Embark on a captivating morning adventure into the heart of Central Australia with the Red Centre Journey Tour. Designed for travellers seeking a relaxing yet deeply enriching experience, this tour invites you to connect with ancient cultures, spectacular desert landscapes, and authentic outback heritage. 🌅

Unforgettable Tour Highlights

• Ewaninga Aboriginal Rock Carvings: Wander through this sacred conservation reserve and marvel at the ancient petroglyphs (rock engravings) crafted by the early Arrernte people. 🎨
• Ooraminna Station Homestead: Experience the true charm of outback life at this historic working cattle station.
• Drover’s Boy Film Set: Step straight into a classic Australian movie set and soak up the rugged, cinematic atmosphere of the wild outback. 🎬
• Old Ghan Museum: Step back in time and relive the pioneering history of Central Australia and the iconic Old Ghan Train.
• Red Dune Desert Lookout: Take in breathtaking, panoramic views of the vibrant red sand dunes and the majestic MacDonnell Ranges. 📸
• Morning Tea at the Wild Horse Bar: Relax and unwind with a delicious morning tea in a truly unique outback setting.

All activities are designed to be safe, comfortable, and accessible for all age groups, requiring no high level of fitness or agility.

What’s Included

• Experienced and friendly local guide
• Convenient Alice Springs accommodation pick-up and drop-off
• Delicious morning tea
• Comfortable, air-conditioned transport
• All attraction entry fees

Exclusions

• $10 National Park fee (must be booked online prior to the tour – Park Fee)

Your Itinerary

Your journey begins when your friendly guide collects you from outside your Alice Springs accommodation from 7:45 am.

Travelling along the historic Old South Road, you will journey through picturesque outback landscapes. Learn about the mighty Finke River, the construction of the overland telegraph line, and the rich pioneering history of the region.

Our first stop is the Napwerte/Ewaninga Aboriginal Rock Carvings conservation reserve, where you will discover the fascinating petroglyphs of the Arrernte people.

Next, we travel to Ooraminna Station Homestead. This working cattle station offers a genuine glimpse into the outback lifestyle and features the film set of “The Drover’s Boy”, complete with its own rustic outback saloon. Enjoy a relaxing morning tea on the homestead deck, surrounded by the peaceful sounds of the bush.

We then visit the spectacular Red Sandy Dune for panoramic views and photos of the deep red sands, before concluding our adventure at the Ghan Museum to discover the legendary history of outback rail travel.

You will return to your Alice Springs accommodation at approximately midday, filled with unforgettable memories.