Depart Alice Springs bright and early in the morning.
Visit Mt Connor Lookout for stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
Venture through Curtin Springs for a quick stop.
Arrive at your campground for some lunch before beginning your proper journey through the Red Centre.
Visit the Red Centre’s Aboriginal Interpretive Cultural Centre to learn about the cultural, ecological, historical, and geological significance of the national park.
Arrive at the base of Uluru to get up close and personal with this iconic landmark.
Hike to Mutitjulu Waterhole, a sacred site that is home to some of the oldest rock art in Australia.
Learn about the creation stories of Kuniya and Lira, the ancestral serpents who are said to have created Uluru.
Walk to Kuniya Piti, the sacred site believed to be the home of Kuniya.
Drive around the sacred sites towards Kantju Gorge, the highest waterfall in central Australia, an incredible sight especially when it rains.
Visit the Elders Cave and the World’s Oldest Pantry.
Enjoy spectacular panoramic views of Uluru at sunset before dinner and camp at Ayers Rock Coach Campground.

Wake up early for a light breakfast.
Watch the incredible sunrise over Uluru.
Travel to Kata Tjuta for a sight of the stunning silhouettes of the sandstone domes.
Hike through the Valley of the Winds’ narrow gorges and towering cliffs, or Walpa Gorge, another stunning walk.
Drive to Kings Canyon for a glorious outback sunset.
Dinner around the campfire, camp at Kings Creek Station campground.

Today, explore the mighty Kings Canyon (Watarrka), an ancient landscape and cultural grounds of the Ulpanyali and Lilla people.
Arrive in the centre of the canyon, surrounded by 100 metre tall towering red cliff faces, views of the sandstone chasms.
Set off on foot to explore the canyon in more detail.
Enjoy downtime on the bus as you journey back to Alice Springs.

Twin Share Safari Tent (sleeps 2) – For guests wishing to sleep in the outback but remain protected from the elements, there will be permanent tented campsites, twin single beds with mattresses, bed linen supplied, and lantern. (Solo travellers booking separately in a Twin Share Safari Tent will be paired with another solo passenger, where possible of the same gender but not guaranteed.)

The permanent tented campsites have access to communal campground showers and toilets. These sites generally have limited solar power or are unpowered. Therefore, guests are asked to bring rechargeable power banks (limited power access to charge phones or cameras).

Given the tour departs early from Alice Springs (between 6:00-6:30am), guests must arrive the day prior to the tour and stay 1-night. Once your Alice Springs accommodation is booked, please let the supplier know and they can arrange a pickup on the day of the tour. Airport to accommodation transfer pre and post tour is not included.

A minimum moderate to advanced level of fitness is required to complete the walks. The length of walks will be between 2km to 6km each day, often over steep rocky sections and in direct sunlight and high humidity. An approximate 12-15km walk is included in this tour. Embarking on walks will be at the guide’s discretion to ensure the safety of guests. Therefore a medium/high level of fitness is required and a doctor’s certificate is required for people over 70 years (30 days prior to travel).

Please only bring small soft overnight bags and hand luggage only as there is limited storage onboard the vehicles. Large suitcases and oversized luggage can be left at your hotel whilst you are on tour. This tour is not suitable for anyone who requires the use of a mobility aid, wheelchair, walker, and or stroller.

Most of the meals are prepared by your tour guides with basic camping-style food options and on occasions, they will be provided by your accommodation providers onsite. Guests are asked to participate in the preparation of meals, clean-up, and vehicle unpacking/loading as it’s a great way to get to know and connect with your fellow travellers.

You will be travelling in an all-terrain 4×4 range eco-tour bus, uniquely designed to handle the harshest of terrains and off-road tracks. The maximum number of passengers on these tours is 15-21 people, with a minimum requirement of 8 people to guarantee the departure.

The weather in the Northern Territory can fluctuate and be extreme. It is not unheard of for temperatures to reach over 40+ degrees Celsius in the dry season and in the evening the temperature drops dramatically. Please ensure you have checked the average temperatures for the time of year you are travelling and have packed adequate clothing. In the event of rain or inclement weather, your experience will still go ahead, unless contacted by the provider.

Affairs and Trade that all travellers take out travel insurance. If you already have Travel Insurance please understand that it is your responsibility to ensure that your Travel Insurance covers you for all of the adventure style travel you have booked with us.

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