West MacDonnell Ranges Tjoritja Tour

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Departing from Alice Springs

Tjoritja-West MacDonnell National Park

Explore the West MacDonnell National Park (Tjoritja), home to a diverse and dramatic landscape.
Spot elusive black-footed rock wallaby and other wildlife as we wander Simpsons Gap (Rungutjirpa), a sacred Aboriginal site.
Marvel at the towering beauty of Standley Chasm (Angkerle Atwatye), an 80m-high gorge of vibrant colours.
Refresh with a swim in the clear waters of Ellery Creek Big Hole, one of the region's most stunning natural swimming holes.
Visit the UNESCO-listed Ochre Pits, a culturally significant site where traditional ochre is still used in ceremonies.
Take a dip in the serene waters of Ormiston Gorge (Kwartatuma), surrounded by towering cliffs and wildlife.
Enjoy a relaxed day of wildlife, breathtaking landscapes, and the unique charm of the Australian Outback.
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What to expect

The West MacDonnell Ranges is a hidden gem in the Australian Outback, offering stunning landscapes and vibrant wildlife. Begin at Simpsons Gap, a peaceful oasis with a waterhole attracting the elusive rock wallaby. This sacred site, rich in Aboriginal culture, introduces the region.

Explore Standley Chasm (Angkerle Atwatye), where rock walls glow in fiery reds and oranges. Continue to Ellery Creek Big Hole, a waterhole surrounded by cliffs, perfect for a swim and wildlife spotting. Enjoy a picnic lunch amidst the beauty.

Visit the Ochre Pits, where vibrant cliffs showcase the Aboriginal connection to the land. Finish at Ormiston Gorge, with dramatic landscapes and abundant wildlife. This journey offers a unique chance to experience Australia’s natural and cultural wonders.