Sightseeing in Ayers Rock
Discover the rugged beauty, natural wonders, and abundant wildlife of the Aussie Outback on your Uluru sightseeing vacation. Visit the giant monolith, the Ayers Rock, Kings Canyon, Kata Tjuta rock formations, take the free Mala Walk along Uluru’s base, check out the stunning Field of Light installation at sunset, enjoy the Sounds of Silence dinner, take a dot painting or wood carving workshop, and visit the Wintjiri Arts and Museum. Enjoy a meaningful insight into aboriginal culture as knowledgeable storytellers teach you more about this primitive culturally poignant site. Take your pick from a wide range of tours by handpicked operators and book tours with roundtrip transfers, meals, guides, admissions and other activities included in the packages. Sightseeing in Uluru requires planning in advance as it is a major tourist attraction, so make sure that you book in advance to avoid disappointment!
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45 Minute Express Camel Ride, Uluru
When: 01 Apr - 31 Oct: 10:30am & 2:00pm; Daily
01 Nov - 31 Mar: 10:30am; DailyLength: 90 minutes
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from GB£ 78.49 per person
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from GB£ 84.13 per person
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from GB£ 74.76 per person
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from GB£ 161.69 per person
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from GB£ 222.86 per person
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Sunrise at Uluru and Mutitjulu Waterhole - Guided Segway Tour with Breakfast
When: Daily
Length:
5 hours
from GB£ 100.99 per person -
Uluru and Mutitjulu Waterhole Guided Segway Tour with Return Hotel Transfers
When: Early Morning: Daily Mid Morning: April - October (not available for the 2020 season)
Length:
4 hours
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from GB£ 78.42 per person
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