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Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) Tours and Tickets

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What are people saying about Kata Tjuta (The Olgas)

Sharon_E, Apr 2026
Quite a rocky walk but...
Quite a rocky walk but worth the effort Guide was good and was flexible. Many people on the viewing platform to watch the sunrise. Unfortunately we didn’t get to see all of the sun rising due to the amount of people.
Mutlu_G, Apr 2026
Our guide, Jasmine, made...
Our guide, Jasmine, made a big difference with her attitude and knowledge. If you are going in hot weather which is probably 80+% of the time you must have a net to protect your face from the sticky flies.
Jang_S, Mar 2026
Highly recommend
Great experience, highly recommend. Betty was an amazing guide. Uluru and Kings Canyon are must sees in Australia
Lance_D, Mar 2026
The sunrise was...
The sunrise was magnificent and the gorge walk was great. Breakfast was disappointing especially considering the price and its prominence in the advertising. More effort needs to go into that. Guides were good.

Kata Tjuta (The Olgas)

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Kata Tjuta (The Olgas)
  • Kata Tjuta is an essential stop for outdoor and adventure lovers, and first-time visitors to the region.

  • This is a sacred Aboriginal site, and climbing the rocks is considered disrespectful to the Anangu people.

  • Cell phone coverage can be limited, but Wi-Fi is available at the Cultural Centre in Uluru and Ayers Rock Resort.

  • Kata Tjuta is in the desert, so sunscreen, a hat, water, and comfortable shoes are a must. Prepare for high temperatures during the day and chilly weather at night.

  • Alcohol is not allowed in the park except on organized tours.

  • The Kata Tjuta Dune viewing platform is accessible to wheelchair users.