Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comSounds of Silence Restaurant
based on 129 reviews
Duration: 3 hours (approx.)
Location: Ayers Rock, Northern Territory
Product code: 2478_SAIAO1FIT
129 reviews of Sounds of Silence Restaurant
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The highlights of a delightful evening were the stargazing and the wild camels in the background as the didgeridoo was being so brilliantly played.
Reviewed by: Les K, United Kingdom, April 2008
Superb! Nothing more to say.
Reviewed by: Terry B, United Kingdom, April 2008
Absolutely fabulous evening from start to finish. The 'Didge' player wonderful. The meal and service excellent. Magnificent sunset and southern sky astronomy talk. Well worth doing.
Reviewed by: Alan & Sylvia B, United Kingdom, March 2008
Wonderful, very romantic. The sunset over Uluru was great but even better was seeing all the stars and finding out about them. Food was good too!
Reviewed by: Brian S, United Kingdom, March 2008
Pricey, but well worth the experience. They offer tasty food, and being under the stars made this a very enjoyable experience. Though we were just outside of the resort, we had nice sunset views of Uluru and Kata Tjuta.
Reviewed by: Dallas C, Canada, March 2008
This was definitely worth doing. The food, people and mood for the evening were everything we had hoped it would be. Thank you.
Reviewed by: Kenneth C, United States of America, March 2008
What a fantastic experience. The location, the food, everything was perfect. Do not miss this experience of a lifetime.
Reviewed by: John B, United Kingdom, February 2008
Found this to be a lovely experience. Although many coach-loads go on this trip, smaller groups are taken to different locations. We were greeted with wine and canapas and mingled with the other guests to watch the sun go down. Escorted to another area where the buffet BBQ was served to the sounds of a didgeridoo, then seated at tables of 10. We had super company and the food was good. The astronomer was excellent and very entertaining. A very good time was had by all.
Reviewed by: Cherie D, United Kingdom, February 2008
Great evening and food, even if we chose the first cloudy night in ages! Take a hat - the flies are very annoying until the sun disappears.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United Kingdom, February 2008
Delicious food, excellent performances.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Spain, January 2008
We thoroughly enjoyed our evening under the stars. The atmosphere was just right. Informal, entertaining and informative. The food was amazing and plentiful to say we were out in the desert! Well worth it.
Reviewed by: Marian M, United Kingdom, January 2008
Fabulous atmosphere and the guy who did the presentation on the stars in the sky was excellent!
Reviewed by: Sue S, United Kingdom, January 2008
A wonderful experience, totally unique, very atmospheric. The food was good and the wine plentiful.
Reviewed by: Sally C, United Kingdom, January 2008
Even though it rained it was brilliant, we where supplied with rain coats!!! Added to the fun of the evening. An evening not to be missed in ALL weather!
Reviewed by: Gillian P, United Kingdom, December 2007
Wonderful experience, not to be missed. Watching the sunset drinking a buck's fizz was great, the food was good, and we actually heard a dingo calling in the dark. Fabulous!
Reviewed by: Julia M, United Kingdom, December 2007
