• Alice Springs School of the Air Experience - Listen to your Driver Guide share the story of how Alice Springs originated as a radio repeater station on the Overland Telegraph Line.
  • Visit the School of the Air, which offers education to primary school children residing on remote properties in the Northern Territory.
• Alice Springs Telegraph Station Historical Reserve - Discover the Telegraph Station, the site of the first European settlement in Alice Springs, and learn about its role in transmitting messages between Darwin and Adelaide for 60 years.
• Simpsons Gap - Then, be captivated by the stunning beauty of Simpson’s Gap. Accompany your Driver Guide on a guided walk through this breathtaking natural corridor, formed over millions of years. Look out for the elusive black-footed rock wallaby, often spotted among the rugged cliffs.
• Standley Chasm Angkerle - Delve into the cultural and geological wonder of Standley Chasm, a place of profound importance to the local Arrernte people. During a one-hour guided hike, observe the sandstone walls as they glow with vibrant colors under the midday sun. Afterwards, enjoy the option to purchase lunch at the Standley Chasm Café (at your own expense).

• Visit Standley Chasm
• Pick-up and drop-off service from selected hotels
• Marvel at the West MacDonnell Ranges
• Entry to School of the Air, the world’s largest classroom (Mon-Fri only)
• Entry to the Telegraph Station, site of the first European settlement in Alice Springs
• Travel in an air-conditioned coach
• Comprehensive commentary
• Take a guided walk at Simpsons Gap

• Food and drinks
• Lunch
• Government fees

Explore Alice Springs and the West MacDonnell Ranges, featuring breathtaking cliffs, striking chasms, and captivating Outback tales.

Set off on an adventure through the West MacDonnell Ranges starting from Alice Springs, and delve into the rich history, culture, and natural splendor of Central Australia. Be amazed by the towering cliffs at Simpson’s Gap, where elusive rock wallabies find refuge among the rugged terrain. Stroll through the vibrant sandstone walls of Standley Chasm, discover the renowned School of the Air, and journey back in time at the Alice Springs Telegraph Station to experience its pioneering legacy.

• Please note: School of the Air is only open Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays)
• What to Bring: Flynet in summer months (optional), warm layers in cooler months, enclosed walking shoes
• This tour does enter a Northern Territory Park which requires the NT Park Pass, you will need to pre-purchase this entry ticket online AUD 10.00 (adult) AUD5.00 (child)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.