| Telegraph Station |
 Marks the original site of the first European settlement in Alice Springs. Established in 1872 to relay messages between Darwin and Adelaide. Alice Springs takes its name from the waterhole a short distance to the east. Operated for 60 years, and then served as a school for Aboriginal children. |
| Alice Springs Reptile Centre |
See an extensive range of reptiles including the huge Perentie Goanna, Frill Neck Lizards, Thorny Devils and many other lizards and snakes. |
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| Code | AK-A3 |
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| Duration | 4 Hours |
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Tour Price
Apr 2012 - Mar 2013 | |
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| Frequency | Daily |
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| Style | Alice Springs Day Tour |
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| Transport | Mini Bus / Coaster |
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| Suitability | Open Age |
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| Start | Alice Springs @ 2 pm |
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| End |
Alice Springs @ 6 pm approx |
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“Alice Springs Reptile Park showcases Northern Territory reptiles. More than 100 reptiles of over sixty species are exhibited indoors and outside in naturally landscaped surrounds. The sensational saltwater crocodile exhibit offers a fantastic close-up view of this mighty predator and provides an amazing photo opportunity.”
Itinerary
Tour the sights of 'The Alice' including the School of the Air which provides an educational service for children living in remote areas. Stop at the historic Telegraph Station and the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Learn how this marvellous facility operates to provide a 'mantle of safety' to the people of the outback. Visit the Alice Springs Reptile Centre where you will see unique Central Australian reptiles such as the Perentie lizard and Thorny Devil. Conclude with a panoramic view of Alice Springs and the surrounding ranges from the top of Anzac Hill.
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