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Trips with Motorhome Rental in Alice Springs

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Having a Motorhome hire in Alice Springs city is the best option to see the sites of the city and the surrounding countryside.

If you are visiting Alice Springs and need a Motorhome hire in Alice Springs we suggest using our website and its online Motorhome Rental booking system to check rates and availability for Motorhome hire Alice Springs, we also provide rentals for Motorhome hire at Alice Springs airport. Visit our Vehicle types and supplier pages of campervan and Motorhome hire for further details and pictures, including vehicle specifications and day and night layouts.

Alice Springs in the Red Centre is the second biggest town in the Northern Territory , after the capital, Darwin . It is the gateway to some of Australia 's most fascinating attractions - Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta (The Olgas). Each year tens of thousands of tourists bus or fly east to Australia 's best-known icon, Uluru.

Known for many years by millions of tourists as Ayers Rock, Uluru is the world's largest monolith and stands 546 metres above the plain in the heart of the largest island continent. The road ringing Uluru gives a magnificent, three-dimensional view of the Rock and an appreciation of its awesome size. Alice 's desert climate supports horticulture and grape industries worth $50 million a year.

Rent a 4WD camper or Motorhome from Alice Springs and explore the West MacDonnell Ranges and Kings Canyon. You can also head north from Alice Springs along the Stuart Highway to visit Tennant Creek, Katherine and Darwin .

Things to do and see:

Mereenie Loop - linking Alice Springs, Kings Canyon, Uluru, Kata Juta along the West MacDonnell ranges and Glen Helen (permit required for some parts of this track that pass through Aboriginal land.)

Anzac Hill - for the best views over the town, particularly good at sunrise and sunset.

Old Timers' Museum - with exhibits from the 1890s and the Ghan Railway Museum at MacDonnell Siding.

Henbury Meteorites Conservation Reserve - where a meteorite hit the earth thousands of years before.

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