Ayers Rock Adventure from Alice Springs

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• Return air conditioned transportation from Alice Springs to Uluru
• Complimentary Billy Tea and Lamington
• Visit to Yulara
• Guided base tour of Uluru (10km)
• Guided walks at Mala (2km) and Mutitjulu Waterhole (1km)
• Visit the Uluru and Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre
• Walk through the Walpa Gorge at Kata Tjuta (2.6km)
• Buffet dinner of cold meats, garden salads and breads, with glass of sparkling wine, or juice

Your tour departs from Alice Springs, heading south on the Stuart Highway as the sun rises. Your first stop is at Jim's Place, Stuart's Well where you can enjoy breakfast at a typical outback roadside stop. You will begin to sense the vast openness of the Australian Outback as you travel across the endless plains of the outback and continue on through Erldunda and Mt Ebenezer. Enjoy Billy Tea and a Lamington while admiring the amazing views of Mt Connor Mesa. Your tour continues to the desert tourist resort town of Yulara for a short stop before you reach your destination, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park.

Renowned worldwide as a symbol of Australia and the mystery of the outback, Uluru has stood here since the dawn of time. Rising 348m above the surrounding flat expanse of desert, Uluru is at the centre of an area of deep cultural significance to the traditional Aboriginal owners of the land, the Anangu.

The Uluru and Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre is a great place to learn about the area and Aboriginal Tjukurpa - Aboriginal law, religion, arts and custom. Discover Aboriginal rock art on the guided walk to Mutitjula Waterhole and the Mala Walk, then enjoy a complete circuit around the base of Uluru learning more about the area's geology and Aboriginal legends and Tjukurpa from your guide.

30km away to the west lies Kata Tjuta (The Olgas), a striking, tumbling mass of rock domes reaching 546m, which many find as entrancing as Uluru. Here you will traverse the Walpa Gorge, a pretty valley of cool valleys and quiet waterholes which is beautiful as the afternoon sun floods the gorge.

To top off your day, watch the ochre brown of Uluru change to glistening orange and then deeper reds as the sun sets while enjoying a glass of sparkling wine or juice with your buffet dinner. Then enjoy an on board viewing of an Australian movie as you return to Alice Springs.

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• Breakfast. This is available at Jim's Place, Stuart's Well at your own expense.
• Optional gratuities
• Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park entry fee of AUD25 per person, payable locally

Dress for the conditions of the day; please remember that it can be very cold in the early morning and after dark whilst very hot during the day.

A hat, sunscreen, sturdy walking shoes and bottled water are recommended.

All walks and climbs are subject to weather conditions.

There may be the opportunity to undertake the demanding 1.6km climb to the memorial cairn at the top of Uluru but this may be unavailable at any given time due to Aboriginal cultural requirements.

Walking and climbing on the domed rocks of Kata Tjuta is not permitted.

Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park fee of A$25 per person is required, payable locally.

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Ticket	Quantity	Price
Adult	0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10	£95.00
Child	0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10	£48.00

  Child: 4-14 years

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