8D7N Adelaide to Uluru Adventure
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- Hike through the tropical greenery of Litchfield National Park and refresh yourself in Florence Falls, Wangi Falls and Buley Rockholes.
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- Visit to the 36 red rock domes of Kata Tjuta (Olgas) with a hike through domes, dunes and gullies
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- Uluru rises from the earth as a huge monolith, while Kata Tjuta consists of 36 domes, which you will explore on a hike on the first afternoon.
- In the evening, enjoy snacks while the sun bathes Uluru in fascinating shades of red. Back at camp, an open-air dinner awaits you.
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Experience FAQs
Is there a transfer from Uluru to Alice Springs?
Yes, AAT Kings offers a transfer from the Desert Gardens Hotel in Yulara to Alice Springs. Departure is between 12:30 and 13:00 on the last day of the tour (March to November). The shuttle arrives in Alice Springs at approximately 19:00.
When does the tour start and end?
The tour starts in Adelaide at around 5:30 am on day 1 and ends in Yulara (Uluru) at midday on day 7.
Can I specify special dietary requirements?
Yes, please inform us of any special dietary requirements when booking. We offer fresh, varied meals. Snacks, soft drinks and alcohol are not included.
How much luggage can I bring?
Each guest may bring one piece of soft luggage or a rucksack (max. 15 kg) and one small piece of hand luggage.
Where do we stay overnight during the tour?
You’ll sleep at a mixture of national park camps, bush campgrounds and a night in a common room in Coober Pedy. Most campsites have basic toilet and shower facilities, except Warren Gorge.
How do we sleep when camping?
You sleep in a traditional Australian swag – a sturdy canvas roll with a built-in mat. If you wish, you can book a deluxe double swag upgrade for $300 (for 2 people).
Do I have to bring my own sleeping bag?
Yes, please bring your sleeping bag and pillow. Alternatively, you can rent a used sleeping bag for 20 $ when booking.
How fit do I need to be?
A medium level of fitness is required. Some days you walk 3-12 km on uneven terrain, often in the heat or rain.
Are there any age or mobility restrictions?
There is no age limit, but you should assess for yourself whether you are fit for hiking, swimming and swag camping. You must be able to get yourself up from the swag, which is close to the ground.
