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Deep Well Station - William and Mary Hayes were one of the pioneer families of the Alice Springs District. They arrived in 1884 with horses and bullock teams loaded with steel telegraph poles to replace the original wooden poles on the Overland Telegraph line. Today, six generations later. view more |
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Longitude 131° - Longitude 131° is Australia’s newest and most innovative camp in the Red Centre of Australia. 19th Century Western explorers who ventured into Australia’s interior made camp every night by pitching their tents where they could. view more |
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Gunya Titjikala - Gunya Titjikala is the "ultimate authentic Indigenous experience" - being a guest within a remote desert Aboriginal community, 120km south of Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia. view more |
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