Alice Springs

Alice Springs is a remote town in central Australia, serving as a key cultural and geographic hub in the Outback. Situated roughly midway between Darwin and Adelaide, it lies within the traditional lands of the Arrernte people. The town features a desert climate with hot summers and mild winters. It's known for its striking red desert landscapes, proximity to iconic natural landmarks like Uluru and Kings Canyon, and a vibrant Indigenous heritage. Alice Springs also functions as a gateway for exploring Australia's vast interior and offers a mix of outdoor adventure, cultural experiences, and local history.