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Unleash your spirit of adventure with a trip to Uluru. Join us for an unforgettable journey full of culture and exploration. Don't miss out on this chance to create memories that will last a lifetime!
Uluru is a large sandstone rock formation located in the heart of the Australian Outback. It is considered a sacred site for the indigenous Anangu people and holds great cultural significance. Visiting Uluru is special because it provides an opportunity to experience the natural beauty and rich cultural heritage of the region, and to learn about the history and traditions of the Anangu people. The rock also offers stunning views, especially during sunrise and sunset, when its changing colors are particularly breathtaking. Overall, visiting Alice Springs and Uluru is a unique and enriching experience that offers a glimpse into Australia's rich history and natural beauty.
This is the trip for you if you are quite independent but would like to travel in a group with discrete support. And if you love nature and culture, and would like to connect with others with an interest in culture and the outdoors.
Think sunrise, red rocks and bonfire!
Note: There may be some changes to the dates and itinerary.
Your Travengers guides for the trip will be Tash and Saskia! See them here: https://travengers.com.au/about-us/team-of-support-guides#
For this trip, we will be a group within another tour group, with Wildlife Adventures.
This is because we want to do Uluru in a respectful and most authentic way, with experts who knows the area really well!
Your adventure in Australia's Red Centre begins in Alice Springs. After we get settled into our YHA accommodation, we'll check out the town and learn about the fascinating world of Aboriginal art by visiting some art galleries.
You can read more about Alice Springs here
Wildlife Tours pick us up at 7am.
Departing from either Alice Springs we head towards Ayers Rock stopping off at Mt Connor (false Uluru) lookout for a view of this mighty red mountain and Curtin Springs for a toilet stop before arriving at our campground for lunch. After lunch, we head to the Red Centre’s Aboriginal interpretive cultural centre. We have a chance to learn about the cultural, ecological, historical, and geological significance of this very special national park.
With the anticipation and excitement growing we make a short drive towards the base of Uluru as we begin to comprehend the sheer size and magnificence of the giant monolith, getting up close and personal to explore further. Walking to Mutitjulu waterhole we discover sacred rock art sites in family caves and hear the creation stories of Kuniya and Liru as we continue our base walk towards Kuniya Piti. From here we drive around sacred sites towards Kantju Gorge where we envisage thehighest waterfall in Central Australia, (truly a spectacle to behold, even more so when raining) an elders’ cave, and the world’s oldest pantry. After exploring the world’s most impressive rock up close and personal, we retreat for panoramic views to witness one of the most incredible sunsets on the planet, all whilst having dinner cooked for you, to feed those hungry eyes.
It’s an early rise and light breakfast as we head off for a spectacular sunrise in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. You thought Uluru was special and just when you think it couldn’t get any more majestic we approach the stunning silhouette of Kata Tjuta. Here we set off on a hike through the Valley of the Winds or Walpa Gorge marveling at the mighty conglomerate rock formations. After exploring Kata Tjuta we make our way towards Kings Canyon region just in time to experience a glorious outback sunset followed by a hearty meal around the campfire.
We head off early to explore the mighty Kings Canyon (Watarrka) venturing into the ancient landscape and sacred grounds of the Ulpanyali and Lilla people. Arriving at the jewel in the crown at the centre of Watarrka National Park (Kings Canyon) we find ourselves surrounded by towering 100-meter cliff faces, views of sandstone chasms, and jawdropping backdrops that will make the hairs stand up on the back of your neck.
Grab your water, hat, and sturdy shoes as we set off on foot to explore (the most seasonally applicable part of) the canyon in more detail. After a well-earned rest, you can now enjoy some downtime as the bus meanders its way to your final destination. This evening you are welcome to conclude your exploration in Yulara, or in Alice Springs – your journey will be seamless whichever option you choose.
After a wonderful 3 days in the outback, we head back to Alice Springs and check into the YHA (where we stayed on the first night) to relax.
As our journey ends, we will fly back home with unforgettable moments and new friendships.
Alice Springs NT, Australia 
