A marvellous opportunity to watch the sun set, accompanied by good food and wine and knowledgeable drivers/ tour guides. This was our first booked tour upon arrival at Ayers Rock Resort and really set the tone for the other two SEIT tours we had booked. From the moment Alex and Matteo collected us at our hotel, then stopped at another hotel for another pick up, we had a marvelous time learning about the history of the area, enjoying a glass (or more) of wine, crackers, cheese, dip, gherkins whilst watching the sun set over Uluru.
A really special time was had by our little group of four. Thank you particularly to Alex and Matteo!
The rising of the full moon over the Rock made for a cover photo shot.

Hat and fly net mandatory! Also your camera, sturdy walking shoes or boots. OK, the pick up time from our hotel (Desert Gardens) was 5.45am but absolutely worth the early morning. Lucia was our driver, tour guide, breakfast provider and showed infinite patience with our group of 13 of varying walking speeds (not to mention photo stops).
The walk is anti-clockwise so we walked for about 40 mins from the car park, each armed with a nifty SEIT satchel containing our breakfast, thus walking to meet the rising sun. First stop was to sit and watch the changing colours of the rock, along with Lucia explaining native stories attached to unique features of the rock.
The entire walk is 10.5kms following the path around Uluru (no fear of getting lost but Lucia was excellent about keeping our little group moving, with frequent rest stops and two public bathroom stops).
There aren't many explanations or photos of the SEIT breakfast but the satchel included a small flask of hot water, zip lock bag with disposable spoon, tea bag, instant coffee and sugar sachet, a fruit cup, small container of orange juice, another small container of milk, a pouch of muesli, two small Anzac cookies, a muesli bar and 500ml bottle of water. At our second bathroom stop, we happily ate more of the breakfast supplies (less to carry, really).
One gets hot, dusty, footsore and tired, but Lucia dropped us back at our respective hotels and it was only 11.45am! Just in time to wash up in our hotel room and head to the hotel's bistro for lunch. All in all, an excellent half day tour, a full walk (trek) around Uluru and really seeing all of the rock's geographic features that photos don't do justice.

Wear sturdy walking shoes or boots, carry a water bottle. Grade 3 walk/short trek. Thanks to our drivers/tour guides Mei Mei and Peter, we had an excellent short tour of Walpa Gorge and the Domes. At this time of day, the Domes radiate heat so care is needed just in walking/hiking up the Grade 3 incline on solid rock and stones. The path leads to a viewing platform, an excellent photo stop before retracing steps down the incline and back to the bus.
Peter was carrying a plastic spray bottle of water, misting all of us at regular intervals to keep everyone hydrated on the outside, and reminding us to take small sips of water regularly too - sound ideas!
Just a thought - if it has been raining recently and the trail is wet, perhaps consider postponing this little tour to another day if you can possibly manage it. The incline is grade 3, the trail is rock and could be really slippery underfoot.

Uluru Magic The sunrise breakfast and sunset dinner are not to be missed. Truly a magical experience.

Okay but not outstanding It was interesting and informative , breakfast could have been better - ie limited options ie cereal and banana bread taken stood up in a car park , nice small group and lovely driver but biggest disappointment was the trip not calling at the cultural centre ? Seemed a bit of a wasted opportunity to finalise the experience

Seit Uluru Highlights We traveled to celebrate my wife's birthday. We had the adventure of seeing rain—and what rain!—for almost two days at Uluru. Everyone told us that rain like this hadn't been seen in decades and that it threatened to ruin our vacation. The sunset tour we had booked was canceled. We weren't discouraged and managed to book a sunrise tour the next day. This time, everything worked out perfectly, and we were able to celebrate my love's birthday in a magical, solemn, and ethereal place. Everyone should visit Uluru at least once in their lifetime.

We did the Uluru highlights tour today with Andrea and Mimi and it was superb! Both were really lovely and Andrea's knowledge of the area and First Nation's culture was excellent. He was able to answer questions easily and was thoughful and helpful throughout the tour. We'd highly recommend it!

Great guide makes the difference Flo was our guide and she was superb. It makes all the difference! She was engaging and knowledgeable and had a lovely way with everybody. Great to see Uluru up close and the small group made it even better.

Fabulous This was a really fabulous experience - Rick, our guide was very informative.
Well worth the early start! The highlight of our trip.

Excellent sunrise tour Rachel our guide made this an exceptional tour. She was so knowledgeable and brought the whole experience to live with her storytelling

What a once in a lifetime experience! What an incredible experience to see Uluru up close at sunset and watch it change. Great to be in a small group and our guide Michael was awesome.

Good view point closer to the rock than the hop on hop off bus. Member of staff was great, good experience would recommend as alternative to hop on off sunset. Windy and flies but neither of these can be helped.

Up close and personal The full base walk was the best of all the wonderful experiences we had at Uluru-Kata Tjuta. It is an extraordinary place and, while views from a distance are spectacular, for me, I wanted to touch and smell it, see the caves, the waterholes and the rock art and hear about the lives of the Anangu people. True, it was an early start but it meant we saw the sun rise and, most importantly, got ahead of the heat. I was impressed with the detail of information provided - mostly around cultural significance but also some information from a geological perspective. The walk itself is very level and smooth - not hard-going at all. But 12 kms is 12 kms so you have to be ready for that.

Immersive and easy, great experience Flo was so relaxed and respectful of the Anangu stories and helping us understand them. It was a great way to see the entire base without wearing out my weary Aussie travelers.
Highly recommend

Baswewalk ver recommended The guide was extremely professional. Supergood in all respects. She gets full point. However the information about preparations was too thin and shoild have included information about the length of the basewalk and also recommendation to wear a net for keeping irritating flies apart from the face.

Uluru sunset tour Lorenzo was very knowledgeable. He took a lot of pains to explain the evolution of Uluru. Took us to best place to see the sunset

Perfect end to our Uluru visit Tour guide Pete was superb in leading this "up close" look at many facets of Uluru. We were able to engage all our senses in the tour, aided by Pete's thorough immersion in the history and tradition of this sacred land. The tour ended with an outstanding sunset view accompanied by delectable treats shared with a friendly and diverse group. To top it off, on the return trip to the resort, Pete introduced us to the artistry of Gurrumul - a voice one will not soon forget.

Excellent walk It is a nice walk. Unique landscape and geography. Peter was an interesting and well- informed guide. Very respectful of environment and the people for whom the land has spiritual importance

Fine but not sure any better than a bigger bus We usually book small group experiences because you tend to get a more specialized and unique perspective on the place. This small group tour was okay and the tour guide was very knowledgeable but we just went to the same spots as all the other tour buses. So we were walking on trails with other groups and waiting for them to finish their stories before moving on. Most of the stories were already covered at the cultural centre, where we stopped for 40 minutes so had plenty of time to read them. I probably should have done more research before booking this. Also, if you are staying in the hotels please bear in mind that the restaurants close at 8.30 or 9 and this tour gets you back around 8.30, so may want to eat a big lunch.

Perfect morning Uluru tour! The sunrise walk tour was amazing. Our guide - Lara, was very knowledgeable about the geology of Uluru and the history. She explained many stories of the Anangu people and connected this to areas of the rock. Regular breaks and 'check ins' were appreciated and the small group size made the tour more pleasant. The breakfast was adequate but I would supplement with a little of your own to last the five hours. Highly recommend for those that wish to explore as much of Uluru as you can.

Stunning sunrise Gorgeous views, great tour guide (Flo) who was informative and had a great knowledge of history, geology, and flora and fauna. Would highly recommend

Highlight of my trip Ten out of ten! This was one of the highlights of my trip. Our guide (Flo) was funny, informative, and lead us on an engrossing dive into the history of Uluru and its importance to the local people. Wear sturdy shoes, bring water and your fly net!

Fantastic Uluru guide, Max Our Seit guide was Max. What a brilliant young man and top top guide. His knowledge of the culture of Uluru was excellent. Also his knowledge of the birds and plants in the area really enhanced the whole experience. He brought the stories of the indigenous people to life.
Excellent!

Very spiritual This is an amazing place. The tour guide was knowledgeable and helpful, explaining the origins of the formation and its importance to the local people. A great learning experience.

Sunrise at Kata Tjuta An early morning start, heading to the viewing platform, to see the sunrise. After a quick toilet stop, we headed off on a walk, up the gorge. Not a long walk but, rough terrain. Spectacular. Flo was extremely knowledgeable and passionate about the landscape. Headed off for brekkie. Good plunger coffee, fruit, toast, muesli. Perfect. Thank you

Excellent Uluru Experience A fantastic way to experience the majesty of Uluru. Our guide Dmitri was excellent, very friendly and knowledgeable and set a comfortable pace for the walk. I loved experiencing the entirety of the base and all it offered. Plus it comes with a nice breakfast and ends before the heat of the day.

Excellent trip Excellent trip. Well designed. Emi was very knowledgeable, enthusiastic and friendly. Very good experience. Very considerate regarding the heat.

Sunrise at Kata Tjuṯa & Waḻpa gorge walk We just completed the kata Tjuṯa sunrise/breakfast tour with a hike up Waḻpa gorge with our absolutely wonderful guide Jacqui. She was energetic, bubbly and full of interesting information (plus served up a lovely breakfast). Highly recommend this tour with Seita. Kata Tjuṯa is stunning and such a beautiful place to visit in the Northern Territory.

Stunning hike Great experience. More stunning than Uluru. Learned a lot from Andy about the geography and culture, including the significance to the Anangu people. Hike is not particularly difficult but requires rock scrambling and a few steep ascents so come prepared for that.

Morning Thrill in Uluru The tour was enjoyable and rewarding. The group was small and enthusiastic, making the experience more intimate. Our driver and guide were friendly, helpful, and informative. The entire journey was seamless, filled with breathtaking views of the legendary rock, engaging anecdotes, and exciting activities. Overall, it was a fantastic experience that I would highly recommend.

Worth every minute! Our driver/guide was Rachel and she was fantastic! Our aboriginal guide was Eva and she showed us a lot of bushes that were safe to eat from and a large watering hole that her ancestors used thousands of years ago. Eva is proud of her beautiful country and enjoyed sharing stories. We had afternoon tea and ended the tour with a beautiful sunset while being served drinks with yummy light hors d’ oeuvres.
Our kids are twelve and enjoyed the entire trip!

Worth every minute! Our experienced guide Andre, was full of fascinating information about the local plants and trees. Most captivating, however, were the stories and history he shared about what Uluru means to the Aboriginal people.

Don’t miss this tour! This was a wonderful tour. We had a small group and our guide Lucia really made it special for us. I loved her respect for the cultural stories of this beautiful place and made our trip fun and memorable. We saw the beautiful mutujulu waterhole and then walked around the base of Uluru which was awe inspiring. Then an incredible sunset that made Uluru glow while having delicious snacks and bubbles. Magic!

Bad use of time and money Wanted to see Kata Tjuṯa and this was the only tour offered in the middle of the day. Booking at the office on the day must have some sort of surge pricing because they charged me $175! I’m sure because they knew I had no other choice.

On the tour, we spend more time in the van driving than at the site. It takes 45 minutes to drive to Kata Tjuṯan and the gorge walk is only and hour and fifteen minutes. Tour makes no sense. The poor guide had to come up with an hour and a half of information.

Amazing tour today of Uluru with the fabulous Bee, Lucy and Jacqui. Our three tour guides made the tour so much fun, they were just so friendly, fun and knowledgeable. Highly recommended for anybody wanting to book a future tour.

Just enjoyed an outstanding Uluru sunset tour with Max our driver and guide. Max's in depth knowledge and explanations of sites and culture were above and beyond. Very highly recommend this small group tour with bubbles and nibbles to enjoy as the "Rock" changes colour as the sun sets. Fabulous.

Really enjoyed the SEIT Uluru Tour. Rachel was really informative & interesting to listen to. We were really glad that we also got to go to the cultural centre as we thought we may miss out on this during our time at Uluru. The nibbles at sunset were delicious as were the bubbles :)

The SEIT Uluru Highlights tour was an unforgettable experience! Our guide was incredibly enthusiastic and knowledgeable, making the pre-dawn wake-up call well worth it. While getting up that early is a challenge, the upside is that you’re back at your hotel in time for breakfast.

Watching the sunrise over Ayers Rock during the breakfast stop was absolutely breathtaking. The food itself (coffee, tea, and pastries) was decent enough, but the real star is the spectacular view.

The short walk around part of the rock was both informative and manageable, even in the height of summer. The drive around the base was another highlight, giving a rare opportunity to see the rock from multiple angles—something you don’t fully appreciate from the resorts.

Throughout the tour, we learned a detailed history of Uluru and its deep significance to the local Aboriginal people, adding even more depth to the experience. The sheer awe-inspiring beauty of the rock is something that must be seen in person. Highly recommend this tour!

We loved our Uluru Highlights tour today with Kayla! It was a private tour, and she certainly took care of us! Picnic breakfast was perfect! No sunrise views due to rain but this made for great waterfall not normally seen! Kayla was as excited as us! We heard stories of the land and people. It was a tour not to be missed! Thank you Kayla!

Well organised tour to the Katja Tjula National Park Walpa George Walk, water, juice supplied. Pkenty of local knowledge shared, lookout photo opportunities provided, toliet stop for comfort and air-conditioned bus ride. Wear your hat and sunscreen for the afternoon its warm out there and comfortable closed in shoes for the walk. A great view of the domes and george trail.

Best tour company in Uluru due to small group size. This allows for a slower pace, much more informative and more personable service from their staff. We did tours with other companies but loved Seit the most. Did the Uluru base walk and Sunset tour with them. Wish I could get the recipe for that bush tomato dip!

Kayla with SEIT was an absolute legend! Our Uluru experience was top notch because of her guidance. She was so lovely, knowledgeable, and good fun to share the afternoon with. We loved that it was a smaller, more intimate group than the big charter bus herds. Those are fine for photo ops, but having our little group really allowed us the opportunity to lean in and learn about Uluru and the Mutitjulu community. I would absolutely recommend SEIT, and Kayla specifically! ????????????

My husband and I did the SEIT Kata-Tjuta sunrise with Zoe from SEIT. We were well looked after from start to finish, enjoying the sunrise from a lookout, then a generous breakfast before our walk in Walpa Gorge. Zoe was so informative about the wildlife, plants and geology, as well as the history. I was a bit uncertain about the walk difficulty but made it, in spite of brief rain making it quite slippery on the way back. It was worth it! We wish Zoe all the best, she is well suited to tourism and made sure we had a memorable visit to this area.

We went out for the Sunset Uluru tour with Jay and we had an amazing time! We learned a lot and thoroughly enjoyed the pace and locations we stopped at.

Wonderful experience with Mick doing a sunrise tour at Uluru. Super knowledgeable, genuinely passionate about the NT, fun and friendly - remembered everyone's names the entire trip which made it really personal. Highly recommended.

My daughter and I recently did a SEIT base walk of Uluru with Julia and it was amazing! Julie was so friendly, professional and engaging and the information and stories she shared during the work really enriched the experience for us.

The breakfast pack was delicious and very filling - I wasn't sure what to expect, however the options provided exceeded my expectations and was very thoughtfully put together.

We would definitely recommend this organisation and tour to visitors to Uluru.