



by Adventure Tours Australia
This camping safari covers Uluru, Kata Tjuta, and Kings Canyon over about three days starting from Alice Springs. The trip includes sunrise and sunset views of Uluru. Participants explore Kings Canyon’s notable sites such as the Lost City, Amphitheatre, Garden of Eden, and North and South Walls. The tour also involves walking through the large boulders and valleys of Kata Tjuta. Guided by experts familiar with the local culture, people, and Outback environment, the tour provides insight into the spiritual significance of Uluru and surrounding areas. Nights are spent camping on the red earth of Australia, with meals served under the stars. The trip includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Kata Tjuta Domes Walk
Kata Tjuta consists of 36 distinct domes, which are explored in detail during an afternoon hike.
120 min
Uluru Sunset Snacks
At dusk, snacks are provided while observing the sun setting over Uluru, which changes the rock’s colors.
60 min
Uluru Sunrise and Base Walk
An early start allows viewing the sunrise at Uluru, followed by a walk around the base of the rock during the cool morning hours.
240 min
Uluru Cultural Centre Visit
Following lunch, visitors may choose to explore the Uluru Cultural Centre where artworks and crafts made by Australia’s First Peoples are available for purchase.
30 min
Kings Canyon Campsite Stay
Travel continues to a private campsite inside Watarrka National Park (Kings Canyon), where the group will have dinner and spend the night.
720 min
Kings Canyon Guided Walk
Kings Canyon, the primary feature of Watarrka, is a vast gorge bordered by sheer cliffs reaching hundreds of metres in height. Its sheltered gullies and rockpools support more than 600 species of native flora and fauna. The guided trek highlights well-known locations such as the Garden of Eden, Lost City, Amphitheatre, and the canyon’s northern and southern walls. After lunch and a break, the group returns to Alice Springs for farewells.
240 min