Australia · ULURU & OUTBACK TOURS
The rock is the point and the light is the timing. These 15 compare the sunrise runs, the sunset dinners under the stars and the Kata Tjuta walks, with prices and how much of each day is spent in a coach.
Review the Gold Coast Australian Outback Spectacular, with a three-course dinner, drinks, horses, acrobats, comedy, and bush stories.
“Excellent and a different experience of its kind. A must see”
Review of Emu Run’s Alice Springs to Uluru day trip, with cultural walks, sunset BBQ, sparkling wine, practical tips, and honest advice.
“Great day trip! Long day but worth it. Gary and Yad were great - provided a lot of cultural and area knowledge. Also very well organized and well timed. We never felt rushed and stayed right on schedule. Food at the bbq was great - champagne, salad, steak and sides. Sunset was well worth it.”
Cruise the Thompson River at sunset, then enjoy a camp-oven dinner, damper, and live outback entertainment at Smithy’s.
“great service, friendly staff boat trip was great the food was yum. entrainment was fun. good to be pick up and dropped off. all round great night cheers”
See Uluru from Alice Springs on a long but rewarding day trip with Aboriginal cultural walks, sunset sparkling wine, and a barbecue dinner.
“Yes, it's a long day but absolutely worth it. We left Alice Springs at 7am and arrived at Ayers Rock by 12.30pm with a couple of decent toilet breaks and a chance for a coffee etc. along the way. Look out for Mt Connor along the way. Gary our bus driver was excellent throughout. We had a 40 minute break at the resort for lunch. The walks around the base of Uluru are easy and informative about Aboriginal culture and their stories. Cultural centre was disappointing - the videos are dated and one just kept pausing. A great bbq - lots of salad, pasta, sausage and steak with drinks of…”
See Uluru’s Field of Light before sunrise, walk among 50,000 glowing spheres, and watch the rock change color with a hot drink in hand.
“Wonderful experience. Field of lights was amazing. The view of the Milky Way was unbelievable. And Uluru appearing at sunset followed by hot chocolate and biscuits. Dani our guide was fantastic. So knowledgeable and friendly.”
See Uluru from a helicopter on a 15-minute flight from Yulara, with hotel transfers, expert commentary, bubble-window photos, and desert views.
“A breathtaking experience over Uluru! Flying in a helicopter over Uluru was simply unforgettable. From above, the view of the sacred monolith and the surrounding landscape is absolutely spectacular and truly breathtaking. The pilot was professional, knowledgeable, and very friendly. The flight was smooth and safe, with perfectly timed moments to admire Uluru from every angle. An emotional and deeply moving experience that I highly recommend to anyone visiting Australia’s Red Centre. Worth every cent. A must-do at least once in a lifetime!”
See Uluru and Kata Tjuṯa from a helicopter on a 25-minute flight from Yulara, with hotel pickup, pilot commentary, and clear Red Centre views.
“you guys need a microphone head set for your shuttle drivers... there was a older couple sitting behind us that were struggling to hear the safety instructions by our driver. you could go another step and have a video demo also play that can be viewed. the shuttle driver shouldn't have to concentrate on his driving and be sure you are taking in vital safety info. the activity itself was amazing, best way to ring in 40th bday”
Watch Uluru sunrise with tea, then explore Kata Tjuta and Walpa Gorge on a guided 5-hour bus tour from Yulara.
“Comfortable bus, tour operator was very knowledgeable and friendly. Thank you!”
See Uluru’s sacred sites, Mutitjulu Waterhole and a changing sunset with Aboriginal stories, sparkling wine, cheese and hotel transfers.
“The entire experience was amazing from start to finish! The guide was extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and made the tour even more enjoyable with her insightful explanations and great energy. Watching the sunset at Uluru was breathtaking, and the wine and cheeseboard at the end was a perfect way to relax and take in the scenery. Everything was well organized and smooth. Highly recommended!”
Explore Uluru’s full base by Segway with sunrise breakfast, Aboriginal culture, guided walks, hotel pickup, and expert instruction.
“The Segway tour around Uluru is an incredible way to experience the iconic rock up close. Gliding effortlessly along the base, you get breathtaking views of Uluru’s sheer size and ever-changing colors while learning about its cultural significance from knowledgeable guides. The Segways make the journey smooth and fun, allowing you to cover more ground without tiring. It’s a perfect mix of adventure, history, and natural beauty—highly recommended for anyone visiting the Red Centre!”
Float over Alice Springs at sunrise, watch the balloon inflate, spot kangaroos, and enjoy sparkling wine after a smooth Outback flight.
“Wonderful opportunity to watch the sunrise Every one made sure we had a great experience. I would definitely recommend”
Watch Uluru turn red at sunset, enjoy an Aussie barbecue, and learn the southern stars on this 3.5-hour evening tour from Ayers Rock Resort.
“Can highly recommend this trip. Uluru at sunset was spectacular. Lovely company for a bbq under the stars later. Enjoyed by 2 generations equally.”
Walk all 12 km around Uluru at sunrise with an expert guide, Indigenous stories, hotel transfers, and a simple picnic breakfast.
“Very nice trek, well organised, punctual. Flat surface so not challenging but fast paced so medium fitness level is recommended. Our tour guide Lucy was very friendly, engaging and knowledgeable. Breakfast was nice and included hot water to make tea, coffee or hot chocolate which was appreciated. Layers are recommended in the cold months.”
Review of the Kings Canyon day trip from Uluru, including the Rim Walk, Garden of Eden, station breakfast, costs, fitness demands, and practical tips.
“Michelle and Jim were wonderful. Friendly and experienced guide and driver. Highly recommend.the view was stunning and worth the hard work”
Circle Uluru by Segway at sunrise, visit Mutitjulu Waterhole, and learn Anangu culture, geology, and local stories in a small group.
“Great teacher of how to operate the segway. Guide was very informative whilst we travelled around the base of Uluru.”
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