Things to do in Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park

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Everything was perfect. It had rained, so it wasn't hot. There was a cool breeze, and it smelled wonderful. We even saw frogs, which is very rare. Quite an experience!

Iur guides Jesse and Celia were amazing. They shared their wealth of knowledge and fielded questions with ease. Sunrise at Uluru was incredible and hot drinks and snacks certainly added to the experience. Kata Tjuṯa Walpa Gorge walk was such a contrast and the final stop gave us a panoramic view of both locations. Miney well spent.

Pick up was on time but it was at 4:30am so had to get up really early and the temperature in the field was 4C but felt like 1C!! The lightings are amazing and it was a huge spread of different colourful illuminations. Then came the lights of the sunrise reflected on Uluru Rock was also amazing.

Tour guide: The trip was comfortable, but the journey was long, from 7 AM to 12 AM. It was great to gaze at Uluru, enjoy a BBQ dinner, and watch the sunset! Yad was conscientious and explained everything clearly! He had to drive, explain the scenery along the way, knew all about the local customs, could answer all questions, and also had to prepare the BBQ dinner. Amazing!!

I was able to see Uluru being illuminated by the sun. It gets very cold in the mornings and evenings in mid-June, so I recommend wearing warm clothes.

I couldn't buy a bus ticket hop on hop off, so I joined this tour and I felt the experience was very good. The tour guide also explained things in detail. It was very cold when waiting for sunrise, but he also prepared hot drinks for everyone.