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Afternoon 4WD Sunset Tour

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Afternoon 4WD Sunset Tour
Afternoon 4WD Sunset Tour

Tour by 4WD and feel the essence of the remote Australian outback as we travel through Historical Owen Springs Station. Walk around the ruins of Central Australia's first Homestead and enjoy a light meal with Champagne as the sunsets over Rainbow Valley''s sandstone cliffs

Alice Springs to Owens Springs Reserve for Billy tea and the opportunity to enjoy the peace and nature of remote outback surroundings. Onto spectacular Rainbow Valley for Sunset. Return to Alice Springs

Alice Springs Alice Springs and Central Australia Northern Territory

Approximately 6 hours. We pick up from your Alice Springs Accommodation between 12.15pm and 1.15pm (seasonal). Return after sunset - approximatley 7.15pm - 8.15pm (seasonal)

We operate with a minimum of 4 and maximum of 10 people per tour

A reasonable level of fitness is required

Tour by 4WD and feel the essence of the remote Australian outback as we travel through Historical Owen Springs Station and along the Station Tracks in the Hugh River. Walk around the ruins of Central Australia's first Homestead and enjoy a light meal with Champagne as the sun sets over Rainbow Valley''s sandstone cliffs Your experience includes: · Afternoon Tea among River Gums, Birds & solitude · Light Meal of Chicken & Champagne at Sunset · Personalised Touring. Experienced Bush Tour Guide Owen Springs Reserve of 1780 square kilometres, was formerly Owen Springs Cattle Station. It was acquired by the Northern territory Government in 2000 and opened in 2003 for public enjoyment. The area protected within the reserve is steeped in Territory history. The main access track through the Reserve clearly follows John McDouall Stuart's route through the MacDonnell Ranges. His explorations between 1860 and 1862 opened Central Australia to white settlement. On the 11th April 1860 Stuart, William Kekwick and Benjamin Head traveled along the Hugh River where they discovered a large waterhole that Stuart named Owen Springs. Rainbow Valley is a phenomena of Mother Nature. The cliffs and bluffs of the sandstone wall are facing westward. Hence, particularly at sunset the radiance of the setting sun illuminates the cliff face offering a spectacular photo opportunity and a breathtaking experience.

A Waiver/Indemnity form will need to be signed prior to tour departure

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AUD$ 115
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