Ayers Rock Sightseeing Tours

Tour of Olgas & Ayers Rock at Sunset

This afternoon’s tour takes you to the nearby Olgas, a series of 61 weirdly-shaped monoliths, creating one of the most bizarre landscapes in the world. Continue to Sunset Strip to photograph “The Rock” in the setting sun. Witness the magic of the ever changing and varying colors of Uluru at sunset – from oranges to rusty reds or deepening hues of purple and golden brown

Evening Tour Olgas & Valley of the Winds with BBQ dinner

This afternoon’s tour takes you to the Olgas, a series of 61 wierdly-shaped monoliths, creating one of the most bizarre landscapes in the world. Known to the Aboriginals as ‘Kata Tjuta’ (many-heads), these massive domes of conglomerate red rock are truly impressive. Walk through and explore the unusually shaped formations, including the amazing Valley of the Winds. The rocky trail winds its way past the everchanging sheer rock faces to a magnificent lookout over Kata Tjuta. After your walk, enjoy a delicious Australian barbecue dinner (choice of steaks, sausages, kangaroo, salads, and bread, tea or coffee) with champagne and fruit juice. You may be joined by dingoes which come out of the bush at sunset! There is time for stargazing too. Central Australia has one of the darkest and clearest skies in the world, an ideal location to view the stars. Your guide will point out the Southern Cross and many other constellations before returning you to your hotel.

Sounds od Silence Dinner

Leave the comfort of your Hotel, on any evening approximately 45 minutes before sunset and journey with us into the desert where a didgeridoo welcome awaits. As the sun dips behind the many domes of KataTjuta, enjoy a selection of fine Australian beverages and sample delicious outback canapes. The sun has set, the horizon is glowing richly, and the BBQ sizzles as the desert silhouettes blend with the darkening sky. Enjoy our special bush blend vegetable soup followed by tender choice cuts of kangaroo, emu, chicken and Northern Territory barramundi - all accompanied by a fresh selection of salads, vegetables and unique Territory chutneys and relishes. This is followed by a selection of Australian desserts, with some old favorites including pavlova and our own macadamia nut pudding. By the time you finish dessert you become aware that the only sound and light is from the gas lanterns. Then the lanterns are dimmed and perhaps for the first time in your life you hear the sounds of the great outback. Completely relaxed, you finish your evening around the camp fire (winter only) with a brew of billy tea or coffee and a glass of port. You are transferred back to you accommodation approximately three hours after sunset. 

Full day Kings Canyon & Waterrka National Park

Sunrise - Ayers Rock Climb & Tour of the Base

This morning’s tour explores the base of Uluru (Ayers Rock). Learn of its fascinating mythology and view the many caves with their Aboriginal markings and drawings. Also, visit Maggie Springs, a semi-permanent waterhole.

Morning - Base Tour of Ayers Rock

This is followed by a selection of Australian desserts, with some old favorites including pavlova and our own macadamia nut pudding. By the time you finish dessert you become aware that the only sound and light is from the gas lanterns. Then the lanterns are dimmed and perhaps for the first time in your life you hear the sounds of the great outback.