Excellent insight to Alice Springs - The driver/tour guide Phil, was excellent, lots of interesting information and very considerate. The locations on the tour were varied and fascinating. We particularly enjoyed the AS school of the air and Rex was very amusing and informative at the Reptile Centre.

Recommended for anybody visiting Alice Springs. - Every part of the trip was extremely interesting, from the visit to the war memorial to the telegraph station, outback education system, Royal Flying Doctor Service and the very important points from the Reptile Centre on snakes..

Insightful and varied. - Excellent commentary and agenda. David was a wonderful,engaging and inclusive. guide. His wealth of local knowledge provided insight on all aspects of amazing Alice Springs. Highly recommend.

Day trip to Uluru - A well organized day trip. Excellent and courteous driver, Miguel, got us there and back safely. Our guide, Yad, was friendly and knowledgeable. There was plenty of food at the desert dinner and the Prosecco was a nice touch. To pack so much into a day trip of 18 hours did require sticking to set times, some of which are really too short, so there was always an element of feeling rushed. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed the trip and would recommend it.

Interesting tour - My wife and I undertook this fantastic and worthwhile tour to different highlight venues in Alice Springs. We were so fortunate to have Barry, our Coach Driver and very knowledgeable tour guide. The first stop was ANZAC lookout which not only gave a great outlook of Alice Springs but more importantly the prior and current countries in which our brave service personnel served/and are currently serving. We were then taken to the studio of School of the Air. For those who aren’t aware, this educational facility offers distant education to remote communities and properties which is a must for our young upcoming children. The next stop was at the historical Overland Telegraph Line which many years ago joined Australia to the global telegraph network. This is a historical and worthwhile visit. The Royal Flying Doctors Service (RFDS). An amazing medical service for a vast and remote country such as Australia. It goes without saying that for not only emergency situations, this service offers general medical professionals to many remote communities being attended to by air. We next visited the Reptile Park. It was an interesting insight into the reptiles. Our guide was very animated and informative, recommend this also,

Fantastic tour! - We were a small group of six and Barry was our excellent driver who was very informative about the locations we were seeing on the 4 hour tour. This was a very interesting insight into this town, so remote from other civilisation. We visited ANZAC Hill, the School of the Air, the first telegraph station and the Royal Flying Doctors, but the unexpected highlight was the final stop, the reptile centre. We had assumed this was just going to be a look at some interesting Australian critters, but it was actually a talk and tour by Rex- what a character! Extremely informative about how dangerous snakes can be and the consequences of not giving them due respect. A real eye opener. Not to be missed.

Packed with highlights - Absolutely did what it said in giving you the highlights. I initially thought it might not be value for money, but with the price of all the admissions included it turned out to be good value., and a much better idea than visiting the venues on your own.

Capture the spirit of Alice Springs - A really lovely snapshot of Alice Springs, informative, quirky and diverse. Peter did a great job as tour leader, cheerful, chatty and full of information. It was very hot, the bus was cool and there was plenty of cold filtered water. Lots of flies at the Old Telegraph Station.

Great tour. - Macca was a top tour guide. Looked after us very well. Only dropped one star as the coach air conditioning broke down. Not ideal in 39C heat.

We enjoyed visiting the... - We enjoyed visiting the School of the Air and ANZAC Hill. We felt the visit to the Reptile Centre, although interesting, didn’t really fit in with the rest of the tour.