Visit to Walpa Gorge, Mutitjulu Waterhole. At the base of Uluru, there are found "waterholes" which are critical sources of water for the aboriginal people and animals in the area. They form water catchment pools for rain falling and streaming down Uluru.
Code | AK-RA01 |
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Duration | 2 Days |
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Departures | Daily |
Vehicle | Luxury Coach |
Suitability | Open Age |
Start | Ayers Rock @ 01.00 pm |
Finish | Alice Springs @ 07.30 pm |
On arrival at Ayers Rock Airport you will be transferred to the resort (flights to arrive prior to 1.30pm).
This afternoon join your Driver Guide for a drive around the base of Uluru. Continue to the Kuniya Walk, where you'll be escorted to the Mutitjulu Waterhole. View ancient rock art and learn about the flora and fauna and the Aboriginal and European history of Uluru. Visit the Uluru - Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre to see Aboriginal arts and crafts. Late this afternoon travel to the Uluru sunset viewing area. Witness the striking colour changes of Uluru at sunset while enjoying nibbles and sparkling wine.
Hotel: Desert Gardens Hotel (Standard), Sails in the Desert Hotel (Superior) or Outback Pioneer Hotel (Budget), Ayers Rock Resort.
Optional Experience
** ADD-ON ULURU BARBECUE DINNER
FROM $144 adult$72 child
After sunset, join us under the stars at our exclusive venue. Enjoy sparkling wine on arrival, then dine on a menu of steak, lamb sausages, chicken skewers and garlic prawns, salads and a tasty dessert. All accompanied by a selection of wines, beers and soft drinks. There's time for stargazing too (weather permitting).
Rise early to watch the first rays of the sun set the Red Centre alight while enjoying a warming cup of tea or coffee. After the gorgeous sunrise at Uluru, travel to the mystical domes of Kata Tjuta (the Olgas). On the way enjoy panoramic views of the southern side of Kata Tjuta before arriving at the base of Walpa Gorge. Spend time exploring the gorge and the unusual conglomerate rock formations. The walking trail through Walpa Gorge follows the natural creek bed between two of the tallest domes of Kata Tjuta.
This afternoon travel through beautiful and rugged scenery, as your Driver Guide talks about key landmarks, while sharing some local history and stories on the many sights you'll pass en route. You'll be amazed at the sight of Atila (Mt. Conner). Often mistaken for Uluru, it's a distinctive flat-topped mountain that rises 300 metres above the desert sand. There's time for an afternoon tea break (own expense) at Erldunda Roadhouse before arriving in Alice Springs.
As this Short Break concludes after 7.00pm, accommodation will need to be pre-booked for tonight.
Uluru: Low level of fitness required.
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