Olive Pink Botanic Garden

Nestled in Alice Springs, the Olive Pink Botanic Garden spans 16 hectares, showcasing over 600 plant species native to Australia's arid central region. Established in 1985, it features Indigenous bushfood and medicinal plants, and includes the sacred site Tharrarletneme (Annie Meyers Hill), significant to the Arrernte people. Visitors can enjoy self-guided walks, picnic areas, and panoramic views of Alice Springs and the MacDonnell Ranges. The garden also hosts diverse wildlife, including 89 bird species and the Black-footed Rock Wallaby. A café offers a relaxing spot to unwind.