Uluru (Ayers Rock) to Alice Springs One-Way Shuttle

• Skip the hassle of driving or rural airports with this scenic, one-way shuttle service to Alice Springs. After early morning pickup at your Ayers Rock hotel, settle in to your roomy seat aboard a deluxe air-conditioned coach. As you travel east across the famously rugged Outback of the Northern Territory, your knowledgeable driver-guide will point out passing attractions and share tales from the area’s Aboriginal and colonial history.  Pass by Curtin Springs, a huge family-owned cattle station, and admire the giant mesa of Attila (Mt Conner) in the distance. Stop to stretch your legs at Mount Ebenezer Road House, where you can purchase tea or snacks and admire Aboriginal artwork by the local Imanpa people.  Connect to the iconic Stewart Highway that bisects Central Australia, and drive along the majestic gorges and peaks of the West MacDonnell Ranges. Learn about native flora, including hardy desert oaks, and look for Outback creatures like camels, thorny devils and bearded dragons.  At the end of the 288-mile (463-km) journey, the door-to-door service concludes with drop-off at your Alice Springs hotel.  Please note: You may transfer coaches at the Kings Canyon junction before continuing to Alice Springs.

Skip the hassle of driving or rural airports with this scenic, one-way shuttle service to Alice Springs. After early morning pickup at your Ayers Rock hotel, settle in to your roomy seat aboard a deluxe air-conditioned coach. As you travel east across the famously rugged Outback of the Northern Territory, your knowledgeable driver-guide will point out passing attractions and share tales from the area’s Aboriginal and colonial history.  Pass by Curtin Springs, a huge family-owned cattle station, and admire the giant mesa of Attila (Mt Conner) in the distance. Stop to stretch your legs at Mount Ebenezer Road House, where you can purchase tea or snacks and admire Aboriginal artwork by the local Imanpa people.  Connect to the iconic Stewart Highway that bisects Central Australia, and drive along the majestic gorges and peaks of the West MacDonnell Ranges. Learn about native flora, including hardy desert oaks, and look for Outback creatures like camels, thorny devils and bearded dragons.  At the end of the 288-mile (463-km) journey, the door-to-door service concludes with drop-off at your Alice Springs hotel.  Please note: You may transfer coaches at the Kings Canyon junction before continuing to Alice Springs.

• One-way transfer from Ayers Rock to Alice Springs

• Air-conditioned vehicle

• Driver/guide

• Commentary

• Food and drinks