Uluru Tours

We begin our journey from Alice Springs or Yulara (Uluru Airport) and head towards Ayers Rock (Uluru). Along the way, we stop at Mt Conner lookout (also known as False Uluru or Fool-uru) to enjoy the breathtaking views of this unique red mountain. After a brief restroom break at Curtin Springs, we proceeded to our campground for lunch. Please note that this lunch arrangement only applies to Alice Springs guests. Those picked up from Ayers Rock must arrange their lunch before joining the tour.

After lunch, we visited the Red Centre’s cultural centre to learn about the park’s significance. We then go to Uluru and are amazed by its grandeur. We explored the Mutitjulu waterhole and found ancient rock art sites. We listened to creation stories and continued our hike to Kuniya Piti. Next, we drive to Kantju Gorge, passing sacred sites. We see the highest waterfall in Central Australia. After a day of exploration, we watched a stunning sunset and had dinner.

Day 1 Excursion to Uluru Highlights:

• Uluru (Ayers Rock)
• The Red Centre Indigenous Interpretive Cultural Centre is located in the Red Centre
• Sacred Rock Art Site
• Mutitjulu Waterhole
• Kuniya Piti
• Kantju Gorge
• Sunset at Uluru lookout

Meals available: Lunch and Dinner. Accommodation at Ayers Rock Coach Campground (Uluru) in Safari Tents or Bush Swags with communal facilities.

Driving Distance: 350km. Hike Distance: 2-3 km / 2-3 hours. 

Please note: Lunch is provided only for those departing from Alice Springs. If you are being collected from Ayers Rock, you must find your lunch before joining the tour.

We wake up early for a light breakfast. Then, we go to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park to see the sunrise. Kata Tjuta is even more magnificent than Uluru. We hike through the Valley of the Winds or Walpa Gorge and admire the rock formations. After exploring Kata Tjuta, we go to Kings Canyon. We arrive just in time for a beautiful sunset. Finally, we enjoy a delicious meal around the campfire.

Day 2 Highlights of the trip to Uluru:

• Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
• You can hike the Valley of the Winds or Walpa Gorge.
• The Olgas– Kata Tjuta
• Glorious Sunrise at Uluru

Meals include breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Kings Creek Station Campground accommodations consist of Safari Tents or Bush Swags with communal facilities.

The driving distance is 406 km, which takes approximately 4.5 hours. The hike ranges from 2 to 6 km and takes 2 to 4 hours, depending on the weather.

We embarked on an early morning journey to the ancient and sacred lands of the Ulpanyali and Lilla people to explore Kings Canyon, a monumental site in Watarrka National Park.

Before embarking on our hike through the canyon, you must bring essential items such as a hat, water, and sturdy hiking shoes. The canyon features towering cliff faces that reach over 100 meters, providing a breathtaking backdrop as we explore and admire the distinct sandstone chasms.

After resting, our journey ends as we go back to either Yulara or Alice Springs, concluding our adventure together.

Day 3 Highlights:

• We will travel through the remote Central Australian countryside from Kings Canyon to our final destination, Alice Springs or Yulara/Uluru.
• Visitors can participate in a guided walking tour at Kings Canyon Watarrka National Park to gain knowledge about the rare native flora, fauna, and geology found in this distinctive location.
• Conclude your journey in either Alice Springs for your onward travels.

The itinerary includes breakfast and lunch, a driving distance of 250km (equivalent to 2.5 hours), and a hike distance of 2-4 km (taking approximately 2-4 hours).