Things to do in Uluru

Very good experience, the Segway was easy to learn and control, all staffs there were super friendly, the guy who taught us the Segway was very patient. Our tour guide Ayla (hope I spell her name right) was full of passion in hers work, and always caring because my friends and I are non-native English speakers. Also, having a glass of champagne and some snacks while watching sunset at Uluru was an unforgettable experience. I’d love to recommend this!

Our itinerary started with watching the sunrise, and everyone received a hot drink and a snack. Since the sunrise viewing spot was quite crowded, we had to walk a bit further to find a good place for photos. After the sunrise, we went to hike the Valley of the Winds at Kata Tjuta. It was very windy along the way, but the scenery was stunning, and we were constantly awestruck by the valley. Afterward, our guide took us to two more viewpoints where we could see Kata Tjuta from a distance, and it looked beautiful against the blue sky and white clouds.

It was an amazing experience at Uluru. I got to watch the sunset while enjoying some wine and snacks. When we arrived at the sunset viewing spot, everything had already been prepared for us. There were drinks and lots of food, like pickles, cheese, Doritos, rice crackers, salami, and more. The guide was also so friendly, and he made the bus ride really fun. On the way back after the sunset, he recommended some restaurants in Yulara. Anyway, it was a really great tour, and I had an amazing time at Uluru.

Lovely experience walking around the Field of Lights and watching sunrise over Uluru. We could also see Kata-Tjuta clearly that morning. Our guide was very enthusiastic in helping us taking photos and showing us around. During sunset there was also hot tea/coffee/chocolate served with biscuits and shortbreads.

very relaxing tour with beautiful sunsets and dishes. Our tour guide Yad is nice and responsible.

Lovely tour but I would not recommend taking if you don't regularly do sports of have a good fitness level, or have health issues that prevent you from hiking/trekking. They do have an easier alternative if you wish to take (the Kings Creek Walk), but that one is auite short and there is nothing else to do after that while waiting for the hikers (aside from taking a helicopter ride, which will cost around $250/person, or taking a dip at King's Canyon resort). Overall, regarding value for money, if you aren't that fit and want sth else aside from Uluru & the free activities at the resort, I'd recommend taking the Kata-Tjuta Day Tour instead.

The Sunrise was really beautiful and the hotel transportation is on time and they will also offer hot coffee and tea and some cookies the field of light you can spend almost 1 hour taking some photos and the crew can also help you to take the photos and teach you some photography tips to take photos with the field of light. Overall, the experience is really unforgettable and the sunrise with Uluru was really stunning, you must see once in your life!

I had an unforgettable experience at Uluru with the tour as it was my first time going camping. Our tour guide Daragh is so nice and kind. She carefully took care of us and made us feel warm and welcomed. 10/10 for the tour and 1000/10 for Daragh.

this was a great tour that I am so glad we were able to book for Uluru. our guides were an amazing part of the tour, and provided us an entertaining and educational experience. I particularly enjoyed their knowledge of geology when they described how Uluru was formed and provided context of the age of Uluru. watching the sunset was simply a magical experience that is beyond words to describe.