Hi guys!! I'm new here.
I had a look with kayak for mid October and prices started from around £300 for a flight, returning two days later.
Ayres Rock is a vanity destination so basically you pay whatever they decide to charge or you go without.
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I'm not particulary intrested in ayers rock iftself. If I'm in the area I'm going to see it, but I'm not going for it. I'm more intrested in the "outback experience". I'm gonna be on Cairns area bc I definitly want to go the reef. But i'm trying to define the next step. I could skip Alice Spring altogether and go to adelaide straight. I'm trying to balance the things i want to do y and keeping costs in check, since Australia is kind of expensive.
So you have been many times? Do you mind if I ask what do you recommend as the must sees?. I'm gonna be there almost a month, and it's not likely I'm gonna go again in the foreseeable future, since there are so many other places i want to visit.
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To the OP. In your situation, if you have the time, your best option will be to get to Cairns and put up some signs in the backpackers around town that you want a lift to Alice Springs. There are quite a few people heading that way. You might want to check and make a post on the travel partners section of
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flies direct to Ayers Rock (Uluru) which might be an option, I think you can get a bus from there to Alice Springs. Alternately you could check how much Greyhound charge for a bus ride from Cairns to Alice Springs, or as Dodger suggests a ride share on Gumtree might be the ticket.
On a separate note, if you're going to Alice Springs you should definitely go out to see Ayers Rock. For me it is the highlight of central Australia, also in the area is The Olgas and Kings Canyon which are both well worth seeing.
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