Campervan Rental For Tourist Destination in Alice Springs, Australia

The heart of Australia – Alice Springs is a travel hub for sights and hikes. Alice is located in the middle of the largest land area without lights on the earth. It’s Australia’s most famous outback home, known for its aboriginal art scene and pioneer history. Surrounded by cavernous gorges, boundless desert landscapes, refreshing waterholes, beautiful palm trees and amazing wildlife, the city dwells the beautiful colors of life.

Alice Springs, the heart of Australia! Or as we call it simply Alice! Campervan rental Alice Springs is one of the best ways to get around and see Alice Springs and throughout Australia. Alice Springs is a place located in the middle of the largest land area without lights on earth. So you get to view the Milky Way, even in your Campervan rental Alice Springs. Campervans are available for hire from Alice Springs and all other major tourist destinations.

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Alice Spring is the travel hub of Australia. Explore Alice Springs with a private campervan rental. Book a campervan hire in Alice Springs through Aussie Campervans, and you are bound to receive a dependable Campervan from an established and worthy brand and at a reasonable cost. For your Cheap Campervan Hire Alice Springs needs Aussie Campervans is the most dependable Campervan Hire Alice Springs option for you.

Alice Springs in the Red Centre is the second biggest town in the Northern Territory, after the capital, Darwin. It is the gateway to some of Australia's most fascinating attractions - Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta (The Olgas). Each year tens of thousands of tourists bus or fly east to Australia's best-known icon, Uluru.

Known for many years by millions of tourists as Ayers Rock, Uluru is the world's largest monolith and stands 546 meters above the plain in the heart of the largest island continent. The road ringing Uluru gives a magnificent, three-dimensional view of the Rock and an appreciation of its awesome size. Alice's desert climate supports horticulture and grape industries worth $50 million a year.

Rent a 4WD camper or Motorhome from Alice Springs and explore the West MacDonnell Ranges and Kings Canyon. You can also head north from Alice Springs along the Stuart Highway to visit Tennant Creek, Katherine and Darwin.

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Places to Visit from Campervan Rental in Alice Springs, Australia

Mereenie Loop - linking Alice Springs, Kings Canyon, Uluru, Kata Juta along the West MacDonnell ranges and Glen Helen (permit required for some parts of this track that pass through Aboriginal land.)

Anzac Hill- for the best views over the town, particularly good at sunrise and sunset.

Old Timers' Museum - with exhibits from the 1890s and the Ghan Railway Museum at MacDonnell Siding.

Henbury Meteorites Conservation Reserve - where a meteorite hit the earth thousands of years before.

Watarrka National Park in the Red Centre is home of the Luritja people for tens of thousands of years. Their word, watarrka, is the name for the umbrella bush that grows here.

The park contains rugged ranges, gorges and rock-holes and is a refuge for many plants and animals. The most spectacular of these formations is Kings Canyon, a rich and fertile garden that is pocketed between towering sheer rock walls. The surrounding area is otherwise inhospitable desert. The canyon takes its name from the Kings Creek that flows through it.

The King's Canyon Walk - a 6 km loop that climbs to the top of the canyon and traces the rim of the towers before descending to the carpark. Delightful waterholes, cycads, riverine vegetation and the "Garden of Eden' are to be seen on this track. You'll also see the " Lost City " rock formations and a rock shape curiously called the "Camel's Head". Allow 3-4 hours as there are some steep sections, stairs and boardwalks.

Uluru is one of the most magnificent sights in Australia - Remote, awesome and splendid in colours that vary as the day unfolds from soft blue hues to glorious orange-reds. Part of the experience of traveling here is becoming acquainted with Aboriginal customs and beliefs, and the sense of Aboriginal spirituality that envelopes the rock. Aboriginal guides lead tours around the base of the rock and explain the significance of features to their culture. For those exploring on their own, interpretative signs assist in gaining an understanding.

Out of respect for the preference of the Aboriginal owners, many people do not climb Uluru. For those who wish to, a climb to the top is not for the faint-hearted or the unfit. The steep ascent takes about 45 minutes and climbers should make sure they carry a drink. A walk around the approximately 9-kilometre base reveals caves, overhangs and interestingly sculpted formations in the deeply eroded yet smooth rock face.

Aussie Campervans can assist with your Alice Springs Motorhome Rental requirements. We can also offer Alice Springs rental cars, campervan and motorhome hire and Alice Springs 4WD and 4WD camper rentals.

You can hire campervans and rental cars from Alice Springs and most companies allow one-way rentals to other destinations. 4WD roof top tents, campervans and motorhome rental hire and 4WD campers are available from Alice Springs for you to explore the West MacDonnell Ranges and Kings Canyon. You can also head north from Alice Springs along the Stuart Highway to visit Tennant Creek, Katherine and Darwin

We work with Apollo Motorhome Holidays, Around Australia Motorhomes, Britz Rentals, Backpacker Campervans, Jucy Rentals, Kea Campers and Maui Rentals, Trailmaster Campervans and 4WD Hire Services to offer hire campervans, rental motorhomes, 4WD campers and rv's for rent in Alice Springs.

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