• Diverse Wildlife: Encounter native animals, including dingos and kangaroos
• Self-Guided Tour: Explore the park at your own pace, with informative presentations available
• Nocturnal House: Visit the world’s largest nocturnal house for a unique glimpse into the desert’s night creatures
• Walking Trails: Wander through scenic trails showcasing desert plants and landscapes
• Essential Alice Springs Experience: A must-do for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts

— Ｗhat You Can Expect —

Alice Springs Desert Park is a unique wildlife and cultural experience set in
the heart of the Australian outback. This immersive park showcases the rich
biodiversity of the desert, allowing visitors to discover native animals,
birds, and plants up close.

Explore at your own pace on a self-guided tour, where you'll encounter dingos,
walk through a kangaroo enclosure, and marvel at the desert's remarkable
adaptations. The park features a variety of walking trails that lead through
stunning desert landscapes, highlighting how life thrives in such an arid
environment.

Included in your entry is access to fascinating presentations and talks by
knowledgeable guides, who share insights into the survival strategies of
desert wildlife and the cultural significance of the land to the Aboriginal
people. One of the park's key attractions is the world’s largest nocturnal
house, where you can witness the desert’s hidden creatures that come to life
after dark. Whether you're a nature lover, a photographer, or simply looking
for an authentic outback experience, Alice Springs Desert Park offers a
captivating journey through the beauty and resilience of Australia’s desert.

— Recommended Itinerary —

• Nature Theatre Show (daily at 10 am in summer (1 November to 28 February) and daily at 10 am and 3.30 pm during winter (1 March to 31 October)
• Nocturnal House (open daily from 9 am to 6 pm)
• Survival in the desert presentation (daily at 11 am)
• Kata Tjuta: Walpa Gorge Walk
• Big-screen movie (trace four and a half billion years of the evolution of the Australian desert during this cinematic presentation)
• Dingo territory, kangaroos and aviaries

Please note the recommended itinerary is provided for reference only and is
subject to availability