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What are people saying about Uluru

rebecca_b, Oct 2026
For the inexperienced on...
For the inexperienced on a Segway you do get a little lesson before you head out. Holly was our tour guide, she was brilliant. Great value for money. Extremely hot on our particular day, holly was constantly reminding us to drink, sunset drinks & nibbles at the end. Thanks holly for an experience we won’t forget !
Milijana_B, Oct 2026
Beautiful experience
Lovely tour and walk around the base. Excellent speed for all ages and fitness levels with ample stops to tell us about the various parts of the rock and their meaning to the communities. Only negative is that the provided snacks are all sugar based. Some saviour options would also be nice.
Kien_L, Oct 2026
Most memorable BBQ dinner excursion in a great World Heritage park!
This was a great excursion into Ayers Rock with lucid explanations of the history, culture and mythology of the ancient indigenous people, beautiful scenic sunset views of Uluru and a fascinating walk to the lush Mutitjulu Waterhole. BBQ dinner and stargazing into a clear moonless night was magical! Best ever BBQ dinner with amazing delicious kangaroo fillets!
Kien_L, Oct 2026
Fantastic introduction to an outstanding World Heritage Site
This is a great introduction to Uluru Kata-Tjuta National Park, with iconic sunrise views of Ayers Rock and a beautiful gorge walk into Kata Tjuṯa. Highly recommended with superb tour guide and driver team giving us a very interesting introduction to the cultural, historical, biological and geological significance of this wonderful World Heritage Site. Recent rains and spring flowers made this a very green and pretty excursion!
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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.