Ayers Rock (Uluru)
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- Address:Circuit Drive, Yulara
- Admission:Free
Cultural Experience, Must-Do Experience, Nature & Wildlife, Popular with Locals, Walking/Hiking, Monument - Natural
Ayers Rock (Uluru) Reviews
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Disappointed with this tour - from the moment when we first arrived on the bus and the commentator seemed bored and still half asleep. Uluru and Kata Tjuta were fantastic but felt culturally deprived .. would love to have heard more about why the rock is important to indigenous Australians rather than when whites discovered it .. but this is a criticism of the entire Uluru experience - and one that was echoed by many other travellers we met at the time. Would not recommend doing this trip.
Sunrise on the Rock a must however the real highlight was Kata Tjuta. Make sure you add a tour to this amazing grouping of domes.
Nicely done. Even though we were so "lucky" as to be out under a cloudy sky---rarest of rare occurrences at Ayers Rock---the staff made the program entertaining. Great experience!
Great experience. Beautiful views of the Yulara area as well as the Rock. Informative commentary by our pilot Dave.
Very good photo opertunities and no better way to see the rock . It is a pitty the resort charges like a wounded bull, I will not take any more of my visitors for an overnight experience because of the excess charges. $30.90 for a T bone steak, and you have to cook it yourself, what a rip off. Yes you have full control of your resort but not full control of locals bringing their guests to the rock
This dinner is a must do for anyone traveling to Ayers Rock. The evening begins with canapes, champagne, and a didgeredoo performance! Dinner under the stars is breathtaking and the food is delicious!
A little bit scaring, but amaizing! Pilots were so professional and told us very interesting facts about Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Ayers Rock in general
Excellent! All went like clockwork: we turned up at the appointed pick-up time and location and were whisked to Ayres Rock Airport. Fantastic flight, outstanding pilot with ever-responsive commentary. Highly recommended!
Excellent food and entertainment, although the experience is a bit rushed. I would have wished that the dining site be a little closer to Ayers Rock to appreciate it better.
We had a great time at the "Sound of Silence" in ayres Rock, the staff are very friendly and the chef amazing cooking in the middle of the desert. All kinds of food for all tastes.
It does get chilly when the sun goes down but hey ,rug up!! or take with you.A few more heaters on the outside would be great.
A brilliant experience was had by all.
I had pre paid for the tour but the hotel still charged me on the hotel bill, so check before you leave, no problem they re-embersed us,
We thoroughly enjoyed this dinner. To watch the sun set at Ayers Rock with champagne and appetizers, a lovely dinner while meeting fellow travelers from Australia and around the world and then stories of the constellations under the night sky was a wonderful way to start our Australian vacation.
short and sweet. The pilot could have been more informative. Did not get close enough to the rock
A definite must for any traveller to Uluru (Ayers Rock) - no need to worry if it is cold as they have heaters over the tables. We went in June and it was perfect!
Fantastic!! A must for anyone ataying at Ayers Rock Resort. Location is perfect - views of Uluru on one side and Kata Tjuta on the other. We watched the sun set with a glass of champagne and the didgeridoo in the background. As the sun disappeared behind Kata Tjuta, we had a fantastic meal with dishes to suit all tastes. Then a local astronomer took us on a journet across the night sky - no light polution so it was a breathtaking sight. You even get chance to look through telescopes and binoculars. Given to current AUD/GBP exchange rate, it seems quite pricey for an evening out ... but rest assured it is well worth every penny and more. If you do one thing at Uluru, make sure it's Sounds of Silence.
A wonderful trip. I read the reviews before and was open minded. This is a great way to see Kings Canyon, the drive is long but the driver was good with updates and I investigated the times before. Everything worked smoothly and was on time, our driver John, helped me arrange an additional helicopter trip and was very accommodating, thanks. A great way to see Oz in comfort and not having to do the driving yourself.
The Resort was similar to Ayers Rock with food prices and the trip is clear about inclusions. Yes no live bugs in the room and given that we are in the Outback I was impressed with how clean the room was, on the same standard to Ayers Rock. Very quiet and I felt safe.
I did not realise that Viator were an Agent until afterwards, the trip was the same price as booking direct and I will be using again for other trips.
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