Remote Logistics
Alice Springs Expeditions have a significant level of experience working in Remote Logistics on a wide range of experiences.
From corporate incentive tours to cultural emersion experiences, film crews to new model vehicle launches, we have the logistical know-how and equipment to pull off your event whether it’s in town or in the middle of the desert.
Bespoke Expeditions
Located in the heart of Australia’s Red Centre, Alice Springs is the hub to start your journey into the Outback.
Alice Springs Expeditions cater for travellers with a sense of adventure who are keen to explore some of the lesser known gems of this ancient landscape.
Our bespoke expeditions take you to sites that tourists rarely experience. Our aim is to provide a uniquely memorable experience where you will leave with a sense of this special place.
Much of the time will be spent navigating off-road tracks in remote locations.
Some Of The Spectacular Regions We Visit
West MacDonnell Ranges
This 300-350 million year old mountain range was once the height of the Rockies.
Known by the local Arrente people as Tjorita the range expands 600km’s from east to west. Its ancient gaps, gorges and chasms and their permanent waterholes provide essential shelter, water and food source for the native animals and visitors alike.
Finke River
This river system is dated at between 400 and 450 million years old and is arguably the worlds oldest river system. The Finke cuts through ancient mountain ranges creating spectacular gorges and refreshing permanent water holes.
The area holds a rich Aboriginal culture and breathtaking scenes which inspired water colour artist Albert Namatjira to paint from his home base of Hermannsburg.
Simpson Desert
Visit one of the world's iconic deserts, with its famous bright red sand dunes and rich biodiversity, a trip to the Simpson will leave you with a greater appreciation of this desert environment.
The Simpson Desert contains the world's longest parallel sand dunes. These north-south oriented dunes are static, held in position by vegetation. They vary in height from 3 metres in the west to around 30 metres on the eastern side.
After more than two decades living in Central Australia and exploring all that the region has to offer, John Stafford has an intimate knowledge of this landscape and the people that live in these remote areas.
His passion for this land, its people and stories, the rich culture, and how this culture is strongly intertwined in the landscape.
John's aim is to take you on a journey of discovery and share the connection between culture and country, to leave you with an understanding of this special place.