Cheap Flights from Perth to Alice Springs

Alice Springs, popularly known as “Alice”, is the third largest town sited in the Northern Territory of Australia. The Arrernte Aboriginal people, who were the first inhabitants of the place, reside along the outskirts of what they recognise as “Mparntwe”. Located roughly at Australia’s geographical centre, Alice Springs has a dry scrubby grassland. Alice Springs has a semi-arid climate (desert climate) with scanty annual rainfall, hot and dry summers and mild winters.

The region of Central Australia surrounding the town, known as Red Centre, is a spread of several deserts and holds several hiking trails and swimming holes such as Ormiston Gorge, Red Bank Gorge, and many more. Amidst the Red dirt and wondrous mountain ranges, today, the town is a strong foundation for attracting numerous visitors to travel and explore the natural beauty, aboriginal art and culture.

Tip: Best time to visit Alice Springs is between March and June.

Getting to Alice Springs

The Alice Springs Airport receives Direct flights to Alice Springs that ply from Adelaide, Ayers Rock, Perth, Melbourne and a few more cities. From Perth to Alice Springs, a total of 7 flights per week commute, covering a distance of 1977 kilometres in a duration of 2hr 40min. Qantas Airlines and Virgin Australia Airlines provide airline services for Perth to Alice Springs flights.

Tip: From the airport, you can hire taxis, car rentals or CBD bus shuttles to reach the place of destination in Alice Springs.

Places of interest in Alice Springs

Being home to the native Aborigines, Alice Springs has retained the thousand years old artistry in the various Aboriginal art galleries such as the Cave Hill, Papunya Tula gallery and Araluen Arts Centre. A stop by The Todd mall, a prominent building, one can wander through several Aboriginal art galleries and community programmes that are frequently organised. Central Australian history and traditions have been kept alive in the Albert Namatjira Gallery, Telegraph Station Historical Reserve and the Museum of Central Australia.

On either side of Alice Springs, stretch out hundreds of miles of East and West MacDonnell Ranges. It is a bright spot for incredible views, hiking, 4WD tracks, freshwater swimming holes and camping spots. Apart from the soaring red cliffs and swimming holes, the Finke Gorge National Park and Simpson Gap make the MacDonnell ranges perfect for tourists. Alice Springs also promises scenic beauty at mountain tops of Larapinta Trails and King Canyon, especially for the enthusiastic trekkers. The Uluru - Kata Tjuta National Park and Wattarka National Park are a must-visit site for every tourist in Central Australia.

Tip: Todd River Race and Camel Cup are unique and exciting sports of the town.

The best areas for accommodation

Alice Springs has plenty of good options for accommodation to suit every taste and budget. Art lovers, shopaholics and casino fanatic can stay at the Alice Springs town centre where many shops, cafés, art galleries and casino complex are in proximity. Luxurious hotel provides the best view of the desert night sky and sunlit rocks - Uluru and Kata for tourists at Alice Springs.

Tip: Travelgenio, Skyscanner and Wego are some of the search sites that provide details about Perth-Alice Springs flight booking.

Perth to Alice Springs flights is quite regular. To grab significant discounts on flights, plan your travel dates by seeking out for cheap travel deals. Alternatively, combine your flights and hotel bookings to avail great offers.

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