Half Day Tour
Uluru Sunset
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Uluṟu Sunset
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Uluṟu Sunset
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Uluṟu Sunset
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Uluṟu Sunset
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Uluṟu Sunset
Prices From
$65
adult ?$33
child ?$65
concession ? Prices above are for departures between 1 April 2018 - 31 March 2019Optional Extras
Itinerary
Welcome to Uluṟu
Sit back and relax as you travel into the amazing Uluru – Kata Tjuta National Park. Your Driver Guide will provide details of the afternoon’s itinerary while you enjoy the amazing surrounds and incredible sight of Uluru in the distance.
Uluṟu – Kata Tjuṯa National Park
As you head toward the iconic Uluru, you’ll take in the sites of Kata Tjuta, also known as the Olgas. This incredible formation of rock domes extends six kilometres into the ground and is the remains of erosion that began more than 500 million years ago. It is understood that Aboriginal people have lived in this area for more than 22,000 years.
Wine and Nibbles
Once you’re settled at the Sunset Viewing Area, you’ll be served sparkling wine and nibbles while you begin to absorb the enormity and beauty of your surroundings. You can just relax or stroll around the Sunset Viewing Area to discover your own personal space to watch the amazing sunset.
Uluṟu (Ayers Rock)
Arguably Australia’s most recognisable and fascinating icon, Uluru (Ayers Rock) stands 348 metres high, however, most of its mass is below ground level. You’ll be overwhelmed by its incredible size, presence and inherent spirituality.
Uluṟu Sunset
As the sun sets over the western horizon, you’ll be witness to the majestic presence and many shades of colour for which Uluru is most famous. Be sure to have your Driver Guide take a photo of you with Uluru in the background – although they say that the memory will stay with you forever!
Half Day Tour
Approximately 2 hours (Barbecue: + 2.5 hours)
Departs
75 minutes prior to sunset
from Ayers Rock Resort
Returns
30 minutes after sunset
(Barbecue: 2½ hours after sunset)
Times are approximate.
Need Accommodation?
Our special discounted rates make booking accommodation with us during your holiday both easy and affordable at selected AAT Kings hotels and resorts.
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Inclusions
- Sparkling wine and nibbles
- Experienced Driver Guide
- Comprehensive commentary
- Travel in an air-conditioned coach
What to bring
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Sunglasses, sunscreen and hat
- Water bottle to hold 1 litre
- Camera
- Jacket in cooler months
Fitness requirement
Low level of fitness required.
Schedule
| • | Depart 75 minutes prior to sunset |
| • | Return to resort 30 minutes after sunset |
| ▶ Uluṟu BBQ Dinner option: | |
| • | Depart Uluṟu Sunset area 10 minutes after sunset |
| • | Return to resort 2.5 hours after sunset |
Prices
Tour (Y11)
Optional Add-Ons
Aussie Barbecue Dinner under the Stars (+BBQ)
After sunset continue to our exclusive venue for an Aussie Barbecue Dinner, with Uluru as your stunning backdrop. Relax in the company of friends and fellow travellers and enjoy sparkling wine on arrival then dine on a menu of steak, kangaroo meat, lamb sausages, chicken skewers and garlic prawns, salads and a tasty dessert. All accompanied by a selection of red and white wines, beer and soft drinks. There’s time for stargazing too (weather permitting).
Free hotel pick-ups
Hotel pick-ups are available free of charge on selected tours if you do not wish to meet at the main departure point. Hotel pick up times vary so please use the tool below to find your hotel and pick up time. Hotel pick-ups must be requested with your booking.
Please note
Pick-up times vary throughout the year due to different sunset times.
Please call us or visit the AAT Kings Ayers Rock day tours desk in the Touring and Information Centre.
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Interesting Fact
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Uluru is also known as Ayers Rock; it was named by William Gosse in 1873 after Sir Henry Ayers.
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Uluru's surface is made up of valleys, ridges & caves that were created through erosion over millions of years. Surface oxidation of its iron content gives it an orange-red hue.
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Uluru originally sat at the bottom of a sea, but today stands 348 m above ground. Surprisingly, 2.5 km of its bulk is underground.
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The rock was created over some 600 million years, and the Aborigines have been in the area for the last 22,000 years.
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Uluru is about 3.6 km long and 1.9 km wide, with a circumference of 9.4 km.
