Ayers Rock Tours
Sounds of Silence
Sounds of Silence is a truly unique outback experiencethe best of the Red Centre distilled into four magic hours. A didgeridoo echoes across the landscape as you enjoy your canaps while witnessing the spectacular sunset and feasting on Northern Territory delights and classic Australian desserts. Attention then turns to some of the world’s best star gazing with the assistance of an astronomer.
from $123 per person
Kata Tjuta—Olgas Encounter
Your guide will describe the geology of the Olgas and how they have evolved over millions of years. Learn how the Aboriginal people used the plants of the area in their daily life. A perfect tour to accompany Sounds of Silence. Tour arrives back to Ayers Rock Resort half an hour before Sounds of Silence departures.
from $69 per person
Spirit of the Night Sky
Spirit of the Night Sky is an award-winning presentation of the southern night sky, bringing together scientific facts, practical knowledge and storytelling in an entertaining and culturally appropriate way, giving you an enthralling experience and a new perspective of your place in the Universe. Learn how to identify Planets, the Signs of the Zodiac and other constellations. Enjoy a wonderful 3-course meal before commencing your magical evening tour.
from $47 per person
Spirit of Uluru—Ayers Rock
This tour to Ayers Rock (Uluru) provides the opportunity to witness the spectacular sunrise without rushing, all the while absorbing an exposition of Uluru’s natural history and deep significance to the Anangu people. Short walks will bring you close to this wonderful and powerful place, viewing rock art and waterholes, and appreciating the unique flora and fauna of Uluru. The final step is to the Uluru and Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre.
from $96 per person
Kuniya Sunset Tour
Aboriginal guides host a fascinating walk into the base of Uluru, and an insight into the Uluru Cultural Centre. Your guide will lead you through caves at the base of Uluru where the ancestors left paintings in time-worn ochres. See the beautiful Mutitjulu Waterhole, whose life-giving waters have been drunk by generations of Aboriginal people. After the tour you have time to enjoy bush snacks while watching the sunset over Uluru.
from $82 per person
Aboriginal Uluru Breakfast
On this small group tour you enjoy sunrise, a restaurant breakfast overlooking Uluru and the Liru Walk with Aboriginal guides and an interpreter. The famous Liru Walk retraces the path of the Liru Ancestors through the bushland near Uluru. See demonstrations of ancient bush skills such as making kiti (bush glue), making fire, spear throwing and carving wooden tools with only a sharpened stone. Departs one hour prior to sunrise.
from $99 per person
Ayers Rock Hotels
Sails in the Desert Hotel
Exquisitely furnished and designed, interior dcor focuses on Aboriginal heritage and culture, with a gallery in the lobby and significant artworks featured throughout the public areas and private rooms.
from $369 per room
Desert Gardens
Magnificent ghost gums and flowering native shrubs are the setting for this stylish first-class hotel. Stroll down shaded walkways to spacious Poolside Rooms or walk through the gardens to the new Deluxe Rooms, some of which offer stunning views of Uluru.
from $295 per room
Longitude 131, Ayers Rock
Stay in one of 15 luxury tented sanctuaries set amid the sweeping plains of the Australian outback. Set atop an isolated sand dune close to the border of Ayers Rock Olgas National Park, Longitude 131 is a deluxe camping experience like no other. Each of the 15 permanent “tents” is as unique as its surroundings, paying homage to early Australian pioneers with unusual and exquisite objects d’art throughout. Catering to just 30 guests, Longitude 131 offers unparalleled luxury and an intimate travel experience in one of the most intriguing places in the world. Tariff includes all meals, touring, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Children under 13 years not catered for. Discounted rate applies for stays of 3 nights or more.
from $1,733 per room
Lost Camel Hotel
The Lost Camel features self-contained guest rooms built around lush courtyards and a generous swimming pool. The lobby features contemporary furnishings, bright open spaces and a small bar. Note: No twin-bedded rooms; queen bed in all rooms. Suitable for couples.
from $247 per room
Outback Pioneer Hotel
Outback Pioneer offers a choice of comfortable, affordable hotel rooms, which give the traveler a real taste of traditional Australian hospitality. Combined with a huge barbeque area for socializing and mingling, and all the amenities of the Resort, this is an ideal venue for families or travelers on a budget.
from $247 per room