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Shahrukh_J, Sep 2026
Really awesome...
Really awesome experience. Shoutout to Misty for being a great guide- passionate, knowledgeable and funny. Smaller group than the larger, more commercial tours that allows you to really feel more connected with the amazing sites you see.
Jenny_M, Sep 2026
A great way to start the day
Alli was a great guide, very informative and still managed to present breakfast in a howling wind where the toast was blowing off the burner. It was great to see Kata Tjuta from so many angles and the walk was the perfect length.
Santanu_D, Aug 2026
Great 3 days in the Outback! Our guide Jonny was terrific
Its not as strenuous as you might think it is. Fairly easy for a an average fit person. Campig experience especailly for international travellers who do not have to carry all thei rgear.
Elizabeth_H, Jul 2026
wonderful experience
Fantastic guide in Libbie, very knowledgeable and informative. Wonderful immersive experience. Would highly recommend. The camping is adequate and fun, the walking very manageable, the drives between sites are quite long. The sites themselves all very well worth the visit.

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.