Lasseters Hotel Casino is nestled under the famous MacDonnell Ranges and on the banks of the Todd River. The 4.5 star hotel comprises of 127 spaciously designed Standard and Deluxe Rooms and 13 stylish Suites. All are equipped with a full range of facilities, covering the needs of even the most discerning guest

Imagine basing your Alice Springs holiday in an inviting tropical paradise in the middle of a hot dry desert. The Desert Palms Resort, as the name suggests, provides a cooling, peaceful setting with over 700 palm trees & trailing bougainvillea creating a colourful, calming atmosphere where you really do feel like you’re on holidays!

Situated overlooking the banks of the Todd River, Alice on Todd has 34 modern contemporary self contained apartments, providing a unique accommodation option for the Alice Springs visitor. Guests will enjoy the range of facilities on offer.

Comfort Inn Outback is nestled against the rugged MacDonnell Ranges, with large, beautifully landscaped grounds offering quiet serenity while still being close to shopping, the Casino and Convention Centre

The Chifley Alice Springs Resort is situated on the banks of the famous Todd River, with its magnificent river red gums. Efficient, friendly outback service and modern, comfortable facilities contribute to the resort’s relaxed atmosphere. The resort is conveniently located only 5 minutes walk from the town centre.

Crowne Plaza Alice Springs is set against the spectacular MacDonnell Ranges in the heart of outback Australia. Beautifully situated on 4.5 hectares of landscaped and native bush gardens, guests are only 1.5 kilometres from the town centre and within walking distance of the casino and its wonderful array of entertainment. Take the opportunity to play a round on the adjacent 18 hole international standard golf course or enjoy a walk along the banks of the famous Todd River

Expect a warm welcome at this small, unique accommodation. Built from recycled timbers, the B & B is both beautiful and environmentally friendly. But the real reason to stay here is the sense of tranquillity! Spectacular rock formations surround the house and wild kangaroos and birds are seen daily in the gardens.

Explore the mystery and adventure of the Central Australian desert at night with expert guides. This is the chance to see some of the region’s most rare and exclusive animals. Take advantage of this amazing experience to explore the Alice Springs Desert Park’s Mulga Walk and spotlight endangered species.

Reliable, flexible transfers from all local Alice Springs accommodation to the world class Alice Springs Desert Park. See, smell and hear the animals and plants of the desert. View the animals of the night in the nocturnal house, watch free flying birds of prey at the Nature Theatre and take a cinematic journey through 4.5 million years of desert evolution.

Tour the sights of ‘The Alice’ including the historic Telegraph Station and the Royal Flying Doctor Service, where you will see how medical aid reaches those who live in the remote ‘outback’. Visit the School of the Air and the Alice Springs Reptile Centre. Finish the day with panoramic views of Alice Springs and the ranges from the top of Anzac Hill.

Journey into the surrounding bush of Alice Springs for an extensive, truthful excursion into the heart of Western Desert Aboriginal culture. Learn about the Dreamtime, social structure, bush survival, hunting & gathering skills which are all still important to the Walpiri people today. Meet local artists with the option to purchase artwork.

Try the unique dining experience of the world famous Overlanders Steakhouse. Architecturally designed, the restaurant captures the rustic ambience of outback Australia. The decor features historic saddlery used and donated by local drovers or cattlemen of yesteryear and today. Now a living museum, ‘The Overlanders Steakhouse’ was established in 1971 to honour the men and women of Australia who ventured ‘further out’ into the great outback of Australia. Explorers, miners, settlers, bush workers and the ‘overlanders’ - the people involved in the largest movements of cattle in the history of Australia & the World.

Experience the magnificent grandeur of the West MacDonnell Ranges, the deep red cleft of Standley Chasm, the mystique of Ellery Creek Big Hole, the cultural significance of the Ochre Pits. Visit Glen Helen Gorge. Sip on a glass of wine and enjoy a ploughmans lunch at Glen Helen. See the immense cliffs of quartzite at Simpsons Gap, a haven for a colony of black footed rock wallabies.

Experience a spectacular Red Centre sunset and starlight dinner tour along the West MacDonnell Ranges. Enjoy a bush 3 course meal under the stars with friends around the open wood fire. The dinner setting is Simpson’s Gap national park, with Bob Taylor, your guide, international chef and descendant of the Arrernte people.

Discover the beauty of Central Australia on a short tour to Uluru. Visit the Cultural Centre, watch an Uluru sunrise and sunset and explore Kata Tjuta. Tour includes transfers, 1 night accommodation, National Park fees, wine sunset, tea & coffee at sunrise and expert commentary.

Experience the highlights of the Red Centre on this journey from Alice Springs to Uluru & Kings Canyon. Highlights include Walpa Gorge, sunset over Uluru, exploring the base of Uluru and a Kings Canyon guided walk.