 | The Red Centre, Australia |
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... we attempt to capture it with our throwaway camera! We have a 2.5hr walk around the base of The Rock then go to the Visitors Centre. Back to camp for lunch and chill out time before our long drive back to Alice. Check back into Heavitree and get ready to ...
... be 300 different Aboriginal nations with 300 different languages. However since white man invaded Australia, there is now only approximately 30 Aboriginal nations left. The cultural centre is definitely worth a visit - to try and appreciate the traditions ...
From Alice Springs I did a 9 day trip called Cloud 9 with Adventure Tours. It started with 3 days around the red centre. I joined a new group of people and made some new friends - Erin from Canada, and Kristan & Naomi from London. We went to the Olgas ...
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Northern Territory Starters Guide
Posted on Oct 29, 2009, 02:13:57
... ride from most Australian capital cities. The is so large it covers two very distinct climate zones: The Red Centre and the Tropical North. Central Australia, which includes , , the Barkly Tablelands and regions, has a semi-arid climate. It ...
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Australia - the sites?
Posted on Aug 22, 2006, 03:09:21
... have a great vibe about them. The great "Aussie outback" experience is one to consider, heading into the 'red centre' - big open space, fairly impressive indigineous and natural attraction ie. Ayres Rock! Australia's coasts are ...
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The Outback
Posted on Nov 5, 2006, 14:11:02
... Don't forget The Ghan as well! It runs North-South from Darwin to Adelaide (and vice versa), passing right through the Red Centre of Australia. The trip on The Ghan was truly one of my highlights of Oz. If you have the time to spare, I would ...
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austrailia what is there to see?
Posted on Oct 21, 2007, 23:11:27
... or flying around and where are you? Is your summer our winter? Having said that, Sydney and Melbourne are the top cities to see, Cairns/one of the islands for the Barrier Reef and the Red Centre and up to Darwin/Kakadu for the other extreme. Cheers!
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