Few superlatives do any justice to Uluru, and your first sight of this famous monolith may very well take your breath away. This is the very heart of Australia, surrounded by miles of red desert, and the Rock stands testament to thousands of years of Aboriginal culture. Please note that the Anangu people, the tradiitional owners, would prefer visitors to choose not to climb Uluru
3 day Essential Uluru (Ayers Rock)
Appreciate the many sights of Uluru with this two-night Essential package, including the memorable 'Sounds of Silence' dinner.
Day 1: Arrive Uluru (Ayers Rock) –
Base Tour and Sunset Drinks
On arrival at Uluru Airport you will be transferred to your chosen hotel for your two-night stay. In the afternoon you’ll visit the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre and Maruku Arts and Crafts Cooperative,dedicated to interpreting the local Anangu culture and law. Travel to the waterhole of Mutitjulu for a guided walk and to view ancient cave paintings and learning about Aboriginal legends. As you tour the base of Uluru, visit Kantju Gorge, a waterhole and old hunting ground. Watch a magical sunset over Uluru with a complimentary glass of wine and canapes.
Standard: Outback Pioneer
Superior: Desert Gardens
Day 2: Sunrise Tour & Sounds of Silence Dinner
Rise early to experience the beautiful sunrise over Uluru. With the sun climbing in the morning sky, travel to the western section of the National Park to tour Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) - 36 rocky domes that dominate the skyline. Stop for a photo of these massive structures and enjoy a guided walk into the majestic Olga Gorge. In the evening enjoy a Sounds of Silence Dinner; dine on Outback cuisine in desert surroundings as the sun sets over The Olgas, accompanied by the sounds of the didgeridoo.
Day 3: Depart Uluru (Ayers Rock)
Transfer from your hotel to the airport for your onward flight or
extend your stay inthe Red Centre with further touring (additional cost).
On arrival at Uluru Airport you will be transferred to your chosen hotel for your two-night stay. In the afternoon you’ll visit the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre and Maruku Arts and Crafts Cooperative,dedicated to interpreting the local Anangu culture and law. Travel to the waterhole of Mutitjulu for a guided walk and to view ancient cave paintings and learning about Aboriginal legends. As you tour the base of Uluru, visit Kantju Gorge, a waterhole and old hunting ground. Watch a magical sunset over Uluru with a complimentary glass of wine and canapes. 
Rise early to experience the beautiful sunrise over Uluru. With the sun climbing in the morning sky, travel to the western section of the National Park to tour Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) - 36 rocky domes that dominate the skyline. Stop for a photo of these massive structures and enjoy a guided walk into the majestic Olga Gorge. In the evening enjoy a Sounds of Silence Dinner; dine on Outback cuisine in desert surroundings as the sun sets over The Olgas, accompanied by the sounds of the didgeridoo.
