Alice Springs Travel Guide
Northern Territory, Australia
Alice Springs is an inland town in Australia's Northern Territory, with a population of 25,186. It sits in central Australia and serves as an important base for exploring the surrounding region.
Travellers arriving by air use Alice Springs Airport (ASP), the city's listed airport. Alice Springs is inland, and there are no notable named beaches within 40 kilometres, so coastal trips require travel beyond the immediate area.
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Know before you go
Pays in AUD
Plug type Type I (UK adapter needed)
Emergency 000
Dial code +61
Tipping: Tipping is not mandatory in Australia, and service staff are generally paid a fair wage. However, tipping is appreciated for exceptional service.
Best time to visit Alice Springs
Jan
37°6Feb
36°2Mar
33°8Apr
26°2May
22°2Jun
21°3Jul
19°1Aug
25°0Sep
28°3Oct
33°2Nov
34°7Dec
37°3Average daily maximums with rainy days per month, from the last three years of weather history.
Things to do in Alice Springs
1.2 km
Women's Museum of Australia
history museum
0.5 km
Alice Springs Reptile Centre
wildlife sanctuary
0.4 km
Alice Springs Desert Park
wildlife sanctuary
4.9 km
Central Australian Aviation Museum
aviation museum
1.7 km
Araluen Cultural Precinct
cultural center
1.8 km
Alice Springs Public Library
movie theater
0.3 km
Hartley Street School
museum
0.1 km
Getting there
Alice Springs Airport · 11.5 km
Frequently asked Questions
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