Things to see and do Alice Springs

This beautiful cove offers a peaceful atmosphere. This tributary to the Finke River saw significant flooding during the millennium, creating this magnificent water hole. Impressive geological formations, abundant flora and fauna and an ideal place to swim.

This park will open in December 2010, you can see kangaroos in their natural habitat, a large park of 50 hectares. The guide will also show you babies and explain the work done at the rescue center of the wounded kangaroos on the road.

Inaugurated in 1990, this international reputation gallery presents contemporary Aboriginal art, including jewellery, ceramics and textiles. Sale to individuals.

Alice Springs Helicopters is a helicopter rental agency located at Alice Springs airport. They offer a variety of scenic flights to discover the wonders of the region. Among the options available is the "Spirit of Mt Gillen" flight, which lasts around 20 minutes and costs $285 per person. This flight offers views of the various mountain ranges, Simpsons Gap, the town of Alice Springs and Mt Gillen, which is steeped in Aboriginal legend of the ancient dog spirit "Uk-nool-ya". There's also the "Mystery Heli Tour" flight, which lasts around 25 minutes and costs $325 per person. This flight is full of beautiful scenery and interesting commentary. For those who want a longer experience, there's the "Total tour time" which lasts around 1h30, including 20 minutes flight time, and costs 415 dollars per person. This flight will take you along the magnificent East MacDonnell Ranges to a secluded spot where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the ancient landscape. You can also enjoy an hour-long picnic. There are other flights available, such as the "Simpsons Explorer" which lasts around 30 minutes and costs $425 per person, or the "West MacDonnells - Grand Tour" which lasts around 60 minutes and costs $850 per person. For those who want an even more spectacular experience, there's the "Kings Canyon Heli-Express", which lasts around 3? hours and costs $2,900 per person, or the "Ayers Rock - Heli Express", which lasts around 5? hours and costs $3,950 per person.

Located in the East MacDonnell Ranges, the location is famous for its cliffs and streams. Starting point for hiking Trails, the Trephina Ridge Top Walk offers a breathtaking view of the mountains. Count 2 hours walk. Go to 4 x 4 if you get there during or just after the rainy season because the road is not asphalted. It is not uncommon to see dingoes at night but they are not disturbing. The site has three campsites, two of which you can plant the tent. Washrooms are available. This place is not frequented because the West MacDonnell Ranges are more popular. So you'll be more quiet with less world, for just as spectacular points of view.

This gallery presents, in a bright place, the works of several Aboriginal art centres in the region. An opportunity to see different art styles and buy souvenirs in a shop guided by ethical rules.