Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park Tours and Tickets

Beautiful morning, sunrise on Uluru was amazing. Dani was a great host and provided science based explanation of the geology. Walk in gorge ended was like natural air conditioning on a hot day. Great experience!

Great spot for seeing sunrise at Uluru. Lucky we had a beautiful morning. It had rained the day before. Trip to Kata Tjuṯa was about 40 minutes and I really liked the walk up the canyon. Meg and bus driver Sarah very pleasant and helpful. Overall five stars.

Amazing hikes and scenery, especially King’s Canyon! Our guide was very knowledgable about aboriginal cultures, the local plants and animals, and the geology of the area. We enjoyed our tour group and are glad to have experienced this unique part of the world with this tour. Bring along or purchase a fly head net, available at all of the local stores.

It was great to see Uluru, Kings Canyon & Kata Tjuṯa. I wish I had known that we needed to have fly netting for our hats. That was not mentioned in the information on how to prepare for the trip. I am not a picky eater, but the food was less than desirable. It is difficult for me to eat food that is absolutely covered with flies. And there were times that the dishes we were eating were nearly black from flies. Our table was set with communal dishes, and there was no way to keep the flies away from the food. I was very happy to know that we did not need to worry about snakes. I had been afraid that that might be a problem, but no one ever saw even one snake. Both tents were extremely rustic, but I felt safe. We had to pack up every night to move to a different area. There was electricity in one of our tents and the second night there was a pull chain to a battery operated light. Our group was mostly European travelers. Only three out if 15 of them were native English speakers beside ourselves. Our guide was from northern Italy. Unfortunately, her English was very good, but her accent was so difficult that she was hard for us native speakers to understand. I know that the non-English speakers rarely understood what she was saying. It was easier to understand her in person; but much of the information she gave us was over the microphone while driving, which distorted the communication even more. Not withstanding, the adventure was one that I do treasure and am very happy that I experienced.

What a unique and wonderful trip. Went in the heat of summer and not for the faint hearted but rewarding. We had a great bunch of fellow travellers hosted by a true Aussie, Donk. He made sure we were well looked after, safe, well fed and entertained endlessly. You may think the area is just a bit of red sand with a few bumps but you will be amazed at the variety of landscapes

The bus was comfortable and the friver/guide took really good care of me and I felt OK despite being 67 (so I don't walk as fast anymore) in a group where 13/16 were under 30. Recommended if you are fine with getting up early (4:30am).

This is a must do tour if you want to explore Uluru and Kata Tjuta National Park and Kings Canyon. Its gives you authentic outback experience. While there are options of 2d, 3d and 4d tours, I recommend you do at least 3d. The tour was very well organised and the arrangements were fantastic. Our guide Damien was informative, very knowledgeable and always in a pleasant mood despite driving for hours. Thank you for the memorable time.

This is an excellent tour. Prior to the tour I got excellent customer service from the tour operator, AAT Kings. During the tour, our tour guide, Hayley, was fantastic in explaining the history behind the area as well as some Anangu history. Uluru at sunrise and the walk Kata Tjuṯa were superb. Much respect to the Anangu. I recommend.