Sacred Sites, Ancient Culture, and Breathtaking Vistas
Standing 348 meters tall, Uluru’s immense size is matched by its rich history—formed over 550 million years. Close by, Kata Tjuta’s 36 domes soar even higher, both sites comprising a UNESCO World Heritage-listed landscape of global cultural and natural significance. The Anangu people have safeguarded this land for over 35,000 years, inviting you to witness its wonders while respecting its timeless traditions.
Explore the Red Centre with added comfort—spending nights in permanent tents equipped with mattresses, fresh bedding, and cooling fans. Experience a truly immersive Outback journey without compromising on rest and relaxation.
Day 1: Kata Tjuta – Towering Domes and Dreaming Paths
Begin your journey with a hike through the dramatic Valley of the Winds at Kata Tjuta. Hear the breeze whisper through ancient rock formations as you traverse this sacred place. As the sun dips below the horizon, marvel at the ever-changing hues of Uluru from a distance.
End your first day with a delicious dinner and an evening of stargazing at camp, resting in a permanent tent that offers a cozy mattress and fresh linens.
Meals Included: Lunch, Dinner
Driving Time: 7 hours
Walking Time: 2 hours
Day 2: Uluru – Sunrise Splendor and Anangu Wisdom
Watch Uluru come alive at sunrise, its vibrant colours shifting with the morning light. Embark on a self-guided base walk, discovering sacred sites, intricate textures, and ancient rock art. Your guide will share the Tjukurpa stories of creation and the cultural significance of Uluru.
Later, visit the Cultural Centre to admire Aboriginal art and craftsmanship. Continue to Kings Canyon for another night in your tented camp, enjoying dinner and more awe-inspiring stargazing.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Driving Time: 3.5 hours
Walking Time: 2.5–3.5 hours
Day 3: Kings Canyon – A Hidden Paradise
Hike along the spectacular Kings Canyon Rim Walk, passing the Lost City and the natural Amphitheater. Discover the Garden of Eden, a lush sanctuary filled with waterholes and unique wildlife.
Return to Yulara by evening, where optional activities like the mesmerising Field of Light, a camel sunset ride, or the Wintjiri Wiru Drone Show await. Or simply soak in the Outback’s tranquility one last time.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Driving Time: 3 hours
Walking Time: 3.5 hours
Day 4: Reflect and Farewell
After breakfast, enjoy some free time to explore Yulara Resort before your complimentary transfer to the airport.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Driving Time: 15 minutes
Why Choose This Outback Adventure?
This is more than a tour; it’s an authentic Red Centre experience. Imagine sleeping in a permanent tent surrounded by ancient landscapes, connecting with Anangu traditions, and exploring Australia’s most iconic landmarks.
- Did you know Kata Tjuta’s tallest dome rises 198 meters higher than Uluru?
- Since October 2019, climbing Uluru has been prohibited, with fewer than 20% of visitors attempting the climb before its closure—a powerful reflection of growing respect for its sacred significance.
- The Garden of Eden thrives with life in a desert—discover its wonders for yourself.
Are you ready to answer the call of the Outback? Every turn holds a new story waiting to be unveiled.