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Day 1, Afternoon: Uluru Sacred Sites & Sunset (Y17)
Visit Uluru – Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre where there is time to purchase some locally made Aboriginal art and learn more about the Western Desert region.
Later travel around the base of Uluru with a local Driver Guide. Learn about the native flora, fauna and intriguing cultural traditions of traditional owners, the Anangu, and discover an array of fascinating sacred sites. Join your Driver Guide for a walk to Mutitjulu Waterhole. You’ll explore a number of caves and view Aboriginal rock paintings as your Guide interprets their meaning and significance.
Travel to the Uluru sunset viewing area and relax with a glass of wine and Nibbles as the sun sets over the western horizon and the evening sky brings out the many shades of colour for which Uluru is renowned.
Day 2, Morning: Uluru Sunrise & Kata Tjuta (Y14)
Rise early this morning to travel to Talinguru Nyakunytjaku in Uluru & Kata Tjuta National Park. Enjoy a warming cup of tea or coffee while watching the first rays of the sun set the Red Centre alight. Then travel to the mystical 36 domes of Kata Tjuta. On the way, enjoy panoramic views of the southern side of Kata Tjuta, before arriving at the base of Walpa Gorge. Spend some time exploring the gorge and the unusual conglomerate rock formations. The walking trail through Walpa Gorge follows the natural creek between two of the tallest domes of Kata Tjuta.
Inclusions
- Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park Entry Fee (valid for 3 consecutive days)
- Experienced Driver Guides
- Travel in an air-conditioned coach
- 2 half day tours in 2 days
- Uluru
- Kata Tjuta
- Walpa Piti Pass
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Also did the sunrise trip out to Uluru bloody cold by beautiful
One thing to improvise the guide from Japam had a very strong accent and was difficult to endurance d'urine the uluru visit. Fortunately the driver from the bus was providing clarification and was easier to understand.
Then another sunrise to view in the Red Desert with view over to Uluru and the Olgars. Seen sunrise on previous 2 days but each one was super and slightly different and the same goes for this morning.
I wanted to leave a review to let others know that these are the only people that you should be touring Uluru with.
Their personalities and warmth and humour on tours were second to none really lovely. People made all the difference. I was super cold on the sunrise tour and one of the women on May 14. I’ll be writing to the company lent me a jacket and it made all the difference.
If you are thinking about doing sunrise or sunset, go with these people.
Always, no expectations no disappointments but these people blew me out of the water. Could not have spent my money better anywhere else.
Being a little older and certainly less fit than the rest of the group, I was challenged by this Rim Walk - but Dani was full of encouragement to ensure I had a positive experience. The Rim Walk is not for the feint-hearted, but I wanted to see the most stunning views for myself - as I’d heard so many amazing comments about the scenery - and, despite being exhausted, accomplishing this task will remain with me forever - but only possible with Dani’s encouragement!!!
Dani and Rachel - worth your weight in gold!!!
PS - I found using hiking poles a huge help in providing extra leg power when scrambling up some of the inclines.
From our hotel, it was just a 10-minute bus ride to our Field Of Light Dinner where we had very amazing views of Uluru before the sun began to set, while sipping sparkling wine/beer ( there were choices of other drinks too) and enjoying Canapes.
We were then guided to a 3-Course buffet dinner under a clear night sky, illuminated by the many stars and bright moon.
The food were just delicious and there was a star talker session too, talking about the constellation.
Finally, the unforgettable experience of walking through the colourful glowing lights on the ground "Field Of Light" in the thousands of them.
To take note, there are many flies and mosquitoes in Uluru, which tend to stick on our face and head. Advisable to bring along a head net.
To also wear a pair of covered up walking shoes to avoid our feet exposed to the fine red sand on the ground while walking.
Our guide, Michelle, was fantastic, so knowledgeable and informative, with a clear and engaging way of delivering information that made the whole journey even more enjoyable.
We completed the Rim Walk, which was breathtaking and definitely a highlight of the trip. The scenery is unforgettable and truly unique.
Breakfast was incredible and a great way to start such a big day. As an added bonus, we also stopped at Mount Connor (Atila) on the way back, which was a wonderful extra experience.
Highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting the area, it’s a big day, but one you won’t regret!
38 degrees so maybe have some wooden seating in place where the covered areas are prior to going ing the cultural centre when giving the talks
Lovely art in the cultural centre
Also when in the heat maybe a briefer talk at the different sites at Uluru itself as I could see some people were finding it difficult and were switching off a little.
The drive around Uluru was great and the talk informative
At the sunset site maybe could split into 2 side by side with a bit of space as the one site spoilt such a special experience with so many people around because of this if I ever came again I would probably hire a car
It was very special to see nevertheless and the highlight overall
Taken to a viewing platform to watch the sunrise over Uluru. Breakfast wasn’t included, but they offered coffee, tea and hot chocolate and some cookies.
Once the sun was up, we had a 45 minute ride to Kata Jjuta where we walked into Wolfpack Gorge, this was over very rocky and uneven terrain but worth it for spectacular views with sun coming through the rocks.
On way back to the hotel, we stopped at a viewing platform where we could see 6 or 7 of the 36 domes all at once
But my top tip is get a fly net there are hundreds of them and they're all over you when out and about I didn't need lunch as I'd eaten so many of them !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It was a beautifully clear night with the most stars we’ve ever seen. The guide was friendly and professional. He let us know that he was not an astrologer. He only knew a few facts about a few stars he pointed out but he did relate them to how the Anangu may have used them to navigate. Our adult children weren’t thrilled when first hearing about this excursion but quickly changed their mind being there. The 7 of us highly recommend this tour!!!
Be sure to use insect repellent. Flies everywhere.
After our walk we went back to resort - I took a helicopter tour then had snacks and 2 swims at the pool. Luxurious. So many lovely birds, some butterflies and other critters. A couple more stops on the way home made for a great day. Thankyou
I was so appreciative from the support of Rachael when I phoned and booked in and her fantastic knowledge of the tours I needed to do, to encompass and appreciate everything that Uluṟu has to offer, so that I didn’t miss anything - there was no way that I could have organised the 6 different tours I did, without her guidance.
It was a dream come true 😍🇦🇺🤩
Every guided tour I did, was done professionally and perfectly - I couldn’t have asked for more! 😍
One of the very special moments was the drone display over Uluṟu, with a class of young indigenous children included as well - they were just beautiful, interacted with other children there and behaved perfectly 😍
It made the night even more special 🥰
The West Macdonnell tour from Alice Sorings with Pierre was superb! His knowledge and humour really made the tour!
The transfer from AS to Yulara was long but excellent. Regular stops made it easy and the remote service area with emus were amusing!
And then Uluru. More amazing than we expected with fantastic commentary from Ned on the sunrise tour. Again, many stops and very well managed.
Then the sunset tour and BBQ. Absolutely lovely, guided by the incredibly knowledgeable Celia. Just brilliant. And the BBQ in the middle of nowhere after dark - just amazing. What a lovely experience. We didn’t get to see the stars or Milky Way because of cloud but it was still amazing.
And Rachel’s final fun fact on the coach on the way back - I won’t spoil it but very good!
Finally - AATKing’s coaches feel a bit higher quality than others we’ve experienced. Aircon that work, good knee room and much quieter engines. This makes a difference when you’re on a coach for 12 out of 36 hours.
We’re not massive fans of coach tours but these guys are excellent.
I did the canyon wall walk and my wife did the valley walk. We both enjoyed our walks. Being 66, the first part of the canyon wall walk was a bit challenging (starting the first climb of 500 steps), but after that, the walk was very doable. Both walks had great views. The guides were knowledgeable and interesting. They were very aware of their surroundings and conscious of safety. The breakfast was good and filling and was included with the trip. Lunch had a good selection and was also good which you buy.
I would highly recommend this trip. You see and experience the outback. It is an amazing long day!
Our stay and experience here was amazing, and I can’t recommend it enough to anyone considering or on the fence.
Our room was perfect with a view of Uluru from our balcony, a welcome anniversary cheese and fruit platter waiting for us, the food for dinner at the Pool Bar was exceptional and the staff were polite, friendly and professional. What more could you want?
We loved our time here.
Brad is an amazing chauffeur but also as a guide an the creek walk. Breakfast was delicious. A long day but worth it. And as an extra we saw Mt Conner (from a distance) but it was a nice addition.
The snacks could be improved with a bit more cultural variety
They went above and beyond to ensure our safety and kept everything running smoothly. Their promptness in getting us back to the buses was much appreciated.
We were extremely happy with Alex and Steph and would highly recommend them to anyone looking for an unforgettable Uluru sunset experience!
Unfortunately, the experience with our guide left much to be desired. While I appreciate an emphasis on safety, the risks of the rim walk were overstated repeatedly to the point of scaring a number of people in the group, which felt unnecessary. During the trek, the guide required everyone to stay behind her and would raise her voice at anyone who didn’t, which created an uncomfortable atmosphere. There were also a few remarks made that came across as inappropriate and unprofessional.
For the cost of this tour, I had expected to feel supported and encouraged, not treated like a school child. While the views were breathtaking, the lack of patience and professionalism from the guide significantly impacted the overall experience.
Highly recommend a dinner in the outback to see the Milky Way!
Specifically the two tour guides Glen and driver Michael were superb. Interesting, funny, knowledgeable, inclusive and good company. They provided a poignant and fascinating commentary to the tour.


































































