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Uluru was first visited by William Gosse, famous Australian explorer, in 1873 and named Ayers Rock, and has become one of Australia’s most recognizable landmarks. The rock is the world’s biggest monolith (single rock mass) being 348 metres high with a walking circuit of 14 kilometres and is made of red sandstone, which reflects the light in a myriad of colours. The rock has traditionally been part of Australian Aboriginal culture and is today part of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park which is managed by the Anangu, the traditional landowners of the area. The Anangu provide walking tours to explain the flora and fauna, plus tells some of their dreamtime stories associated with Uluru. The immense size of Uluru is awe inspiring and the area has a unique esoteric feel which has to felt to be believed – a must see for any visitor to the Red Centre.
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Longitude 131
Ayers Rock
 |  This award-winning luxury wilderness camp in Australia's Red Centre has achieved new heights in ecotourism the world over. Longitude 131 degrees is a deluxe camping experience like no other and set atop an isolated sand dune close to the border of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park.
In the crisp... |
The Lost Camel Hotel
Ayers Rock
 |  Furnished in a mix of Aboriginal and urban themes, the Lost Camel brings a modern and exciting feel to Voyages Ayers Rock Resort.
The lobby features contemporary furnishings, bright open spaces, and an intimate café and bar. At the heart of the hotel is a pool and deck, where guests soak up the su... |
Desert Gardens Hotel
Ayers Rock
|  Magnificent ghost gums and flowering native shrubs are the setting for this lovely hotel. Desert Gardens Hotel is centrally located to all resort and touring facilities and offers a range of stylish accommodation, from shaded poolside rooms to the magnificent deluxe rooms overlooking the desert. |
Emu Walk Apartments
Ayers Rock
|  Sheltered behind gardens of native trees and forming a walkway through the heart of the Resort is an avenue of terraced apartments. Light and spacious, well equipped and fully serviced, the Emu Walk Apartments can cater for up to six people - ideal if you are holidaying with family or friends. All... |
Sails in the Desert
Ayers Rock
|  Named after the soaring white sails that crown its roof, this is Ayers Rock Resort's premier hotel. Exquisitely furnished and designed, the interior decor focuses on Aboriginal heritage and culture, with a gallery in the lobby and significant artworks featured throughout the public areas and in the... |
Outback Pioneer Hotel
Ayers Rock
 |  Outback Pioneer Hotel and Lodge offers a choice of comfortable, affordable hotel rooms, budget cabins or dormitories. It has a rustic theme, and is great for families and offers the true outback experience. The Outback BBQ is a must do at the Resort.
The Outback Pioneer Hotel is part of the Ayers ... |
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Sounds of Silence Dinner
Scenic
Ayers Rock |  An award-winning dining experience under the stars, "Sounds of Silence" is a truly unique event, offering the best of the Red Centre distilled into four unforgettable hours. Includes transfers, entertainment, canapes, beer, wines and non-alcoholic beverages, gourmet barbecue (vegetarian arrangement... |
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Red Centre Discovery
6 days |  This tour is a wonderful way to experience the Red Centre, with your first stop the Desert Gardens Hotel. Drinks and nibblies while you watch the spectacular sunset over Uluru followed by a traditional Aussie barbeque. Next day up before sunrise for another amazing look at the Rock before a tour o... |
Centre Explorer
6 days | Enjoy 6 days of premium guided touring through Australia's rugged Outback. Witness the sunset over Uluru while sipping champagne. Stay in first class accommodation and enjoy all the incredible sights the Outback has to offer.
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Best of the Red Centre
6 days | Featuring the best of the red centre, this tour is superb for a six day adventure allowing you time to explore al the attractions numerous optional extras. Dinner under the stars at Ayers Rock, walk the rim of Kings Canyon and explore the sights of Alice Springs. |
Ayers Rock & Alice Springs
6 days |  Take a guided tour of Alice Springs and travel to the West MacDonnell Ranges, marvel at the spectacular rock formations in Palm Valley. On this 6 day tour you will also see Kings Canyon, Kata Tjuta and sunrise at Uluru.
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Outback Panorama
11 days |  AAT Kings’ premium Outback Panorama tour visits Ayers Rock, The Olgas, Kings Canyon and Kakadu National Park over 12 spectacular scenic days
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Alice Springs & Ayers Rock
6 days | Take a guided tour of Alice Springs and travel to the West MacDonnell Ranges, marvel at the spectacular rock formations in Palm Valley. On this 6 day tour you will also see Kings Canyon, Kata Tjuta and sunrise at Uluru.
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