Uluru Discovery Tour

Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is one of Australia’s most iconic natural landscapes and a UNESCO World Heritage site, celebrated for both its stunning geological formations and deep cultural significance. At its heart stands Uluru, a massive sandstone monolith that glows in vivid red and orange hues at sunrise and sunset, while nearby Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) presents a dramatic cluster of domed rock formations. The park is rich in Indigenous history, with the Anangu people’s stories, traditions, and sacred sites woven throughout the land. Visitors are drawn not only to its striking beauty but also to the unique combination of desert flora and fauna, ancient rock art, and walking trails that reveal the park’s natural and cultural heritage.

The Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Parks Pass allows entry to explore these universally recognised natural wonders. You will be required to show your Uluru-Kata Tjuta Parks Pass at the park entry gates before entering Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Please have your pass ready to be scanned prior to arriving at this location.

The Uluru Bike Ride lets you experience all that Uluru has to offer. In your own pace and time, discover ancient rock art and wonderous waterholes around the base of Uluru. The Outback Cycling Uluru Bike Ride is one of the best-value activity options at Uluru! There are family friendly options for toddlers, kids, and adults. The 15 km journey can easily be cycled in under three hours with plenty of time for photos and exploration.

Listen to the enchanting sounds of the didgeridoo. Yidaki, the traditional Aboriginal term for the didgeridoo, was discovered in East Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory of Australia. During this workshop, guests are invited to try and play the didgeridoo.

Set on a dune‑top theatre with sweeping views of Uluru and Kata Tjuta National Park, this twilight experience begins as the sun sets. Guests are served Australian wines along with a gourmet cheese and dessert selection while the reddish silhouette of Uluru fades into dusk. Then, a chapter of the ancestral Mala story is physically illuminated across the desert with choreographed drones, lasers and light projections, accompanied by traditional Inma music and narration in the local Pitjantjatjara language. Originally meaning “beautiful view out to the horizon” in the Anangu language, Wintjiri Wiru offers a breathtaking fusion of culture, art and landscape.

Rise before the Sun, making a short trip in an air-conditioned coach to a picturesque location overlooking Uluru. Your experienced guide will be able to provide informative insights into the history of the desert, as you wander the pathway that encompasses the 50,000 spheres of light, in an array of colors. Making your way up to the top of the dune, you will reach the viewing area, where the transformation and beauty unfold as the Red Centre awakens. Sit back and relax with a hot drink of choice as the sunlight begins to fill the landscape with light. Once the sun has risen the natural light will enhance the beauty of the surroundings allowing you to capture some amazing pictures and memories for a lifetime!

Return transfers to the airport depart from outside your hotel approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes prior to your scheduled flight departure. Please check with reception for exact departure times.