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2 Day Ayers Rock and Kata Tjuta Camping Safari
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Discover the magic of Australia's "Red Centre" on this overnight trip where you camp out under a blanket of stars and experience Uluru at both sunrise and sunset.- Overnight camping safari in the Australian outback
- Sunrise and sunset at Uluru
- Visit to Outback Camel Farm
- Exploration of Kata Tjuta
- Fully guided tour over 2 days
- Opportunity to learn about Aboriginal culture at ancient sites
- All transportation
- Hotel pick up
- Sleeping bag and all camping equipment other than items listed below
- All park entry fees
- All meals
After an early rise on Day One of your safari you will head south from Alice Springs through the picturesque gorges of the James and Waterhouse Ranges. After a visit to the Outback Camel Farm you arrive at your outback camp site in Yulara for a hearty Aussie lunch. The afternoon sees you exploring the remarkable monoliths of Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) and learning a little about Aboriginal culture. Both Uluru and Kata Tjuta are at their best at sunset as the light changes their appearance from deep ochre to a bright, gleaming orange and finally to a deeper red as the sun disappears. You will experience Uluru as the sun sets before returning to your campsite for a dinner beneath the stars. After your meal relax around the campfire with your fellow campers before retiring for a night spend either under a blanket of stars or in the comfort of your tent.
Day Two starts with a wholesome breakfast and a spectacular sunrise over Uluru before you head off for a day of exploration. Your knowledgeable guide will lead you on a base tour of Uluru, explaining ancient Aboriginal culture as you visit several sites of great importance to the Anangu people. You may also have the opportunity to climb Uluru before it is time for lunch and your return journey to Alice Springs.
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- Optional gratuities
This tour does include some hiking/walking so comfortable walking shoes are a must.
Although most camping equipment is provided you will need to bring the following: sensible clothing and footwear, flashlight, towel, a small pillow, water bottle, hat, sunscreen and personal toiletries.
Please bring cooler clothing for daytime wear and warmer clothing for the evenings.
This overnight camping safari includes shared accomodation at a permanent campsite.
Prices are based on a minimum of 2 persons. Single passengers are welcome, but a small supplement applies.
Weather conditions in the desert can be extremely hot during the day and very cold in the evening. Please bring clothes for both cool and warm weather.
You do have the option to climb Uluru but please note that due to cultural reasons the Anangu people request that visitors choose not to climb. Furthermore please note that the climb may be closed at any time due to weather or cultural reasons.
This tour is not suitable for children under 6 years of age.
Cancellation fees apply for this tour.
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