Kata Tjuta Domes

Kata Tjuta consists of 36 domes of different sizes, offering a distinct landscape compared to Uluru. An afternoon hike allows close exploration of the area between these domes.

180 min

Uluru Sunset Snack

In the evening, a light snack is served while the sun sets, gradually coloring Uluru with various earthy shades.

60 min

Uluru Sunrise and Base Walk

An early start includes viewing the Uluru sunrise as the sun illuminates the rock and surrounding area. A guide visits a significant cultural site featuring Anangu rock art and shares a creation story. Afterwards, there is time for a self-guided full base walk of Uluru to observe its textures and valleys closely.

180 min

Cultural Centre Visit

After lunch, there is an option to buy art at the Cultural Centre, created by local First Nation Peoples from the Western and Central Deserts.

60 min

Kings Canyon Trek

Watarrka National Park’s main feature is Kings Canyon, a large gorge with high rock walls. Its porous sandstone, gullies, and rock pools support over 600 native plant and animal species. A guided trek covers key sites including the Lost City, Garden of Eden, Amphitheatre, and the North and South Walls of the canyon.

240 min

Optional Evening Activities

This evening, there is a choice of optional activities: Sunset Camel Cruise, Field of Lights, Sounds of Silence, Wintjiri Wiru Drone display, or a free opportunity to watch the Uluru sunset from a different viewpoint.

300 min

Departure Transfers

Depending on departure time, guests may take a free 10-minute transfer to Yulara’s Desert Gardens Hotel or Uluru Airport (AYQ). If time allows before the flight, luggage can be left at the Desert Gardens Hotel and shopping at Yulara Resort is possible. Regular free shuttles run from the Desert Gardens Hotel to Ayers Rock Airport.

60 min