Have about five days in the Outback. Flying into Yulara and out of Alice Springs and I'll have a rental vehicle. What should I make a point of seeing?
>>2686494Abo knife gangs
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There is sand for you to look at, and rocks.And that really big rock you have shown in the picture.But not much else.
>>2686494We got Ayers rock mate, big huge rock
>>2687270Where can I get a cold beer and a sturdy meal?
Outback BBQ bar.Be warned the whole area is a Disney landesque set up as all the hotels/restaurants are owned by the same conglomerate so nothing truly authentic.Kata Tjuta is also worth a visit.
Stay the fuck out of Alice Springs right now, read up on it. I hope you don't like drinking alcohol because it will cost you an arm and a leg there also be prepared to lose anything nice.Uluru would be nice af though, haven't been myself although I not really a country affiliated Australian
Ayers rock is the biggest tourist trap on earth. It's a rock surrounded by endless sand and shitty desert. The outback sucks. Nobody lives there for a good reason.
>>2687800>>2687789We'll have a vehicle, so driving a few hours out won't be a problem. Anything of note a few hours outside of Yulara or Alice Springs?
>>2687322I>sturdy mealowl give yer mah a sturdy shaggin
>>2687789I went through Alice Springs in January 2023. It was a bit of a dump.If you're headed down to Uluru, there's a King's Canyon National Park along the way. I thought it looked cool.
>>2687789>Alice Springs was ranked the 18th most dangerous city in the world in the mid-2024 Crime Index by City, published by the crowdsourced data website Numbeo.>Numbeo gave Alice Springs a crime rating of 72.1 in the mid-2024 list - equal to the Mexican city of Tijuana, which currently has a murder rate of 91.7 people per 100,000. Ranked only slightly worse was Cape Town, with a crime rate of 73.8what the fuck
>>2689205That just doesn't seem possible. Especially since it's a tourist jumping off point.
>>2689205All the abbos do is get high steal shit and fight with each other.
