Learn the Aboriginal stories that go back thousands of years as you visit Uluru for its famous sunset. Then enjoy a true Aussie-style barbecue dinner near the iconic monolith.
Sit back and relax as you travel into beautiful Uluru. Your experienced Guide will inform you about the details of its geology and incredible history as you travel around the base of Uluru.
On arrival at the Sunset Viewing Area, you’ll be served from a selection of Australian wines and nibbles while you absorb the enormity and beauty of your surroundings. You can just sit and relax or stroll around the area to find your own personal space to watch an amazing Red Centre sunset.
Arguably Australia’s most recognizable and fascinating icon, Uluru (Ayers Rock) stands over 1140 feet high, however, most of its mass is below ground level. You’ll be overwhelmed by its monolithic size, presence and inherent spirituality.
As the sun sets over the western horizon, you’ll witness the majestic presence and many shades of color for which Uluru is most famous.
After sunset you will transferred to an exclusive barbecue site within the Uluru National Park set amongst red sand dunes and desert oak trees providing a peaceful desert setting. Relax in the heart of the rugged Red Centre desert and savor the mouth-watering flavors of beef, kangaroo and sizzling gourmet sausages. Accompanied by crisp seasonal salads, fresh bread rolls and a complimentary selection of drinks (wine, beer and soft drinks), this traditional Aussie barbecue is sure to satisfy after an exciting day of touring the Red Centre.
After dinner, enjoy a cup of billy tea with a delicious dessert. Relax and admire the sight of the sun sinking below the desert plain, gradually revealing a magnificent outback night sky.
Operates
Daily
Departs an hour before sunset and Returns 2.5 hours after sunset (approx.)
Includes
– Return transfers
– Sparkling wine and snacks at sunset
– Experienced driver/guide
– Comprehensive commentary
– Aussie-style BBQ dinner
Need to Know
National Park Pass to be purchased separately. Please wear closed walking shoes and warm layers in cooler months. Moderate level of fitness required.
Photo Credit: Tourism NT/Shaana McNaught
