Uluru tours

From Alice Springs or Yulara (Uluru Airport), the journey begins towards Ayers Rock (Uluru). Along the way, we make a stop at Mt Conner lookout to admire the views of this remarkable red mountain. After a quick break at Curtin Springs, we settle in at our campground for lunch. Please note that only guests from Alice Springs will have lunch provided. Guests from Ayers Rock will need to arrange their lunch before joining the tour.

After lunch, we visited the Red Centre’s indigenous interpretive cultural centre. We learned about the park’s cultural, historical, ecological, and geological significance there. We were excited to see Uluru up close. We trekked to Mutitjulu waterhole, exploring sacred rock art sites in family caves. We listened to ancient creation stories and dream-time myths as we hiked towards Kuniya Piti. We then drove to Kantju Gorge, passing through sacred sites and arriving at Central Australia’s highest waterfall. After a full day of exploration, we witnessed a spectacular sunset at Uluru. We enjoyed panoramic views while our dinner was cooked.

Highlights:

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

• Meals: *Lunch, Dinner.
• Accom: Ayers Rock Coach Campground (Uluru) Safari Tents or Bush Swags with campground communal facilities.
• Driving Distance: 350km.
• Hike Distance: 2-3 km / 2-3 hours. (*Lunch is only provided for those departing from Alice Springs. Those being collected from Ayers Rock will need to source their own lunch prior to joining the tour.)

We wake up early and have a light breakfast. Then, we go to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park to see the sunrise. Kata Tjuta is even more impressive than Uluru. We hike through the Valley of the Winds or Walpa Gorge and admire the vast rock formations. After exploring Kata Tjuta, we go to Kings Canyon to witness another beautiful sunset. Finally, we enjoy a delicious meal by the fire at our camp.

Highlights:

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: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner.
• Accom: Kings Creek Station Campground (Kings Canyon) Safari Tents or Bush Swags with campground communal facilities.
• Driving Distance: 406 km (4.5 Hours).
• Hike Distance: 2-6 km / 2-4 hours (*weather dependent). 

We embarked on an early start to explore Kings Canyon, a significant site in Watarrka National Park that holds great importance to the Ulpanyali and Lilla people.

When visiting the canyon, it is advised to bring a hat, water, and appropriate hiking shoes. This will allow you to explore the area on foot, surrounded by cliff faces over 100 meters high. You will also be able to appreciate the spectacular views of the unique sandstone chasms.

After resting, our journey concludes as we return to Yulara or Alice Springs, our final destination.

Highlights:

Travel through the remote Central Australian countryside from Kings Canyon to Alice Springs or Yulara/Uluru.
Visitors can explore Kings Canyon Watarrka National Park through guided walking tours, which provide opportunities to discover the rare native flora, fauna, and geology of this distinct location.
You may conclude your journey in either Alice Springs for further travel.

• Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.
• Driving Distance: 250km (2.5 hours).
• Hike Distance: 2-4 km / 2-4 hours.