Alice Springs Airport

Shuttle Bus
The Alice Springs Airport Shuttle service operates transfers to and from Alice Springs hotels, motels and private residences. Transfers from the airport to Alice Springs city can be booked and paid for on arrival, just look for the "Alice Springs Airport Shuttle” bus which is parked at the eastern and western end of the drop-off zone in front of the terminal. The driver remains with the bus and tickets can be purchased from the driver at the mobile ticket stand Transfers from Alice Springs to the airport can be booked by calling 08 8959 0310 or visiting www.buslink.com.au.

Taxis
Taxis are available directly outside Alice Springs Airport Terminal, and you can expect to pay approximately $32 for a one way trip to the central business district.
Taxis: +61 8 8953 3322 Territory Taxis
Taxis: +61 8 8952 1877 Alice Springs Taxis
Private Hire: +61 8 8952 3700
Alice Springs Private Hire Cars

http://www.alicespringsairport.com.au/
Parking at Alice Springs Airport - Link to offical site

Lockers
located at the Oversize Baggage Check opposite to the Airport Management Centre. Cost is $5 for first item per day and additional items $2 per day.

Items Misplaced
For items left in the Terminal Building and Car Park please call 8951 1211.
For items left on the aircraft or baggage carousel please contact the relevant airline.
http://www.alicespringsairport.com.au - terminal map @ offical site

Hours
Alice Springs Airport is operational from 7 am – 5 pm, 7 days a week.

Alice Springs Convention Centre

The Alice Springs Convention Centre, with an abundance of natural light and spectacular views of the MacDonnell Ranges, is a modern and fresh alternative for conferences and incentives. The Centre boasts state of the art facilities, professional friendly service and offers delegates the opportunity to experience the true essence of the outback. The Alice Springs Convention Centre offers a unique destination the true outback.

The high-technology business convention and exhibition centre – already host to national and international events – has pioneered a unique market since being opened in 2002 as the Territory’s first dedicated purpose-built convention centre.

The Alice Springs Convention Centre caters for groups ranging from meetings of 10 people through to conferences of 1,200 delegates and expositions involving up to 3,000 visitors.

The design is on a grid system for maximum versatility; the conference rooms can be rapidly reconfigured to cater for different events, exhibitions or workshops during a conference or to cater for smaller, more intimate gatherings.

Located adjacent to the Alice Springs Convention Centre is it’s sister property, Lasseters Hotel Casino with 140 rooms including 13 elegantly appointed suites. In-house hotel facilities are grouped around the swimming pool and leisure areas.

Also adjacent is the Alice Springs Golf Club with a fully grassed 18-hole golf course designed by Australian golfer, Peter Thomson.

Team building activities are available, with the most amazing choices of locations filled with vibrant colour coupled with ancient ranges and river beds as a natural backdrop.

Alice Springs Convention Centre
93 Barrett Drive Alice Springs Northern Territory 0870 Australia
Phone +61 8 8950 0200
Fax +61 8 8950 0300
Email info@aspcc.com.au
http://www.alicespringsconventioncentre.com.au/

Alice Springs CBD

Alice Springs - The heart of Central Australia is comprised of cavernous gorges, boundless desert landscapes, remote Aboriginal communities and a charming pioneering history.

Alice Springs was established by the early explorers and remains as the centre of activity in this region. From the early 1900s, the vast desert of Central Australia was explored for its promise of rubies and gold. Today, north of Alice Springs is an adventure travel destination where visitors can still fossick for gems and explore the Australian desert while trekking, camping or four-wheel driving.

Year round blue skies, stunning landscapes and a vibrant, diverse community - that's Alice Springs! Only a two hour flight from most Australian cities, Alice Springs is a must see destination renowned for its unique identity and rich cultural heritage.

North-west of Alice Springs, along the Tanami Track and south of Alice Springs in the Simpson Desert, the art styles and stories of the Aboriginal people give meaning to the surrounding landscape.

The most well-known natural highlights of Alice Sprrings are the East and West MacDonnell Ranges that straddle Alice and run for 223 kilometres.

Alice Springs Attractions

Aboriginal Desert Art Gallery
Free Entry
Aboriginal Desert Art Gallery is one of Australia's largest Aboriginal art galleries. Located in the Todd Mall, Alice Springs, the gallery was established in 1985.

Alice Springs Desert Park
Entry Fees
Apply A must see for every visitor to Alice. In the space of just a few hours, you can discover many of the secrets of the Central Australian deserts at the Alice Springs Desert Park.

Alice Springs Golf Club
Entry Fees
Apply The Alice Springs Golf Club is one of the finest desert golf courses in the world. The manicured greens contrast vividly with the surrounding desert and MacDonnell Ranges.

Alice Springs Reptile Centre Entry
Fees Apply
The Alice Springs Reptile Centre is the largest reptile display in the Northern Territory.

Alice Springs School of the Air
Entry Fees
Apply History, Lifestyle, Innovation – Immerse yourself in the distinctive history of Alice Springs School of the Air that dates back to 1951. Gain an insight to the lifestyles of its students.

Alice Springs Telegraph Station
Entry Fees
Apply The township of Alice Springs obtained its name from the waterhole at this historic Telegraph Station.

Alice Springs Turf Club
Entry Fees
Apply Visit the Alice Springs Turf Club, located at Pioneer Park Alice Springs.

Anzac Hill
Free
The most visited landmark in Alice Springs, Anzac Hill is the ideal spot for an overview of the town.

Araluen Arts Centre
Entry Fees Apply
The Araluen Arts Centre is the focal point of Alice Springs' performing and visual arts scene, incorporating galleries and a theatre.

Central Australian Aviation Museum
Entry Fees Apply
The Central Australian Aviation Museum is located on Memorial Avenue, Alice Springs, on the western edge of the north-south runway of the original aerodrome.

Iwantja Arts and Crafts
Free Entry
Iwantja Arts and Crafts offers authentic Aboriginal art and crafts. The gallery has a large display of items, including woven baskets, leather goods, Punu (wooden artefact) and paintings.

Lasseters Hotel Casino
Free Entry
Nestled at the foot of the spectacular West MacDonnell Ranges, Lasseters Hotel Casino is the centre of excitement in Alice Springs. You can enjoy great entertainment, dining and gaming.

Museum of Central Australia
Entry Fees Apply
The Museum of Central Australia, in the Araluen Cultural Precinct, acts as an interpretive centre for Central Australia’s natural history.

National Road Transport Hall of Fame
Entry Fees Apply
The National Road Transport Hall Of Fame is a museum that is unique to most other road transport museums throughout the world in that it has taken a lateral approach to the restoration of its world.

Old Ghan Heritage Railway and Museum
Entry Fees Apply
Relive the history of the Old Ghan and the pioneering past as you wander through the Old Ghan Train Museum and take a s stroll through the old train and carriages.

Old Timers Traeger Museum
Entry Fees Apply
Old Timers Traeger Museum, in Alice Springs, houses a collection of photographs and paraphernalia from the early days of white settlement in Central Australia.

Olive Pink Botanic Garden
Free Entry
The Olive Pink Botanic Garden lies adjacent to the Todd River not far from the centre of Alice Springs.

Papunya Tula Artists
Free Entry
Papunya Tula Artists, located in Alice Springs, are dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the Western Desert Culture and have a total of more than 100 contributing artists.

Royal Flying Doctor Service
Entry Fees Apply
The Royal Flying Doctor Service is an Australian icon and a world first.

Sounds of Starlight Theatre
Entry Fees Apply
Experience the pulse of Australia. The Didgeridoo Show Outback has earned a reputation as one of Central Australia’s most memorable live shows.

Stuart Town Cemetery
Free - Visiting Entry
The Stuart Town cemetery is a fascinating and sobering reminder of early hardships in Central Australia. Located in Alice Springs, the Cemetery was the town’s first, dating from 1889.

Stuart Town Gaol
Entry Fees Apply
The construction of the Stuart Town Gaol and associated police station, located in Alice Springs, was commenced in 1907 and closure in 1938.

The Residency
Entry Fees Apply
Since its construction in 1928, The Residency, situated on the corner of Parsons and Hartley Streets, Alice Springs, has become a tangible symbol of the brief independence and Vice Regal power Central Australia

The Overlanders Steakhouse
The Overlanders Steakhouse, located in Alice Springs, was established in 1971 to honour the men and women of Australia who ventured into its great outback country.

Titjikala Arts
Free Entry
Titjikala Arts is located in a small Aboriginal community, about 120 kilometres from Alice Springs.

Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Corporation
Free Entry
Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Association is a fully Aboriginal owned and governed art centre. The Warlukurlangu Art Centre is famous for its gloriously colourful acrylic paintings, fine limited-edition prints.

www.alicesprings.nt.gov.au/

Darwin Airport

Darwin airport is a very modern smaller airport. What do we say - it's small and an international airport. Therefore the hustle and bustle is taken out of flying here. Checkin early - immigration and security can slow you down a bit with their checks. The airport has one main building with all the airlines at one long counter. Then you proceed upstairs via elevator or escalator to depart from 4 main gates. The Qantas Club is smaller than normal as per Melbourne's but the staff are friendly and the atmosphere is relaxing. There is a bar upstairs and a coffee shop and a fast food eatery. There is also a news agency and Travelex (Currency Exchange). Checkin early - immigration and security can slow you down a bit with their checks. The airport has one main building with all the airlines at one long counter. Then you proceed upstairs via elevator or escalator to depart from 4 main gates.

How to get to Darwin
Darwin International and Domestic Main Airport
http://www.ntapl.com.au/DIBus.htm - offical airport site

Tennant Creek Airport

The terminal facilities at Tennant Creek Airport were constructed during the 1960's, although the airport itself was used during World War II. The airport does not currently service any commercial flights, however it does have facilities for handling minor air freight. Passenger facilities at the airport include an airport terminal, luggage handling facilities and a free car park.

http://www.tennantcreekairport.com.au/

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