Motorhome Hire in Alice Springs for Your Nature Escape

Motorhome Rental Alice Springs – Enjoy Your Holidays

A road trip holiday is the best way to discover and explore Australia’s Red Centre. We suggest you start your trip hiring a campervan or motorhome vehicle from one of our branches in Alice Springs.

There is just so much to see and do – driving the desert route and experience the unique landscapes, hike and enjoy the walks to captivating and stunning gorges, learn more about aboriginal history and culture – this is definitely an outback adventure you must not miss. Coupled with the wonderous sight of Uluru, and the many other attractions, i.e. Devils Marbles, Kings Canyon and the Larapinta trail there will be plenty to see and do.

Start Your Adventure With Motorhome Hire in Alice Springs

Go to our home page https://www.aussiecampervans.com and select your vehicle for this Alice Springs adventure.  We offer a wide range of campervan vehicles from top motorhome companies and our booking system offers an easy and quick process to secure your motorhome rental.  Secure your motorhome rental at the best possible price.

There are lots of useful information and travel tips on our website to help you plan your trip Take advantage of our monthly special offers and early bird discounts for your motorhome hire from Alice Springs.

Click on the link below to find the campervan or 4WD camper that meets travel requirements and budget: https://www.aussiecampervans.com/recommended-campervans

Tip: Book early to get the best price. Motorhome rental rates are higher during peak periods such as Christmas, Easter and school holidays and availability is usually limited. There are only limited vehicles available in Alice Springs so book early to avo

Hire A Motorhome And Do The Following Activities In Alice Springs

• Anzac Hill
  

  It provides best views of Alice Springs Township and the East and West MacDonnell Ranges specially during sunrise and sunset. The Anzac Hill Memorial commemorates the men and women who fought for Australia during the great wars and a dawn service is held here every year on Anzac Day.

• Old Timers's Museum
  

  It showcases the exhibits from the early days of white settlement. The museum is open daily from 2pm to 4pm from March to October. Other times are by appointment only. You will find photos and paraphernalia from early white exploration and display showing the completion of the Overland Telegraph in late 1800s to present day. The museum was opened in 1966 and the collection has continued to grow with items donated from the community.

• Henbury Meteorites Conservation Reserve
  

  there are 12 craters where a meteorite hit the earth thousands of years before. The meteor disintegrated prior to impact and the scattered fragments of the meteor formed the craters. You can drive your motorhome rental approx. 145 km east of Alice Spring to the Reserve which is open all year round. Best time to visit is from April to September (cooler months). For great photos we suggest you time your visit for early morning or late afternoon when the sun shines on the craters with your motorhome hire.

• Mereenie Loop
  

  links Alice Springs to Kings Canyon at the Watarrka National Park and the West MacDonnell ranges or vice versa without having to back track. This motorhome track drives through Aboriginal country and offer beautiful desert country views. You will require to purchase a permit $2.20 (as of 2012) and is issued on the day of travel. The only place where you are allowed to pull up is at Jump-up Lookout and rest area just north of the Watarrka National Park border. You are not allowed to stop your motorhome rental or leave the road to walk or camp anywhere else.

• The King's Canyon Walk
  

  The canyon takes its name from the Kings Creek that flows through it. This 6 km walking loop climbs to the top of the canyon is highly recommended (not for the faint-hearted or the unfit). Suggest you start the walk in the morning (to avoid the heat an the strong winds) and make sure you carry a drink. Along the way you will find refreshing waterholes, gorges and riverine vegetation. This trail would take approx. 3-4 hours and there are some steep sections to climb.

• Ayers Rock
  

  or as the Aborigines call it, Uluru is the world's largest monolith. It stands 546 metres high above the desert plain right in the heart of Australia. There is a ring road around Uluru offering visitors a 3D panoramic view of the Rock and its mammoth size. You will certainly appreciate the experience in your motorhome rental to see the mammoth rock formation glow and appear to change at sunrise or sunset from blue hues to bright orange and reds.

Visitors travel here to engage and learn about the Aboriginal customs and beliefs and the Aboriginal spirituality here at the Rock. Join one of the many guided tours at the base of the rock and learn the significance of this feature to the Aboriginal culture. We do not recommend you climb Uluru (out of respect for the Aboriginal owners). We suggest you to embark on a walk around the 9 km base. There are interpretative signs along the walk to assist in gaining an understanding of the area.

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