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Walk one of the oldest tracks on earth on this 13 kilometer (8.07 mile) walk around Uluru (Ayers Rock). Watch a magical sunrise and be amazed as the colors change on this mighty monolith before setting off on your guided on a walk around the base of Uluru. Learn about the natural and cultural significance of Uluru, hear the stories of its creation and get an insight into the beliefs of the Anangu, the local Aboriginal people.

This comprehensive tour provides an opportunity to best understand the natural and cultural significance of Uluru. The tour commences prior to sunrise and places you in the most grand and deeply moving places of Uluru.

During the 13 kilometer (8.07 miles) amble, your guides will introduce you to the geology of Uluru and describe how plants and wildlife have adapted and survived in such a forbidding environment.

The most fascinating is the relationship of the Anangu people to Uluru. This place was shelter, provided water and is a tangible link with their creation ancestors. As you walk around the base you will hear and see the creation time stories of these ancient people unfold. See where the people lived and carried out ceremonies. Here, the beliefs of the people are embodied in one of the great places of this world. From a distance Uluru is spectacular; from close up it is powerful and deeply moving.

This unique small group tour operator is a member of Eco Tourism Australia and provides expert guided tours In Ayers Rock – a company delivering a quality product focusing on the natural and cultural heritage of the area. Winner of the 2006 Australian Tourism Award Heritage and Cultural Tourism.

Duration

6 hours

Location

Ayers Rock, Australia

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Spend the afternoon at Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) on a small group cultural tour, then enjoy a Sounds of Silence Dinner under the desert stars. You’ll gain extraordinary insights into the region’s ancient geology, unique flora and Aboriginal culture on this very special tour and have a highly personalized Outback experience.

Kata Tjuta (meaning Many Heads) is a very sacred place to the Aboriginal people. On your small group tour of the Olgas, your guide will walk you through Walpa Gorge and describe the features of this arid landscape that have given Kata Tjuta National Park World Heritage status.

You’ll have the best experience possible on this small group tour, led by guides who have a special interest in the Australian desert and are committed to providing you with a memorable, enlightening experience, focusing on the area’s natural and cultural heritage.

For your multi-award winning Sounds of Silence Dinner you will travel to a private formal dining setting in the middle of the desert, to dine under a million stars in the serenity of the Outback desert. As you sip champagne, the sound of the didgeridoo fills the air as the sun slowly sets over Kata Tjuta and Uluru (Ayers Rock). Your dinner in the desert is a gourmet barbecue featuring Australian delicacies.

After dinner, you’ll sit back and take in the mystery of the desert at night as an astronomer takes you on a tour of the southern night skies. Sounds of Silence is the winner of the 1997 and 1998 Australian Tourism Awards for Australia’s best tourism restaurant.

Note: 24-hour and 48-hour Tour passes are available, including other small group tours in the Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon region. These passes offer flexibility and great value.

Duration

10 hours

Location

Ayers Rock, Australia

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Experience the wonder that is Kata Tjuta (the Olgas), a series of rocky domes rising out of the Australian desert. This is a mystic place, one that is very sacred to the Aboriginal people. Learn of the surrounding desert area, before enjoying a champagne sunset and watching millions of stars come out across the desert night sky.

Leaving mid-afternoon, your guide will explain the nature of the desert and its development. A short walk to the dune lookout puts one in touch with the environment and lets you delight in the spectacular panoramic view of Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) – a very sacred place to the Aboriginal people.

Arriving at Olga Gorge, walk into this mystic place, to hear how it has evolved over millions of years. The scale of the walls and the wind far above, add a sense of mystery here, which profoundly affects all that participate. The sky blue deepens and the great domes of the Olgas flush red as the tour retires to the sunset viewing area to celebrate the fantastic color changes wrought by the sunset. Sit back with a complimentary champagne and absorb the desert solitude or relax and chat to your guide about Australia’s Red Centre. The spectacle fades as you return to Yulara (Ayers Rock Resort) beneath a sky of brilliant stars.

This unique small group tour operator is a member of Eco Tourism Australia and provides expert guided tours in Ayers Rock – a company delivering a quality product focusing on the natural and cultural heritage of the area. Winner of the 2006 Australian Tourism Award Heritage and Cultural Tourism.

Duration

4 hours

Location

Ayers Rock, Australia

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Immerse yourself in the ancient Aboriginal culture that is a part of Uluru (Ayers Rock). Step back thousands of years as you witness a spectacular sunrise over this mighty monolith, followed by guided walks of the base, where you can view ancient rock art, waterholes and the unique flora and fauna that is Uluru.

Come and witness the spectacular sunrise over Uluru without rushing, all the while absorbing an exposition of the great Rock’s natural history and its deep significance to the Anangu people. Short walks will bring you close to this wonderful and powerful place, viewing rock art, waterholes and appreciating the unique flora and fauna of Uluru.

A special feature is the appreciation of the exquisite as well as dramatic sculpturing of Uluru. This tour provides time to amble, to absorb images and to gain an insight into Uluru’s remarkable presence. The final step is the Uluru and Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre.

This unique small group tour operator is a member of Eco Tourism Australia and provides expert guided tours in Ayers Rock – a company delivering a quality product focusing on the natural and cultural heritage of the area. Winner of the 2006 Australian Tourism Award Heritage and Cultural Tourism.

Duration

5 hours

Location

Ayers Rock, Australia

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Uluru, or Ayers Rock as it is more commonly known, has been attracting visitors for years and now you can experience the wonder and majesty of this mighty monolith. Watch the colors change on Uluru as the sun rises, before ascending the steep climb in the footsteps of thousands before you. An awesome experience of this magical place.

Upon arrival at the base of Uluru before sunrise, enjoy breakfast (included) and watch the sunrise from the “sunrise viewing area”. Once you have completed your breakfast, you may proceed to the start of your unguided climb. Ascend Uluru and take in the magnificent panoramic views from your climb. This climb is unescorted. You will complete the climb on your own.

Upon returning to the base, your guide will return for you to take you to Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre before returning to the Ayers Rock Resort.

The Uluru climb is the traditional route taken by ancestral Mala men upon their arrival to Uluru during the creation period. Anangu do not climb Uluru because of its great spiritual significance.

Whilst climbing is allowed, the Anangu people (traditional owners) prefer that people do not climb. If on the day you decide not to climb Uluru, you are welcome to join the Spirit of Uluru for alternative touring around the base and a culturally rich experience.

• Climbing Uluru is very strenuous and only those with excellent fitness should participate.
• No guide to escort clients to the top. Climbing is at client’s own risk!

This unique small group tour operator is a member of Eco Tourism Australia and provides expert guided tours In Ayers Rock – a company delivering a quality product focusing on the natural and cultural heritage of the area. Winner of the 2006 Australian Tourism Award Heritage and Cultural Tourism.

Duration

5 hours

Location

Ayers Rock, Australia

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Explore the great Central Australian desert from the back of a camel! You can ride at sunrise, sunset or in the morning, accompanied by an expert guide who will show you the desert wildlife and plant life, and regale you with colorful anecdotes about life in this remarkable region.

Camels are ideally suited to the hot, dry climate of Australia’s interior. Imported here in the 19th century, they remained the principal means of Outback transport until railways and roads were established. Today there are an estimated 200,000 one-humped, dromedary camels in the wild. Though few camels are used by humans today, a relaxed, slow-paced camel ride is the perfect way to tour the fascinating ecology of the desert ? with the breathtaking view of Uluru as your backdrop.

Camel to Sunrise (2.5 hours):
A peaceful one-hour camel ride through stunning sand dune country with the awe-inspiring backdrop of Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta (the Olgas). Take in the cool morning air and watch as the rising sun lights Uluru and the surrounding plains. You’ll enjoy billy tea and freshly baked beer bread after the ride.

Camel to Sunset (2.5 hours):
Travel for an hour on a friendly camel and enjoy a close-up look at the desert environment and great views of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. A refreshing glass of champagne or beer and bush snacks await you at the end of the ride.

Camel Express (1.5 hours):
Catch the Camel Train and enjoy a 45-minute ride on a good-natured camel through the classic Central Australian desert landscape, with views of Uluru and Kata Tjuta.

Duration

2 hours

Location

Ayers Rock, Australia

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Explore the great Central Australian desert from the back of a camel! You can ride at sunrise, sunset or in the morning, accompanied by an expert guide who will show you the desert wildlife and plant life, and regale you with colorful anecdotes about life in this remarkable region. More »

Uluru (Ayers Rock) Sunrise Climb Small Group Tour with Breakfast »

Uluru, or Ayers Rock as it is more commonly known, has been attracting visitors for years and now you can experience the wonder and majesty of this mighty monolith. Watch the colors change on Uluru as the sun rises, before ascending the steep climb in the footsteps of thousands before you. An awesome experience of this magical place. More »

The Spirit of Uluru Sunrise Small Group Tour from Ayers Rock »

Immerse yourself in the ancient Aboriginal culture that is a part of Uluru (Ayers Rock). Step back thousands of years as you witness a spectacular sunrise over this mighty monolith, followed by guided walks of the base, where you can view ancient rock art, waterholes and the unique flora and fauna that is Uluru. More »

Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) & Dunes Small Group Sunset Tour from Ayers Rock »

Experience the wonder that is Kata Tjuta (the Olgas), a series of rocky domes rising out of the Australian desert. This is a mystic place, one that is very sacred to the Aboriginal people. Learn of the surrounding desert area, before enjoying a champagne sunset and watching millions of stars come out across the desert night sky. More »

Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) & Sounds of Silence Dinner in the Desert Small Group Tour »

Spend the afternoon at Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) on a small group cultural tour, then enjoy a Sounds of Silence Dinner under the desert stars. You’ll gain extraordinary insights into the region’s ancient geology, unique flora and Aboriginal culture on this very special tour and have a highly personalized Outback experience. More »

Uluru (Ayers Rock) Sunrise Walk Small Group Tour with Breakfast »

Walk one of the oldest tracks on earth on this 13 kilometer (8.07 mile) walk around Uluru (Ayers Rock). Watch a magical sunrise and be amazed as the colors change on this mighty monolith before setting off on your guided on a walk around the base of Uluru. More »

Simply awesome! That is the only way to describe the endless pinpricks of stars that dot the outback sky. The desert at Ayers Rock is regarded as one of the best places on earth to view the heavens. Marvel at the galaxies of stars as they come out each night and discover constellations and planets as they move about the night sky. A truly heavenly experience!

The brilliance of the night sky is hidden by city lights, but the darkness of our desert setting here at Ayers Rock provides one of the best locations on earth to view the night sky. Our astronomer will guide you through our galaxy and beyond. Discover the zodiac constellations and how they move about the heavens. Hear how to find south using the Southern Cross and other features in the sky. Marvel at the sparkling Milky Way and explore planets and stars using our range of large telescopes. An experience not to be missed.

This unique small group tour operator is a member of Eco Tourism Australia and provides expert guided tours In Ayers Rock – a company delivering a quality product focusing on the natural and cultural heritage of the area. Winner of the 2006 Australian Tourism Award Heritage and Cultural Tourism.

Duration

60 minutes

Location

Ayers Rock, Australia

Price & Bookings »