Coisas para fazer em Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park

The tour was very fun and interesting. Our tour guide, Lisa, was excellent—friendly, knowledgeable, and engaging. The sunset location was beautiful, and the experience was great value for money.

It was a great experience! The staff members were very courteous and respectful, and they gave us thoughtful consideration! Thank you very much.

This was the most fulfilling tour I did in Uluru. The guide was really good, and the Kata Tjuta hike wasn't too difficult, even for older people.

It's wonderful! We provide wine and simple snacks, along with transportation and a very basic guide. You can comfortably enjoy about 40 minutes of free time.

The 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 photo spot. After that, we went to hike the Valley of the Winds at Kata Tjuta. It was very windy along the way, but the scenery was beautiful, and we were constantly awestruck by the valley. Afterwards, they took us to two more viewpoints to see Kata Tjuta from a distance, which was stunning with the blue sky and white clouds.

I joined a one-day tour, which was a small group. The guide was very professional and shared many stories about the Aboriginal people and Uluru. They took us to Mutitjulu Waterhole, walked the Mala Walk, and visited the Cultural Centre. The itinerary was very relaxed, allowing us to get up close with Uluru. Afterwards, we went to a sunset viewing spot where someone had prepared food and drinks for us, and we finished eating just in time to watch the sunset. The sunlight shining on Uluru was golden, absolutely stunning! On a side note, there were quite a few flies on site, so if you're bothered by them, I recommend buying a fly net and only removing it for photos.

I find this activity quite enjoyable and something new. The tour guide was great, we were able to stop for photos (non sensitive areas) as we ride along the Uluru. Interesting stories/history. Totally recommend this activity for those that don't want to walk all day long around the rock 😆 We heard kids and other people walking and saw us on the segways that they should have booked it. Tip: wear sunglasses or protective goggles because it could be windy and not comfortable having sand in your face/eyes.

The sunrise was truly beautiful, and the hotel transportation was punctual. They also offered hot coffee, tea, and some cookies. At the Field of Light, you can spend almost an hour taking photos, and the crew can assist you with photography and even teach you some tips for capturing the perfect shots with the Field of Light. Overall, the experience is truly unforgettable, and the sunrise with Uluru was absolutely stunning—a must-see in your lifetime!