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Uluru Activities and Programs
Uluru delivers the quintessential outback adventure.
In Australia’s Red Centre, experience Uluru and Kata Tjuta with sunrise tours and starlit dinners and be immersed in the local Aboriginal culture.
Immerse yourself in Australia's Red Centre
Maruku Arts dot painting workshop, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Northern Territory © Tourism Australia
Uluru tip
Uluru has a total circumference of 9.4 kilometres (5.8 miles) and a walk around its base takes in a range of surprising landscapes.
Taste bush tucker
Learn about native bush foods with a tasting of seasonal fruit, seeds and spices at Ayers Rock Resort.
Experience Field of Light
Stroll through Bruce Munro’s immersive art installation at sunrise or after dark.
Discover dot painting
Learn about traditional Aboriginal art, symbols and tools and create your own dot painting masterpiece at Maruku Arts.
Ride a camel
Explore the great Central Australian desert on a bespoke camel-riding tour with Uluru Camel Tours.
Take a scenic flight
Watch the sunrise over Uluru and Kata Tjuta from the ultimate viewpoint - a scenic helicopter flight.
Dine under the stars
Host an exclusive dining experience under the stars at Tali Wiru. Start with sparkling wine and canapés as the sun sets over Uluru.
Explore further afield
Kings Canyon Rim Walk, Kings Canyon National Park, Northern Territory © Tourism Australia
Did you know?
For more than 90 years, The Ghan has journeyed through the rugged red expanse of Australia rolling past some of the country’s unique sights.
The Ghan
Charter a 50-minute flight to Alice Springs to connect with the legendary Ghan train, one of the world’s great rail experiences that runs from Darwin to Adelaide.
Kings Canyon
Groups can take in the spectacular landscape of Watarrka National Park (Kings Canyon) with a scenic flight, or enjoy it on foot with a walk through the red landscape.
