This half-day guided experience explores the key sites that shaped the town’s development from a remote outpost into the heart of Australia’s Red Centre.

Travelling in air-conditioned comfort with an experienced guide, you’ll visit iconic landmarks including the School of the Air, where children living on remote properties receive their education; the Alice Springs Telegraph Station, the first European settlement in the area and a vital link in Australia’s early communication network; and the Royal Flying Doctor Service, which provides lifesaving medical care to people living in remote communities.

The tour concludes with a stop at Anzac Hill, offering panoramic views across Alice Springs and the spectacular MacDonnell Ranges, along with time to relax and enjoy afternoon tea.