The best way to play in Alice Springs, a small inland town in the middle of the Northern Territory, is a hot-air balloon trip. Before waking up in the desert, arriving at the takeoff point on the outskirts, giant balloons with 16 people were in place, with stars in the sky, hot-air balloons leading passengers to blacken the sky and skimming the semi-arid land in the center of the red earth. Waiting in the air for the first ray of sunshine in the morning. Later, the sun slowly exposed from the skyline, through the northern territory of the air, the line of sight suddenly opened, desert shrubs, clouds in the air, balloons in the distance, and the early morning lights in the small town of Alice Springs formed a rich layer of images. Finally, the sun climbed up to the Macdonald range, to illuminate the vast red-earth desert, winding roads across the wilderness, as if leading to the center of the world. After landing, passengers can also enjoy a special desert breakfast.
Price:
- 30-minute flight: adult: $295, children (6 to 16 years old): $242;
- 60-minute flight: adult: $390, children (6 to 16 years old): $318
Tips：
- For safety reasons, the flight may be cancelled in the event of bad weather;
- The hotel will be delivered as soon as it is offered.
