Things to do in Alice Springs

I took the 15-minute tour of Uluru only. After completing the reservation, I received an email asking if it was possible to change the time in order to adjust the number of people. The hotel pick-up was easy to understand, and after arriving at the facility, I watched a safety video. The helicopter seated 6 people, and you can take a photo with the helicopter before boarding. Uluru from the sky was amazing, and it was a valuable experience. I could also see Kata Tjuta in the distance. Including the pick-up, I was able to return to the hotel in about an hour, so I recommend experiencing it on the first day after arriving at Uluru.

The Uluru stargazing tour is led by drivers and guides from atrip. A whole busload of tourists will be divided into Chinese and English tours, so you can group yourselves according to your language preference. The stargazing tour is extremely affected by weather factors, such as cloudy weather that may obscure the stars. The Chinese-speaking guide on this tour was very knowledgeable about constellations and combined astronomy with Eastern historical and cultural allusions, so I absorbed a lot of new knowledge. However, when it came to the photo session, the stars were not very prominent due to too many clouds, but I still got a very precious nighttime photo with Uluru and the sky. Finally, we used a telescope to admire Saturn and the moon. I thought it was great to be able to feel the glittering spotlights provided by nature.

Standing before Uluru, especially at sunrise or sunset, is truly breathtaking. The rock transforms with the light, shifting through deep reds to radiant oranges and purples, creating an almost magical atmosphere. The expansive desert landscape surrounding it evokes a sense of being both insignificant and connected to something greater.

Worth a visit in addition to Uluru-Kata Tjuta trip as it offers different experience. Highly reccomend the rim walk but only when you are well prepared and physically fit as the walk truly requires physical demanding. I would say not only the first 500 steps which most people agrees the most difficult ones but also throughout the entire walk. But the view is very rewarding… Also thanks to Alex our guide as he is very caring and such an informative walk…

I heard that the Field of Light is better as a sunrise tour versus visiting at night, and while I can't directly say that it is since I didn't do the night tour, I do think the sunrise tour was the way to go. You get a good amount of time to walk around yourself (although try to be in front for the guide taking your picture so that you have more time to walk around), and then you're able to watch the sunrise with a nice view of both Ulutu and Kata Tjuta in the far background.

Really enjoyed it! definitely well worth the money. Pick up and drop off was smooth. Bubbles and Nibbles were great!! Uluru was spectacular!

this is a good overview half day tour to see uluru and its surroundings. guide was very informative.

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.

I felt very safe with the driver's careful driving. Also, they were very kind. The BBQ preparation was efficient. There were many salads with mayonnaise, so I would have liked some leafy greens as well.