Discover Central Australia | May 2025

HOT MONTHLY TIPS FROM OUR GOOD FRIENDS AT TOURISM CENTRAL AUSTRALIA

AS THE COOLER winter days set in, there’s no better time to step outside and immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes of Central Australia. With starry skies, rugged ranges, and hidden waterholes, this spectacular region is a paradise for nature lovers and outdoor adventurers alike.

From hiking trails to serene camping spots, Central Australia offers an abundance of ways to connect with the land. Whether you’re seeking a short scenic walk, a challenging multi-day trek, or a peaceful retreat under the stars, there’s something for everyone in this vast and ancient landscape.

If you’re heading south, Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park and Watarrka National Park are must-visit destinations, offering jaw-dropping scenery and deep cultural significance. Some of the region’s most rewarding hikes include Uluṟu Base Walk, Kata Tjuṯa Valley of the Winds, Kings Canyon Rim Walk, and the Giles Track – a multi-day, 22km trek linking Kings Canyon and Kathleen Springs. This one’s for serious hikers only!

Closer to Alice Springs, the MacDonnell Ranges provide a haven for adventurers and nature lovers. With their rugged beauty, dramatic gorges, and picturesque waterholes, they offer some of the most rewarding hiking and camping experiences in the country.

For those looking to truly test their endurance, the world-famous Larapinta Trail offers an unforgettable journey through the heart of the outback. Whether you take on a short section or commit to the full-length multi-day trek, the experience is nothing short of extraordinary.

So, whether you’re chasing sunrise views, cooling off in a waterhole, or sleeping under millions of stars, now is the time to get back to nature and explore the magic of Central Australia.

Don’t miss out on the adventure of a lifetime.

INFO discovercentralaustralia.com

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