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Howard_L, Aug 2026
An absolute must-do!
Don’t be put off by the Segway … this is the most enjoyable way to circumnavigate Uluru! If you can step up and down, forward and back, and stand up straight, you’ll nail the Segway! Our tour started with a pickup from our hotel and a short drive to a sunrise viewing spot of Uluru. We enjoyed a light breakfast of hot beverages, juices, muesli and muffins. Although the weather didn’t provide a sunrise, we did witness clouds sitting on top of Uluru which was quite memorable. After a short drive, we arrived near Uluru. After breaking into two small groups, our group walked to Mutitjulu waterhole with Will who was very informative throughout the tour. When we returned from the waterhole, we began our Segway training - each honing our skills on a training track. We then set off with Will on our trip around the rock. Once we mastered the segways, we were able to look around and take in the astounding beauty of our surroundings. We stopped regularly so Will could give us an informative chat about culture, history and geology … even a bit of biology. He was very knowledgeable! From pick up to drop off the tour was around 5 and a half hours. We were a bit disappointed to have to leave the segways behind and hop back on the bus. Overall, this was an absolute highlight and considering we did so much walking on our Uluru holiday, the Segway provided a welcome deviation! A brilliant way to see Uluru!
Dean_H, Aug 2026
Really epic experience....
Really epic experience. The actual rock is much more amazing and grand than you can imagine until youre there. Its difficult to describe with words or pictures. I took a thousand pics which are beautiful but- they just dont compare to neing there looking at it with your eyes. Amazing place. Ull know what i mean when u are standing next to it. Also, i proposed to my girlfriend at the Kantju Gorge part of the tour - aaand she said Yes!! Wooooh !!
Felipe_D, Aug 2026
Buyers beware: only worth the long trip if you do the Rim Walk or add the helicopter flight!
We did the day trip to Kings Canyon and the service was spotless. The coach was incredibly comfortable, clean, and the air conditioning was a lifesaver. The hot breakfast on the road was actually really good too. However, it is honestly not worth doing this long trip if you only go for the Kings Creek Walk. The bottom path is an easy, flat 1-hour walk, it is beautiful, but you can see very similar gorge views back in Uluru or Kata Tjuta without spending so many hours on the road. Plus, if you choose the short walk, you finish early and the operator takes you to Kings Canyon Station to wait for about 3 hours for the rest of the group. The food at the resort's pub is surprisingly good, but sitting around for 3 hours in the middle of the day feels way too long. The tour is definitely worth it if you do the Rim Walk, or if you add the helicopter flight like we did! Booking the scenic flight was a total game-changer and made the whole journey absolutely worth it. Flying over the sandstone domes and seeing the real depth of the canyon from above was magnificent and unforgettable. Highly recommended tour, but it only makes sense if you tackle the Rim Walk or take the helicopter to the sky!
Nick_K, Aug 2026
Incredible Experience!
Such an incredible experience! Seeing the rock from up high and Kata Tjuṯa was definitely the best highlight of my trip here. The professionalism of this company is top standard. Picked up on time, given all the relevant information, safety and some highlighted comments from the pilot on the flight. So good!
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site in Australia, Uluru is famous for its majestic red rock formations and cultural significance. Uluru tours offer unique ways to engage with this special place, such as sunrise and sunset viewings that showcase the rock's changing colors. Explore the surrounding desert landscape and learn about Aboriginal culture on foot or enjoy a starlit dinner in the outback. Flying over Uluru in a helicopter provides an incredible aerial perspective while exploring by Segway is a unique way to traverse the terrain.