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A campervan rental in Alice Springs is the start of a true adventure. Alice Springs is a unique and wondrous place in a remotely beautiful location, very close to the centre of mainland Australia. Many Outback roads lead to this hardy and friendly community, where function is more important than form—but awe-inspiring landscapes make up for the lack of elegant architecture. This town is 1,500 kilometres from the nearest major city.
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Iconic Uluru can be seen (not climbed) near Alice Springs, and there are many other Outback towns and places of interest to visit in the area. Of course, “near” is relative in the vast distances of the Australia's Red Centre. But with your accommodation on wheels, you have all the freedom you need to explore and experience this unique part of the world.
The Outback can be a whole new world, and hitting the endless highways of the region around Alice Springs is a novel experience not only for international visitors but domestic ones too. To ensure you have a safe holiday that’s memorable for all the right reasons, equip yourself with some knowledge of road rules and local conditions.
We’ve put together a few tips to cover some of what you need to know.
Right in the middle of Australia, Alice Springs presents intrepid travellers with an array of options for where to go and what to see. There are fantastic, other-worldly landscapes in every direction. What a dilemma for visitors trying to put together an itinerary!
To help, we’ve listed a few of the most popular destination options for anyone picking up a motorhome rental in Alice Springs. We hope these help you to create a journey you’ll never forget.
You can’t leave the Northern Territory without seeing these iconic rock formations. While Uluru (previously known to some as Ayers Rock) is the most famous sight in this park, there is more to explore: the red domes of Kata Tjuta are just as stunning. The entire area is culturally significant to the local Anangu people, and a visit to the Cultural Centre on the main road into the park can be enlightening. Tourists can no longer climb Uluru, but viewing it at sunset is a highly recommended activity.
A day’s drive south of Alice Springs is Coober Pedy, the unique opal mining town where a large proportion of the population lives in underground “dugout” homes which maintain a cooler temperature much more efficiently than buildings on the surface. Visitors can shop for homegrown opals, wander through underground churches and art galleries, and tour historic mines. Continue your motorhome road trip along the Stuart Highway for another day or so and you’ll be in Adelaide, South Australia’s stately and cultured capital city.
Head north from Alice Springs for an epic Australian Outback road trip. We recommend spreading the 1,500 kilometres of travel to Kakadu and Darwin over at least four days so you can fully enjoy the experience and make some side trips to explore—for example, a visit to Nitmiluk National Park and Katherine Gorge. Vast Kakadu National Park is a timeless place of varied landscapes, ancient rock art, incredible wildlife, and history. Darwin is Australia’s tropical capital and a cosmopolitan, invigorating city with unmissable markets held during the dry season.
20 hours worth of driving to the northwest of Alice Springs on Tanami Road and the Great Northern Highway will see you in Broome. Of course, the journey there is what’s important—and we suggest you take a week or more to fully enjoy it. Visit the friendly Outback towns like Fitzroy Crossing, explore the incredible cave system at Dimalurru National Park, and discover the rugged Kimberley region. Once in Broome you can relax and enjoy a sunset on Cable Beach. You could even ride a camel on the sand!
Cover more locations in Australia! Come to Queensland to enjoy the beaches of Brisbane, Gold Coast, and Sunshine Coast. Take the ferry to get a Tasmanian escapade. You may also see the sweeping views of Perth. Enjoy unbeatable camper hire deals and quality customer service, book online with Motorhome Republic today.
There is a wide range of motorhome rentals available to suit different budgets. The cheapest campervan hire options in Alice Springs are small sleepervans which can cost as little as AUD$70 per day depending on the season. The most luxurious of RVs can cost as much as $350 per day.
To find the best campervan hire Alice Springs that suits you, enter your dates and filter your search listings by price range.
In most cases, you must be at least 21 years of age to hire a campervan in Alice Springs. Some suppliers do allow younger customers (over 18) to book, but this may incur extra fees and documentation. Specify your age when searching to see the available options.
The shoulder seasons are considered the best time to visit Alice Springs, as it is not too hot or cold. Spring runs from September to November, and autumn from March to May. While you can visit year-round, winter brings with it freezing nights and summer, extreme daytime heat.
With your motorhome rental, you may visit Alice Springs Desert Park and Alice Springs Reptile Centre to witness Australia's wildlife in their natural habitat. You may also opt to check out the Kings Canyon, Rainbow Valley, Finke Gorge National Park and the West MacDonnell Ranges with your campervan to see the beauty of nature. Alternatively, you may head to Anzac Hill Memorial to remember the ones who fought during the World Wars.
To rent a campervan in Australia you need a full, unrestricted driving licence from your home country. If it is not in English, you will also need an accredited translation or International Driving Permit. Heavy vehicle licences are not necessary.
Rental partners renting campervans and RVs in Alice Springs include Mighty Campers, Spaceships Rentals, Britz, Apollo, Autosleepers, Awesome Campers, Calypso Campervan Rentals, Camperman, Cheapa Campa, Cruisin’ Motorhomes, Go Cheap, Hippie Camper, Jucy Rentals, Let’s Go Motorhomes, Maui, Star RV, Tasmania Campers, Tassie Motor Shacks, and Travellers Autobarn.
Yes, some campervan Alice Springs suppliers will have a minimum hire period of five days or more. You may be able to rent for a shorter time but will still have to pay the same amount as you would for the minimum period.
Yes, to avoid a refilling fee you will have to return the vehicle with a full tank of petrol. There are many petrol stations in Alice Springs.
Yes, most camper van hire suppliers have depots in more than one city and will allow renters to make one-way trips. For example, you may start your adventure in Alice Springs and go on a motorhome road trip to Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, or Hobart. If you’d like to do this, enter your desired pick-up and drop-off locations to see the options available. We recommend that you double-check the details before confirming your booking.
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