16 reviews of West MacDonnell Ranges Half-Day Tour with Optional Alice Springs Desert Park
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the West MacDonnell Ranges Half-Day Tour with Optional Alice Springs Desert Park. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
Reviewed by Karen F, January 2013
This is a great tour. The views are breathtaking and the guide was very informative. We also saw the little rock kangaroos. It was Great!!
Reviewed by Jessica H, April 2012
A fantastic way to spend the day in Alice Springs. Standley Chasm was the highlight - an amazing place to see. Our tour guide was a wealth of information as well. Definitely recommended.
Reviewed by Tony S, Australia, July 2008
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Reviewed by Kevin H, United Kingdom, September 2006
Reviewed by Brooke D, May 2012
Was a lovely morning walking around the Ranges. Definitely a good end to my trip to the NT
Reviewed by HIEN V, France, September 2011
The morning at West MacDonnell Ranges with our friendly and knowledgeable driver-guide was perfect. Also a good afternoon at the Desert Park.
Reviewed by Alan N, USA, August 2007
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Reviewed by John A, April 2013
The guide on the West MacDonnell ranges was informative and I thoroughly enjoyed the two walks, I added on the Desert park as a late option and at 42 USD each was a complete waste of money. The coach simply dropped us off and picked us up 2 hours later. The park itself was divided into different areas and areas where designated to shows and displays but their was simply no shows organised and apart from the avaries and going into a compound with a few red kangaroos that was it really, the cafe was closed and later the manager of our hotel told us that seemed to be always the case and he had received numerous complaints about how poor the Dessert park was.
Reviewed by Max B, March 2013
The destination was good however the guide was new to area and not able to answer all questions. The guide was not made aware of the gluten free request and this applied to other AAT Kings tours taken with the Ghan package. The lunch provided was contaminated with gluten containing food and once separated was less than expected. The transport was old and not in good repair.
