Cultural Tour, Santa Teresa Aboriginal Community Tour and the Cattle Station Homestead Tour are also available. Alice Springs Desert Park can be combined with the Alice explorer Town Tour or Standley Chasm.

Anangu Tours Pty Ltd (Alice Springs and Uluru The Northern Territory)

Tour Uluru / Ayers Rock with traditional Aboriginal guides on small exclusive excursions away from the larger groups. Anangu Tours is owned by the traditional Aboriginal owners of Uluru. Learn the real history and Aboriginal law surrounding this ancient landscape as you explore the most beautiful sites around the rock. All tours are led by local Aboriginal (Anangu) guides, who accompany visitors to the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, offering special insights into the real meaning of Uluru to its people. Anangu guides are traditional Aboriginal people who have spent their entire lives living at Uluru, immersed in Anangu culture.

Ballooning Downunder (Alice Springs and Uluru The Northern Territory)

This outback adventure tour starts an hour and a half before dawn, when the winds are gentle and the temperatures are low

Camels Australia (Alice Springs and Uluru The Northern Territory)

Located 90 kilometres south of Alice Springs, Camels Australia offers thrilling camel safaris through some of the most magnificent outback scenery in Central Australia. Atop a friendly camel, you’ll be guided through spectacular desert landscapes, see ancient Aboriginal rock carvings and paintings, discover cooling waterholes, and spot unique local native fauna. Catering for both the novice rider and the experienced cameleer, these safaris offer a true outback experience as you ride your own camel, completely untethered, exploring the vast and colourful desert surrounds.

Desert Tracks (Alice Springs and Uluru The Northern Territory)

For a cultural experience of a lifetime, Desert Tracks offer exclusive tours to the Pitjantjatjara Lands and Musgrave Ranges in Central Australia. Gain an insight into the law and cultural of the Anangu people and explore the Aboriginal Songline stories of the Creation ancestors, and see how work, song, dance, story telling and art are truly integrated in their living culture.

Discovery Ecotours Australia (Alice Springs and Uluru The Northern Territory)

Discovery Ecotours Australia is a unique, small group tour operator providing expert guided tours throughout the Northern Territory and delivering a quality product focusing on natural and cultural heritage. Offering day, extended or charter tours to Uluru / Ayers Rock, Alice Springs and the Red Centre, Darwin and the Top End, their tours are of experiential nature with an agenda to avoid crowds. To ensure that travellers fully experience the presence of the Northern Territory and its environment, Discovery Ecotours Australia only operate four-wheel drive vehicles and minibuses. Friendly eco guides are an authority on these regions.