2-Day 2 Day Uluru Red Centre Rock Tour from Alice Springs to Yulara

4.6
(14 reseñas)
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Código del tour: 762210
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Ciudad de salidaCiudad de salida
Alice Springs
Ciudad del finCiudad del fin
Alice Springs
DuraciónDuración
2 days
Guía en vivoGuía en vivo
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2-Day 2 Day Uluru Red Centre Rock Tour from Alice Springs to Yulara-map
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1 Nights’ Permanent Outback Campsites (Uluru)
Lunch
Selected pick-up Alice Springs / drop-off Ayers Rock only
Aboriginal culture and rock art viewing
Dinner
Breakfast
Accredited outback driver guide with local tour commentary
Guided bush walks (~5km, subject to fitness level)
Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park Pass included
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Sleeping bags can be hired from us onboard for $40 AUD, this includes cleaning costs.
Any meals not indicated within the itinerary. For those with special dietaries, is limited options
Personal travel insurance is highly recommended, due to the nature and remoteness of this tour
Spending money for personal items.

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4.6/5
14 Reseñas
Reservation4.6
Customer Service4.6
Accommodation4.6
Transportation4.6
Tour Guide4.6
Tour Itinerary4.6
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Q***4 May 21, 2026
5
Great guide-Johny was friendly, professional and extremely knowledgeable. He was able to relate indigenous stories, explain the geologic history of the area and the continent, summarize the relevant history of pioneered, settlement, indigenous peoples interactions with settlers and much more. Not to mention flora and fauna. All that and a pleasure to be around. Great guide
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X***1 April 09, 2026
4
Due to available non-stop flights, this 2-day tour out of Alice Springs is a terrific way to get to and tour Uluru/Kata-Tjuta if you are starting in Perth. Our guide, Libby, did a terrific job juggling all the needs of the group and providing historical aboriginal information. She got us to all the locations/stops promised without incident. The Uluru hike is a more like a stroll but gives you a good chance to study Uluru and take pictures. Kata-Tjuta is the opposite, a difficult hike, with not much chance to study the rocks because you are watching your feet and no pictures because the Aboriginals consider it a sacred site (so you will have to rely on your memory for the experience rather that have a few photos, which too me is overkill by the overseers, but it is what it is). Because of the ever-present pesky flies during the day, you absolutely need to bring or buy a face net at the first stop. The Uluru campground has good toilet and shower facilities (8 minute walk from your tent/swag) but you need your own towel/soap. If you are in a tent, you should opt for the sleeping bag ($40 upcharge), especially in the winter months). The food offered at the campground is OK, but fills you up, and that's really not what this tour is about anyway. The sunset and sunrise experiences on this tour are memorable; my wife and I are glad we did it.
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E***8 September 27, 2025
5
Super cool , wel organised and close contact with nature , great food and sleeping tents. and James is about the best guide you can get
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L***5 September 27, 2025
5
We are very happy with this experience and our lovely guide Rachel???????? We got a lot of knowledge regarding Uluru and the aboriginal culture we couldn’t have gotten ourselves. We were a family of six adults on this trip, and will definitely recommend it to others????????????????
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S***2 September 18, 2025
5
Thank you so much Rachel for your time with us. Your smile, positive energy, and kindness made the experience truly special. We really appreciated your guidance and enthusiasm throughout the day!
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