Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) Tours and Tickets
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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.
Teresa_R, Jul 2026
The transport and...
The transport and commentary were excellent but we found the walk quite challenging because of the uneven terrain and rocky surface. Not recommended for those with balance or vertigo issues. We also experienced a morning with a chill wind. The small group experience was positive and the provided breakfast was good.
Leslie_K, Jun 2026
Amazing adventure in the Red Centre!
Libbi is an amazing tour guide and the group had a lot of fun, hiking and camping and helping out with things at the campsites. Highly recommend!
WilliamSmalley_O, May 2026
Micheal & Rachel were...
Micheal & Rachel were fantastic guides. Very knowledgeable & friendly. Breakfast was great. Beautiful scenery. Very good small group tour.
Jang_S, Mar 2026
Highly recommend
Great experience, highly recommend. Betty was an amazing guide. Uluru and Kings Canyon are must sees in Australia
HelenP_B, May 2026
Highly recommend. You will Not be disappointed
Wonderful experience. The colours and the scenery just spectacular. Our guide, Mimi was knowledgeable and very engaging. She even became personal photographer to the group, ensuring we captured beautiful images.
Breakfast was lovely and well- earned after the sunrise viewing and short hike into Walpa Gorge.
Highly recommend. The small group made it even more specials.
Rug up though - it was 4 degrees!
Lajos_M, Mar 2026
Magnificent
Our tour guide was Betty. Very prepared, enthusiastic and helpful. It was a fantastic 3 days and it was thanks to Betty. Everything was very smooth from the very beginning. This trip was an unforgettable experience for me. Thanks for the good organization, the good atmosphere, the comfortable tent.
Sean_T, Apr 2026
Lovely morning
A great way to see these awesome areas!
An early start to see the sunrise but absolutely worth it.
Don’t forget your sunscreen and fly nets!
Roger_S, Sep 2025
Uluru and BBQ Dinner.
Great tour and tour guide gave you plenty of time to take photos and check out the Uluru Cultural Centre!
Well worth doing and dinner was large! Heaps of Steaks and Sausages left and left overs was given to the local indigenous guests selling paintings to bus tour guests.
Added value of sunset photos….we got a full rainbow over the Rock! ❤️❤️
The guide mentioned to us he has seen a rainbow only once over the Rock in 3 years here!
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.
V_K, Jul 2025
Good time with emu run
Lovely tour with emu run experience. Our driver/ tour guide/ bbq chef Yad made our trip memorable sharing stories along the way.
Sophie_C, Apr 2026
Don’t want to miss this one!
Worth getting up for but remember to pack a fly netting as the flies are pesky. Watching the sun rise and breakfast in the outback was a treat. Special shout out to our tour guide, Max, for making this a special trip. He was very knowledgeable about the area. He shared his knowledge of the flora and geological formations and gave us an introduction and history of the Aṉangu people. A wonderful tour.
Kata Tjuta (The Olgas)
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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.
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