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Walking Uluru

Walking around the 9km perimeter is one of the key highlights of many Ulu r u tours, but with plenty of walking options, it may be difficult to know where to begin. At AAT Kings, we recommend the Kuniya Base Walk and the Mala Walk, both rated highly by tourists and locals. While walking along these trails, you will encounter sacred Indigenous sites and art.

The Kuniya Base Walk is an insightful track that leads to the Mu t itjulu waterhole. Along this walk you can learn about the deadly battle which took place here between two ancestral beings – Kuniya, the woma python, and Liru, the venomous snake. You'll gain a unique insight into the sheer physical and spiritual enormity of Uluru and pass by ancient cave paintings and other sites of significance to the local A n angu and the early explorers.

The Mala Walk leads you past several areas of ancient rock art and sacred sites where Aboriginal communities live and prepare for ceremonies. It's believed that as you walk through this area, you'll be surrounded by the spirit of the Mala Tjukurpa – the hare-wallaby people. This adventure will also take you to the peaceful Ka n tju Gorge.

There is plenty of local wildlife to see when you travel to Ulu r u (Ayers Rock) and its surroundings, such as the dingos and the rufous hare-wallaby. You will also be able to encounter the largest land mammal in Australia, the ‘red kangaroo', which can be found in the plains, woodlands and even deserts. Birdwatching is also a popular activity for those who visit the Red Centre as many birds take shelter within the park's rocky slopes. The Ulu r u region is home to over 178 species of bird throughout the arid landscape, making this landmark a remarkable place to spot some rare species. You will be able to encounter the brown falcon, the black-faced woodswallow, zebra finches, and more - so remember to keep an eye out. 

Kata Tjuta (the Olgas)

As the two most popular rock formations in the Northern Territory, adventures of Ulu r u and Kata Tju t a are often featured together in several top Uluru tours. Sitting approximately 40km to the west of Ulu r u, Kata Tju t a is a unique experience with its flowing rock domes, which light up beautifully at sunrise and sunset. There are various walking trails to choose from, such as the Walpa Gorge Walk or the Valley of the Winds Walk .

Alice Springs

All the best Ulu r u tours put you within striking distance of Alice Springs, the gateway town to Australia's Red Centre. The town of Alice Springs has plenty of its own landmarks to explore, including Anzac Hill and the Alice Springs Telegraph Station Historical Reserve. Many of our Ulu r u tours go to and from Alice Springs/Mparntwe, making it an excellent town to stay in if you are keen on exploring the Red Centre.

Wattarka National Park

Watarrka National Park is approximately 300km southwest of Alice Springs and is a protected region encompassing much of Kings Canyon. The rocky terrain is perfect for those seeking a hiking adventure outside of their comfort zone, with it taking around 3 hours to walk the park's circumference.

When to visit Uluru (Ayers Rock)

The best time to visit the Red Centre depends on what experience you want. If you want to avoid the daytime heat, then the period between May and September is the coolest, with temperatures staying between 20-30 degrees. Walking tours will be more comfortable under these cooler conditions, allowing you to explore one of the most stunning areas of the world with ease.

On the other hand, the hottest months (between October and March) bring the rainfall that allows Ulu r u's waterfalls to flow - a unique and wonderful sight. Of course, anyone visiting the Northern Territory during this time should ensure they are drinking enough water and have adequate sun protection.

For visitors interested in the region's wildflowers, August and September are considered the best months to schedule an Ulu r u tour.

How much time do you need to visit the Red Centre?

You need at least 2-3 days to have a robust experience of Uluru (Ayers Rock), where you can fully explore the major features of the region and learn about its Indigenous significance. However, there are plenty of worthwhile half-day Uluru tour experiences that you can enjoy while visiting Central Australia and the Northern Territory.

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Wintjiri wiru, breathtaking sound & light show.

Location: Ayers Rock, Australia

As custodians of the land, Anangu hold the Mala story from Kaltukatjara to Uluru. To share their story from Kaltukatjara to Uluru, RAMUS designed and produced an artistic platform using drones, light and sound to create an immersive storytelling experience

Wintjiri Wiru is an immersion into Anangu culture. Take a seat in the open-air desert theatre, and witness aspects of the Mala story brought to life like never before with ground-breaking technology. Choreographed drones, lasers, and projections will illuminate the desert sky in a modern, artistic expression of an ancient, Anangu story.

Field of Light

Self-guided & dining experiences.

The Field of Light art installation by international artist Bruce Munro, is coming to Uluru. The largest Field of Light to date, more than 50,000 stems crowned with frosted-glass spheres, will bloom as darkness falls over Australia's spiritual heartland. Guests can immerse themselves in Munro's grand-scale experiential artwork through a number of touring options.

Consider the exclusive dining experience of a Night at the Field of Light and for a truly unique experience consider adding a sunset camel ride or heli-flight option.

Sounds of Silence

Dining experiences.

Duration: 4 hours (approx.)

Dine under a million stars at the award-winning Sounds of Silence Dinner. You'll travel to a secluded formal dining setting in the middle of the desert & you will witness some of the best star gazing with the assistance of the resident astronomer.

For a truly intimate dining experience Tali Wiru can't be missed.

ULURU SUNRISE TOURS

Sunrise base tours.

Departs: Daily 90 minutes prior to sunrise from Ayers Rock Resort

Witnessing a sunrise over Ulu r u (Ayers Rock) is an awe-inspiring experience and a 'must do' on every visitor's list. Watch the remarkable changing colours of Ulu r u as the sun rises or sets over the desert landscape.

Uluru Sunset Tours

Sunset or sunset bbq tours.

Duration: 3.5 hours (approx.)

Travel to the Uluru sunset viewing area. Enjoy a complimentary glass of wine as the sun sets over the western horizon and the evening sky brings out the many shades of colour for which Uluru is renowned. Alternative choose the BBQ Dinner Option and continue to an exclusive venue to enjoy an Australian barbecue dinner.

Kata Tjuta (The Olgas)

Sunrise, sunset & afternoon tours.

Departs : Tours depart daily

Take time to listen to the wind (Walpa) far above and view the scale of the rock walls that surround you. The spirituality of this amazing location embraces everyone who ventures here.

Uluru Outback Sky Journey

Astro tours.

Duration: 1 hour (approx.)

These star gazing tours will take you on a fact finding journey through the glorious southern night sky. Your resident astronomer will guide you through the evolution of the universe.

Cultural Tours

Full day & short tours.

Departs: Daily (Mon to Fri only for Dot Painting)

This selection of cultural tours provide an inspiring journey into the unique and exclusive Indigenous experience. You'll learn traditional bush skills and be taught ancient legends from a local Anangu Guide.

Scenic Flights

Helicopter & fixed wing.

Duration: 20 min or 40 min fixed wing flights

During this exhilarating experience you will have a chance to view some of Australia's greatest landmarks & their natural beauty, along with surrounding desert features.

Uluru Camel Tours

Sunrise & sunset tours.

Duration: 1.5 - 2.5 Hours (approx.)

Explore the great Central Australian desert from the back of a camel! You can ride at sunrise, sunset or in the middle of the day, accompanied by an experienced cameleer. This intimate encounter with nature will be a truly memorable & enjoyable experience.

Uluru Segway Tours

Sunrise, mid morning & afternoon.

Segway Tours offer a fun & exciting way to experience Uluru as a fully guided base tour. See the entire base of Uluru on a segway, allowing you to cruise in less time than you can walk. The tours are only for small groups and allow you to get up close and personal with the rock.

Kings Canyon Day Tour

Full day tour ex ayers rock resort.

Duration: 12.5 hours (approx.)

Location: Kings Canyon ex Ayers Rock, Australia

Drive through sandhill country towards Kings Canyon ex Ayers Rock Resort, stopping for breakfast at Kings Creek Station (own expense) along the way. Continue on to Watarrka National Park where you can make the rocky climb with your Guide to the rim of Kings Canyon to be rewarded with marvellous views.

Kings Canyon Experiences

Lights, dining, flights and climb.

Departs : Operate daily (NB: Dining Under A Desert Moon operates 1Apr - 31Oct.)

Location: Kings Canyon

To make the most out of your time at Kings Canyon, we recommend these wonderful experiences. Whether it's an exclusive, romantic dinner under light of the Desert Moon, a guided climb to the rim and decent into the canyon, or an aerial tour to fully appreciate the scale & grandeur of this spectacular place.

Coach Transfer Tours

Uluru - kings canyon - alice springs.

Departs : Operates daily

Location: Ayers Rock, Kings Canyon or Alice Springs

Travel by luxury coach through the beautiful red centre landscape, enjoying an informative commentary of your surrounds by your driver guide, before reaching your destination.

Mount Connor Tour

4wd outback experience.

Departs : Operates daily and departs approximately 2.00pm and returns 9.30pm.

Restricted to many, this genuine Australian outback tour is a special way to experience the rugged beauty of Central Australia.

Alice Springs Experiences

Ballooning, flights or tours.

Departs : Operate Daily

Location: Alice Springs

To make the most out of your time at Alice Springs, we recommend these wonderful experiences. Whether it's the breathtaking feeling of floating silently above the Outback as the sun slowly rises over the desert on an awe-inspiring ballooning adventure, an aerial tour to fully appreciate the scale & grandeur of this spectacular place, or a luxury coach tour to explore the rich history and signicance of this famous outback town and it's majestic surrounds.

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The ultimate 4-Day Uluru budget Tour through the heart of the Red Centre. Discover the iconic Uluru, hike Kings Canyon, and embrace the beauty of Kata Tjuta. Your journey includes cultural immersion, epic landscapes, and nights under the Outback stars. Book your adventure today!

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Unleash Your Adventure on our Uluru 4 Days 3 Nights Budget and backpacker-friendly adventure Uluru Tour.

Are you ready for an unforgettable journey through the heart of Australia? Real Aussie Adventures proudly presents the 4-Day Rock to Rock Tour, the ultimate backpacker’s adventure, designed to be the highlight of your Australian experience. Get ready for four epic days packed with natural wonders, cultural exploration, and new friends from around the globe.

Your adventure kicks off with a visit to the Cultural Centre, where you’ll gain deep insights into the rich history and cultural significance of Uluru. Join our expert guide for a captivating Uluru guided walk, where you’ll discover the fascinating stories and secrets of this iconic monolith. As the sun sets over Uluru, you’ll enjoy a mesmerizing view paired with bubbly drinks at the Ewing Lookout. Witness the landscape transform in the warm, golden glow, creating memories that will last a lifetime. Get ready for a day of adventure as we explore the Valley of the Winds. Marvel at the breathtaking beauty of Kata Tjuta as you hike through this mystical place. Then, challenge yourself with the Kings Canyon Rim Walk, a thrilling journey along the sandstone cliffs and through the lush oasis of the Garden of Eden. One of the most unforgettable moments of this tour is the chance to sleep under the sparkling outback stars in your swag. At Curtin Springs Station, you’ll experience the magic of the Australian night sky like never before. This is an authentic outback camping experience that brings you closer to the heart of Australia.

Why Choose the Rock to Rock Tour: The 4-Day Rock to Rock Tour is not just another tour; it’s your passport to a memorable journey through the Red Centre. This budget-friendly backpacker tour offers a perfect balance of adventure, relaxation, and cultural exploration. Whether you’re traveling solo or with friends, you’ll find yourself among like-minded adventurers from all corners of the world.

Embark on your Outback adventure of a lifetime, discover the awe-inspiring Uluru, and witness the rugged beauty of the Australian Outback. Real Aussie Adventures is your trusted companion for creating cherished memories on this unforgettable journey.

Book your spot on the Rock to Rock Tour today and get ready for four days of pure excitement!

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Your adventure of a lifetime starts at the crack of dawn, with a 6 am departure from Alice Springs or a more relaxed 1 pm pickup at Ayers Rock Airport. As you set out on this captivating journey, you’ll be joining fellow travelers for an incredible road trip to the legendary Uluru.

Once the whole group gathers, the real exploration begins. You’ll kick things off with a visit to the Cultural Centre, where the deep-rooted history and cultural significance of Uluru will be unveiled. Then, it’s time for a guided walk at Uluru, led by our expert guide, who will share mesmerizing stories and secrets of this iconic monolith.

As the day nears its end, prepare to be swept away by the breathtaking Uluru sunset. We’ll provide bubbly wine to enhance the experience as you witness the landscape transform under the warm, golden hues of the setting sun.

After the sun bids its adieu, we return to camp for a hearty meal and a rejuvenating hot shower. The real magic happens when you lay down for an unforgettable night’s sleep under the twinkling desert stars. It’s a moment that will stay with you forever, a connection to the vastness and beauty of the Australian Outback.

Meals: Dinner

Rise and shine for another day filled with unforgettable experiences. We kickstart the morning with a hearty breakfast, preparing you for the wonders that lie ahead.

The day begins with a journey to Kata Tjuta, where you’ll be treated to a truly awe-inspiring Uluru sunrise. As the sun paints the sky with vibrant colors, you’ll understand why this destination is so revered.

Prepare to be amazed as you embark on a hike through the Valley of the Winds. The trail’s name is no exaggeration—here, you’ll witness the raw power and beauty of nature, with every step revealing a new and stunning vista. The morning adventure is perfectly punctuated with a refreshing lunch, allowing you to savor the memories you’ve created.

Our journey through the Outback continues, and the scenic delights don’t stop. Gaze upon the rugged beauty of the George Gill Range, capturing photographs that will serve as cherished mementos of your adventure.

As the sun begins its descent, we set up camp at the unique and welcoming Kings Creek Station. Here, you’ll experience a fantastic Aussie BBQ by the campfire, a true taste of the outback. But the real showstopper of the evening is the display overhead. With minimal light pollution, the night sky at Kings Creek Station is a canvas of stars that will leave you in awe.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Another exciting day of exploration begins with a satisfying breakfast to fuel your adventures. Today, we’re off to discover the remarkable Kings Canyon, one of the Red Centre’s crown jewels.

Kings Canyon Exploration: Kings Canyon is a natural wonder, and we’ll get to explore it up close. The highlight of the day is the famous Kings Canyon Rim Walk. This challenging yet incredibly rewarding hike takes you around the canyon’s rim, where you’ll be treated to jaw-dropping panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. As you traverse this unforgettable trail, you’ll encounter dramatic sandstone cliffs, unique rock formations, and lush pockets of vegetation that contrast the arid desert surroundings.

The Garden of Eden: While hiking, don’t miss a visit to the peaceful desert oasis known as the Garden of Eden. This tranquil spot provides a serene break in your adventure, and you can take a moment to appreciate the natural beauty that thrives here.

Leisure Time at Kings Creek Station: After an exhilarating day at Kings Canyon, we return to the welcoming Kings Creek Station. Here, you have the option to relax, cool off with a refreshing swim, or even take to the skies with a thrilling helicopter ride (charges apply). It’s your chance to tailor your experience to your desires, making your adventure all the more personal and memorable.

A Night at Curtin Springs Station: As the day turns to evening, we escape to our private bush camp at Curtin Springs Station. Here, you’ll be greeted by a unique sense of tranquility, set against the backdrop of the striking outback landscape. This is where you’ll capture the mesmerizing sunset views of Mt Conner, and it’s a moment that will leave you in awe.

Under the Outback Stars: The grand finale of Day 3 is your final night on tour, under the dazzling outback stars. With minimal light pollution, the night sky at Curtin Springs Station is a celestial masterpiece, offering a fitting end to a day filled with adventure and exploration.

As your remarkable journey through the heart of Australia comes to a close, Day 4 offers a more relaxed start to the day, allowing you to savor a well-deserved sleep-in. The outback adventure has been exhilarating, and this morning’s breakfast is the perfect way to refuel for the day ahead.

A Farewell to Uluru: Before bidding adieu to this unforgettable tour, we’ve planned one last special stop—a farewell photo opportunity with the iconic Uluru. Capture the moment and create a lasting memory of this awe-inspiring natural wonder. It’s a way to pay tribute to the magic of the Red Centre, ensuring you’ll carry a piece of it with you wherever you go.

Returning Home or Exploring Further: Our journey concludes, and we’ll ensure you make it to the airport for your departure. Typically, this happens before 11:00 am, allowing you to catch your return flight. However, we understand that some adventurers are not ready to say goodbye just yet. For those seeking more outback exploration, we offer the option to transfer to Alice Springs. You’ll arrive at your destination at approximately 6 pm, rounding off your adventure with the choice of returning home or continuing your travels in the rugged beauty of the Australian Outback.

Your Outback Adventure of a Lifetime: The 4-Day Rock to Rock Tour has been an unforgettable journey, filled with breathtaking landscapes, cultural immersion, and memorable experiences. You’ve witnessed sunrise at Uluru, explored the Valley of the Winds, hiked along the Kings Canyon Rim, and enjoyed nights under the stars. Now, it’s time to cherish these memories and consider what your next adventure holds.

As we bid you farewell at the airport, we hope you carry the spirit of the outback with you and continue to explore the wonders of this vast and remarkable land. Thank you for joining us on this adventure, and we look forward to welcoming you on your next journey through Australia’s most breathtaking destinations.

Meals: Breakfast

• Cultural Centre
• Guided walk at Uluru
• Sunset Viewing with bubbles
• Ewing Lookout
• Sleep under the stars
• Valley of the Winds Hike
• Kings Canyon Rim Walk
• Private bush camp at Curtin Springs Station
• Water Bottles (enough to carry 2L)
• Hat (fits well for windy places)
• Walking Shoes (properly fitting for walks on terrain)
• Swimwear (for the summer)
• Towel (works as a rug on the sand too)
• Small Carry Bag (otherwise several more hands)
• Toiletries (you decide, remember Less is More)
• Sleeping Bag (required, can be hired)
• Camera (some passengers ask their group to share theirs)
• Insect Repellent (including Fly Nets)
• Warm clothes (desert nights can get very cold)
• Pillow (or improvise, like roll up a jumper
• Sleeping bags can be hired for AU$30.00, paid direct (pre booking required).
• The tour requires passengers participation. Helping with meals and washing up.
• Be picked-up at your Alice Springs Accommodation around 6am; or Be picked-up at Ayers Rock (Uluru) Airport after you land around 1pm.
• Be dropped-off at Ayers Rock (Uluru) Airport before any flight, usually before 11am; or Be dropped-off at your Alice Springs Accommodation by around 6:30pm.
• Only our 4-Day Rock-to-Rock Tour passengers can choose to finish at Yulara.
• The Itinerary may change due to weather and other seasonal conditions.
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At Real Aussie Adventures, our tours don’t require you to be a gymnast or acrobat, but be ready for outdoor physical activities that involve moving, chatting, and laughing. While individual activities are not demanding, the hikes are the most physically engaging.

For the hikes, your fitness and energy levels will be considered, and your guide will recommend suitable options each day:

Day 1: Uluru Choose from iconic walks, including the full base (up to 9.4 km), ‘Kantju Gorge,’ and ‘Mutitjulu Waterhole’ for shorter walks.

Day 2: Kata Tjuta Experience the famous ‘Valley of the Winds’ walk through the domes (moderate difficulty) or opt for the quicker ‘Walpa Gorge’ walk.

Day 3: Kings Canyon Embark on the spectacular ‘Kings Canyon Rim Walk,’ or enjoy relaxed options like ‘Kings Creek Walk’ and ‘South Wall Walk.’

Your guide is there to ensure you have the best Outback adventure. Discuss your options at each hike location, as they’ll provide descriptions and help you make the right choice for you. Get ready to explore the Outback with confidence and enthusiasm!

We sleep in a swag on tour. A swag is a bedroll made of canvas with a mattress inside . You can put your sleeping bag inside and zip it up and have a perfect view of the stars.

You need a sleeping bag on tour. It is a health regulation requirement to have a sleep sheet or sleeping bag inside your swag. It will also keep you warmer at night.

This is our budget Uluru Tour focused on those 18-35 years old.

Our more comfortable Uluru Tour is our 4 Day Uluru Tour. 

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Uluru 3-Day Tour: The Ultimate Guide & Review

Posted on Last updated: November 24, 2020

When I was little I read a fiction book set in Uluru (also known as Ayers Rock), it had drawings of the huge red monolith and I remember thinking it looked magical.

Fast-forward 15 years and I’m visiting Australia for the first time, I couldn’t help but satisfy my childhood fascinations and pay Uluru a visit!

I went on a 3-day tour of Uluru and the surrounding areas with Wayoutback Australian Safaris  and I can highly recommend the experience.

We spent 3 days learning about Aboriginal culture in Australia, hiking in stunning outback landscapes, seeing impressive rock formations and much more.

Read on to discover the day-by-day itinerary of our Ayers Rock tour , and additional information about what you need to be ready for a trip in the Australian outback.

• 1 About Uluru & surroundings
• 2.1 Day 1: Uluru – Learn about Aboriginal culture
• 2.2 Day 2: Kata Tjuta – Hike in the Valley of the Winds
• 2.3 Day 3: Hike in Kings Canyon
• 3.1 Be ready to battle the flies
• 3.2 Don’t forget sunscreen!
• 3.3 Bring water bottles
• 3.4 Pack warm clothes
• 3.5 Pack a small bag for the trip

Uluru at sunrise

About Uluru & surroundings

Uluru is the original Aboriginal name of the largest monolith in Australia and the world.   You might have heard it being called Ayers Rock, this is the name that the English colonisers gave it when they first came to Australia.

Either name can be used but today it’s more common and appreciated to call it Uluru. It’s located in the Northern Territory of Australia or what is known as the “Red Centre” due to red colour of the sand and rocks.

Uluru is also home to the Anangu people, who known as the world’s oldest civilisation.

Uluru is sacred to the Anangu people, which is why it is now protected by the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The national park is jointly run by Australian government officials and representatives of the Aboriginal society, so as to ensure it is preserved appropriately and its history passed on.

Exploring Kata Tjuta, Australia

Our 3-day Uluru tour itinerary

Wayoutback Australian Safaris have a number of different tours both in the Northern Territory and other parts of Australia.

I would have loved to spend longer exploring Australia’s Red Centre however given our other travel plans, we decided to go for the 3 Day Goanna Dreaming Red Centre 4WD Tour , as it would enable us to see as much as possible of Uluru and the surroundings in just 3 days.

On our 3-day Uluru tour we followed the itinerary below.

Day 1: Uluru – Learn about Aboriginal culture

Our tour started with a 1PM pick up from our hotel in Yulara, the town closest to Ayers Rock airport; the Outback Pioneer Lodge .

On the first day you will receive your ticket for the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, you need to hold on to this at all times as they might ask you for it if you meet a ranger.

The first stop of our tour was the Cultural Centre. Here there is a big exhibition in place that teaches you about the flora, fauna and history of this area.

The most interesting part for me was learning about Aboriginal culture and how the National Park is run today with guidance from the Anangu people.

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Exploring the base of Uluru, Australia

After visiting the Cultural Centre we drove to the base of Uluru, where we met our Anangu guide and her interpreter.

We did the Uluru base walk where we saw a number of small caves, where indigenous rituals used to be carried out and others with indigenous paintings on them.

There are lots of beautiful walks in Uluru , and the base walk is just one of them.

Our guide introduced us to Aboriginal origin stories and it was fascinating to hear about them from her, even with a interpreter translating in English.

We also learnt about Aboriginal painting methods and symbols, and what specific recurring symbols mean. We then finished our walk at Mutitjulu Waterhole, a water hole where the Anangu men used to hunt.

Our Anangu guide with some of the traditional aboriginal tools the women used

We then drove to the sunset viewing spot over Uluru. There is a big car park here and you will find a lot of other people here. Watching the sun go down and turn Uluru a fiery red is one of the biggest attractions here after all!

However most people crowd by the car park, if looking at Uluru you just walk towards the right there is a path with considerably less people. Perfect if you want to snap some photos without the crowds!

We also had a table by our 4WD with nibbles, dips and champagne, the perfect way to end our first day in the outback.

From there we drove to the campsite, where all had dinner together before going to sleep in either the tents or swag for those that felt like braving it (I wasn’t one of them).

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Enjoying the sunset over Uluru with champagne and nibbles

Day 2: Kata Tjuta – Hike in the Valley of the Winds

On the second day we woke up at 5AM in the morning to make sure we were at the Uluru sunset viewing spot in time for sunrise.

The viewing spot is a short 5-minute drive away so you have time to get ready and have breakfast before the day starts.

Once we got there we were happy to see that the crowds of the day before at sunset had considerably diminished. We were there with only a handful of other people watching the sky around Uluru catch fire.

Once the sun was fully up we drove on to Kata Tjuta, the next stop on our 3-day Uluru tour.

Sunrise at Uluru, Australia

I was surprised to find out about Kata Tjuta. In my ignorance I always thought of Uluru as a stand alone natural beauty, I didn’t realise there was another similar rock formation so close to it.

Our guide explained that the reason why Kata Tjuta is less known is because it is a sacred place for Aboriginal men, which means creation stories about it are not shared with tourists. Here we went hiking in the “Valley of the Winds”.

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Kata Tjuta, Australia

Hiking in the Valley of the Winds in Kata-Tjuta, Australia

The hike in the Valley of the Winds starts off on a straight path, then at one points breaks off and forms a loop, forming two possible hiking routes.

You can either hike directly to Karingana Lookout and then hike back (5.4km return, approximately 2.5 hours), or go all the way round and form a loop (7.5km full circuit, approximately 4 hours) .

Being the young and dashing athletes we think we are we decided to go the longer way round. Most of the hike is pretty flat with the occasional extremely steep section.

If you can handle a 7.5km hike, I really recommend going the longer way, as part of the hike was outside of the canyons of Kata Tjuta and will give you some epic views over the surrounding landscapes.

The steepest part is the uphill climb to reach the lookout, but once you make it up, the view is well worth it!

The view from Karingana Lookout in Kata Tjuta, Australia

After the hike we drove back for approximately an hour to Yulara for a barbeque lunch, just what you need after a long hike!

There was also a pool at the camping spot where we had lunch so if you need to cool down after the hike it’s a great place to do so. From there we then had a long drive to Kings Creek Cattle Station; our camp for the night.

We did a few stops along the way to see Mount Connor, a mesa tableland and another important rock formation like Uluru and Kata Tjuta, and other particularities of the environment during the drive.

The camp you will stay at tonight is truly magical and will give you a true feeling of what the outback is really like.

There are no other camps, towns or other forms of civilisation for miles, making it also an amazing place for stargazing given the minimal light pollution!

We had dinner cooked on the campfire, watched the stars and then hit the hay early in preparation for the early rise the next day.

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Mount Connor, Australia

Our tent at Kings Creek Cattle Station, Australia

The Milky Way seen from the Australian outback

Day 3: Hike in Kings Canyon

It’s another 5AM start for day 3, so that we could make it to King’s Canyon in time to catch the sunrise and before it became too hot to hike.

There are a number of different hikes that you can do at King’s Canyon, however given that some are more than 20km long we were given two options; an easy 2.5km return trip or a 6km full circuit.

The longer loop starts with a very steep uphill walk along what is known as “Heart Attack Hill”. Yes that’s how steep it is. However even if you’re not an athlete you’ll be able to do it, if I managed it can’t be too hard really!

It’s very steep but it’s quite brief, and once you reach the summit you will be rewarded with a beautiful view over the surrounding outback.

We made it just in time to see the sun come out from behind the rocks and it set a great mood for the rest of the hike.

Hiking up Heart Attack Hill at Kings Canyon, Australia

Hiking in Kings Canyon, Australia

After Heart Attack Hill the rest of the walk is pretty flat and our guide had the opportunity to tell us about the local flora, fauna and aboriginal traditions.

At a number of points during the hike we stopped to enjoy the view of the red cliffs. About half way through the hike we reached the “Garden of Eden”, an unexpected waterhole surrounded by cliffs on all sides.

We finished the hike around lunch and went back to our campsite for lunch, after which we set off for a long drive on to Alice Springs .

We did part of the driving on a typical outback road, with the occasional stops to appreciate the local flora and fauna or to try throwing a frisbee.

The tour ended around 5PM with a drop off at our hostel. If you want the tour can continue on back to Yulara.

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The “Garden of Eden” in King’s Canyon, Australia

Cool rock formations in Kings Canyon, Australia

How to prepare for a trip in the outback

The Australian outback is considered one of the world’s harshest environments, and while today we have the benefits of civilisation, I still found that compared to a “normal” trip to a city or beach there were things I wish I’d known and been better prepared for.

This is an extensive list of things I think will help you prepare for a trip in the Australian outback.

View over the Australian outback from Kata Tjuta

Be ready to battle the flies

One of the things I was not ready for on my outback trip were the flies. Nobody told me there would be so many flies everywhere!

From the moment when the sun comes up to when it goes back down (you get some relief at least at night!) you will be pestered by flies.

They’re like that one friend that always leans in too much when they talk to you, they have no concept of personal space.

They will fly in your ears, nose and mouth if you don’t stop them. You have two main remedies against flies:

Fly nets :  These look ridiculous but they’re the only 100% effective fly repellent. They’re made of fine mesh and you wear them over your head so that they can’t get in your mouth when you speak.

The downside is that you will look a bit silly and will have to see the world through a mesh of light pink / blue / green / whatever colour you pick for your net.

The flies will attack you as soon as they get a chance

Fly repellent roll-on or cream :  This isn’t as effective as the nets but it gets pretty close. We bought a natural repellent that you apply on your exposed skin and the smell keeps the flies away (it’s not a bad smell btw)!

The only disadvantage is that you need to reapply often as it wears off quickly.

I went for the roll-on as I have the bad habit of rubbing my eyes when I’m tired and given the number of 5AMs on the itinerary, I didn’t want to be rubbing fly repellent in my face.

The cream is supposedly more effective but I found the roll-on to be enough, when a fly came too close to my face I just reapplied and they would stop coming.

All of these can be bought at the shops in Yulara or Alice Springs . You will see the shops there also sell cork hats. These are normal hats with strings with corks dangling at the end of them.

Legend says that you just shake your head and all the dangling corks scare away the flies. They don’t work. If you want one as a souvenir go for it, but don’t expect them to keep flies away.

And land anywhere on you

Don’t forget sunscreen !

I’m the kind of person that puts sunscreen on only at the beach, and even then I tend to go for factor 20 or less (what’s skin cancer compared to a beautiful golden tan right? Just kidding, that’s me trying to be funny).

In the Australian desert, make sure to bring a high SPF sunscreen and don’t forget to reapply when you need to. The sun is strong here and nobody likes sunburns or skin cancer.

Uluru at sunset

Bring water bottles

The 4WD always had a tank of fresh drinkable water on board, however you will need your own water bottles to fill up. Wayoutback recommends bringing two 1.5L bottles.

When you get off the 4WD and start hiking, don’t forget your water bottle! Hiking under the desert sun will make you sweat a lot and you will need to drink while you hike.

Hiking in Kata Tjuta with our water bottles!

Pack warm clothes

This might seem like a counter intuitive one, given that you’re going on a trip to the desert, however if you’re visiting in autumn, spring or winter you will need some warm clothes for the night.

The temperatures drop considerably at night and you will want a hoodie or long sleeved top to spend the evening in. This isn’t to say that you will need a winter coat, but just an extra layer will do.

If you need help figuring out what to pack for your trip to the Australian outback, check out my Uluru packing list .

Our camp at Kings Creek Cattle Station, Australia

Pack a small bag for the trip

If you do a tour with Wayoutback Australian Safaris they will store your luggage in a trailer in the back of the 4WD.

The luggage trailer is always accessible when you stop for the night however if you’re like me, and travelling with a huge 25kg suitcase, you might not want to lobby it up and down the stairs of the luggage trailer and into a small tent.

I found it easier to pack the things I needed for 3 days in a backpack so I could keep those with me in the bus, and I just put the luggage in the trailer at the tour pick up and took it back at the end of the tour.

The Wayoutback Australian Safaris 4WD vehicle we did the 3-day Uluru tour with

Final thoughts on our Uluru 3-day tour

Have you been to Uluru? How did you find it? Let me know in the comments below!

Visiting Uluru was a magical experience for me, one of the highlights of my Australia trip and something I think everyone should add to their Australia itinerary .

I was a bit concerned I would be doing a huge trip to get there and then feel like it was all “just for a big rock in the middle of the desert” but it was so much more than that.

Learning about aboriginal culture was fascinating, the hikes we did were amongst my favourite ever and the landscape was unlike anything I had ever seen before.

If you get the opportunity, I highly recommend doing a 3-day tour of Uluru .

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Wednesday 30th of January 2019

Thanks for the information. It looks like that tour costs $860 AUD on 1/30/19. Kind of a high price. I will look for other tours and compare itineraries and read others reviews. Your info make me wonder if there is some similar type of fly repellent that you could sort of pre-soak your shirt in that would also help keep them away. Thanks for the post and you have some great photos!

Monday 4th of February 2019

The tour I did was a bit more expensive as it was in a smaller 4x4 coach and sleeping in tents, the same company does bus tours sleeping in the swag (under the stars) which are cheaper. Don't know about a fly repellent for clothes, I found the roll-on was fairly effective! Glad you liked my post & photos, hope this helps in planning your trip! :)

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Saturday 2nd of June 2018

Gorgeous photography! And you've enlightened me, didn't realise there was quite so much to do around the rock too :) Enjoyed the read!

Thanks, glad you enjoyed the post! And I know, I had no clue till I went there! (should've done more research before haha)

I visited the Outback a couple years ago and LOVED it! Uluru is so beautiful and I loved Kings Canyon as well. Your photos are great and are making me want to get back to Australia asap!

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it! Visiting the outback and Uluru was my favourite part of my Australia trip!

If there was only a word to describe those photos... Is it magic?

Beautiful journey!

Thanks, it really is a magical place!

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Dear Fellow Travellers

We're thinking of visiting Suzdal on a one-day trip from Moscow this mid-August. We did our homework, and found the best way is to go to Vladimir by train and take a bus to Suzdal. We also checked the fare/timetable with Russian National Railway's official website ( http://pass.rzd.ru ) , then started wondering whether it is worth to book trains in advance. Yes, it's a busy season and we feel safe, but none in our group speaks Russian, and if something happens, we cannot catch the train we booked, all the money will be wasted. So, would we be better off not to book any train and go with the 'suburban' train that does not take booking (incidentally RZD site does not tell us how much it costs - maybe because it is a different operator and we cannot buy the ticket on their site?) Or would you recommend booking trains in advance?

Also, we've been trying to find a bus timetable between Vladimir and Suzdal, but so far we couldn't.

Could anybody help?

Thanks in advance, Ken.

There are not many suburban trains to Vladimir, and they are usually packed, as any suburban trains to other regions. You trip is going to be very uncomfortable (I know, I've tried if once 'cause experss tickets were sold out). Suggestion: for trip to Vladimir, book a # 7082 train: https://rasp.yandex.ru/thread/7082_0_2000001_g19_4 (or a # 728 train if tickets are not too expensive). For return trip, maybe train # 709.

> RZD site does not tell us how much it costs - maybe because it is a different operator

:))) There is no 'other operator'. RR site just does not sell commuter train tickets.

> bus timetable between Vladimir and Suzdal

https://rasp.yandex.ru/all-transport/vladimir--suzdal . In short , every 30 minutes.

And the last: if possible, allocate 2 days to Suzdal and Vladimir.

The train you can book on rzd.ru, fast train to Nozhniy Novgorod via Vladimir is nice, comfortable and surely needs to be booked in advance. You can leave early in the morning, and reach Vladimir in under 2 hrs; as opposed to 3+ hrs by a suburban train. It costs like R350-400, (do not remember easily), but fast train is wirth effort.

As for getting the train - station has signs in English, board is in English and even these trains are annonced in English. You can visit the station the day before for orientation... Many people have done that before.

As for going to Suzdal from Vladimir, tgere are plenty of buses, right from train station sq. in Vladimir, but taxi would be faster and easier, esp.for several people, just use Yandex/Gett app.

Thanks a lot, Dmitri and Vasily! You guys are really great - we will definitely book fast trains. One thing which is not urgent - is it cheaper to buy return tickets from Moscow to Vladimir, or the two single/one-way tickets are the same price? In Britain, they are completely different: returns are often cheaper but sometimes two singles are cheaper - very confusing. We hope Russian system is more straightforward. Thanks again, Ken.

You can buy a return ticket only for suburban trains, and it will cost as 2 one-way tickets anyway. For everything else, you just buy 2 singles one by one - simple as it can be :).

Thanks a lot, Dmitri. Glad to know Russian rail system is not so complicated. Cheers, Ken.

And some more thoughts on the matter :).

1. If you don't feel confident, arrive at the station somewhat earlier, like 30 minutes in advance (not 10 like I did). I know half an hour is a bit overkill... just for the peace of mind :).

2. Vladimir trains depart from the Gorky direction dead end platforms (highlited here: http://yandex.ru/maps/213/moscow/?ll=37.662677%2C55.755958&mode=poi&poi%5Bpoint%5D=37.661626%2C55.756222&poi%5Buri%5D=ymapsbm1%3A%2F%2Forg%3Foid%3D188728336151&z=18 ). Do not enter main building, you don't need it.

3. I tend to agree with Vasili's advice about taxi. Suzdal bus staiton is on the outskirts of the town, you'll have either walk to the center (as I did - but I had 2 days instead of one) or wait for the local bus. Taxi will take you straight to the town centre.

I specify that high-speed trains to Vladimir leave from the first high platform. It is in the opposite part of the Kursk railway station than dead-end platforms. Common local trains to Vladimir depart from dead-end platforms.

Thanks everyone. I'm sure we'll have a super time in Suzdal. Cheers, Ken

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The Moscow Metro has a long history to it. Also, the city has an extremely beautiful subway. It is very well maintained and is also extremely decorated. Each station and spot has a different artistic aspect to it. On this tour, experience the efficiency of Moscow Metro.

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With us you will see the most beautiful metro stations in Moscow built under Stalin: Komsomolskaya, Revolution square, Novoslobodskaya, Mayakovskaya. Our guide will tell fascinating stories and secrets hidden underground, urban legends and funny stories.

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