Tour Itinerary
Note- Toilets and Hot showers every day (Unlike Budget Uluru Camping Tours)
Tour Departs Monday Tuesday Friday and Saturday ex Alice Springs -Tour Price Includes A$25 Park Entry Fee
Day 1: Alice Springs to Uluru
Pickup outside your accommodation at 5.45am and drive through the beautiful outback to Uluru, viewing Mt Connor on the way.
First stop is the Uluru Cultural Centre for an insight into the local Aboriginal people and their unique culture, followed by a healthy lunch.
We do a guided Mutijulu Waterhole walk and learn the history of amazing Uluru. Then you are free to do a base walk around, or climb Uluru (unguided). Later we watch a spectacular Uluru Sunset with snacks and a glass of bubbly. Then on to our campsite for hot showers and a night sleeping in a swag under millions of stars. (Lunch, Dinner included)
Day 2: Uluru Sunrise, Kata Tjuta and Kings Creek Station
Up early for a spectacular Uluru Sunrise and healthy breakfast. Then to Kata Tjuta for a guided 5.5km walk through the Valley of the Winds, followed by lunch. Next we drive to Kings Creek Station to relax and enjoy an Outback BBQ and freshly cooked damper sitting around the campfire, then hot showers- and another great night in your swag at "the Million Star hotel" (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner included)
Day 3: Kings Canyon, Mt Ebenezer, the Camel farm- to Alice Springs
Breakfast and a short drive to Kings Canyon for a guided 6km Canyon Rim walk in one of the most spectacular areas of the outback. Visit the natural Amphitheatre, North and South Walls, and the Garden of Eden along the way.
After lunch we return to Alice Springs with stops at Mt Ebenezer to see a local Aboriginal Art Gallery and a visit to the Camel Farm, arriving back at your accommodation early evening. We catch up for dinner and drinks with your new friends later that evening.
Breakfast, Lunch included)
Tour includes
Champagne and snacks at Uluru Sunset
(Extra Alcohol is BYO)
Park entry Fees A$25
Pickup and drop back to your accommodation
Hot Showers/Toilets every day
Air conditioned Bus
All Meals on Tour
(Vegetarians catered for - Pls advise when booking)
(Kids over 12yrs of age only)
What To Bring
-A Small Bag with Personal items
-Torch
-Towel
Dress in the Northern Territory is casual and comfortable. Winter nights (May to August) are cold, so bring warm clothing. Days are sunny and warm. Remember to bring strong, non-slip walking shoes, hats, sunglasses, camera, water bottle & sunscreen
