A short, low-cost trip to the Outback's biggest drawcards: three nights through Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon, from Alice Springs to Yulara.
Days
- 4 days, 3 nights
Age
- 8 and over
Group size
- Max 24
Start / finish
- Alice Springs / Yulara (Ayers Rock)
- Yulara, 9am on day 4
Return
- Yulara, 9am on day 4
Accommodation
- 3 nights in swags or eco tents, depending on your option, at outback campsites, shared facilities
Transport
- All terrain vehicle with an outback guide, Alice Springs accommodation pick-up
Meals
- 3 breakfasts, 2 or 3 lunches and 3 dinners
Route
Included experiences
- Uluru — sunset viewing with snacks
- Uluru — sunrise and base walk option
- Uluru Cultural Centre
- Kata Tjuta — Walpa Gorge walk
- Kings Canyon — Rim Walk to the Lost City, Garden of Eden and Amphitheatre
- Outback camp — star-gazing dinners
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Reviews
4.9
Based on 13 reviews
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AI summary of 13 reviews
Travellers consistently praise the guides for their knowledge, friendliness and storytelling ability, particularly regarding Indigenous culture and the natural landscape, and they highlight the hikes, especially the Uluru base walk at sunrise, as standout experiences that exceeded expectations. The sleeping arrangements in swags under the stars emerge as a defining and memorable aspect of the tour, alongside the combination of Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon viewings at sunrise and sunset. The most common caveat is that the long travel days between Alice Springs and Yulara can dominate portions of the tour, particularly when park closures or other unforeseen circumstances occur, though this did not substantially diminish overall satisfaction.
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“Best outback experience!”
Three brilliant days in the outback with Tash, who was lovely and easy to get along with. The days were full but with some down time, sleeping in swags under the stars was magical, and running around the base of Uluru at sunrise was my highlight.
“Great tour of Uluru and more :)”
A great way to see Uluru and the area around it. The hikes were amazing, Hannah was a friendly and knowledgeable guide, sunrise and sunset at Uluru were magical and sleeping under the stars in a swag was unforgettable.
James was an amazing guide who went out of his way to keep us comfortable. A park closure on day three meant a lot of the first and last days were spent on the bus, but everything else was excellent and we had a fantastic time.
“All the red center has to offer in 1 tour”
The operator answered my questions quickly before we left, and Owen was the best guide, keeping us on time so we never missed a sunrise. We chose the swags, which were great for teens, though the tents looked comfy too. The best way to see the Red Centre in a short time.
“Tye is the best adventure tour guide!!!”
Our four-day, three-night camping trip through Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon was unforgettable, largely thanks to Tye. He taught us so much about the land and Indigenous culture, kept us busy but gave us free time, and was so funny he brought the whole group together. Sleeping in swags under the stars is a memory I'll keep.
“3 days in the red center”
A great three days in the Red Centre where everything was handled so we could just enjoy it and help with small jobs. The tents were fine, and Hunter was a brilliant guide, very knowledgeable and entertaining.
