Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comSounds of Silence Restaurant
based on 103 reviews
Duration: 3 hours (approx.)
Location: Ayers Rock, Northern Territory
Product code: 2478_SAIAO1FIT
103 reviews of Sounds of Silence Restaurant
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The whole resort thing is very expensive, but the dinner was very nice. The information about the southern night sky was especially interesting.
Reviewed by: Annemarie L, Ireland, March 2008
Couldn't eat much food as the crickets were constantly jumping over it which we found very funny. The sunset over the Olgas was beautiful and the sky is so clear you can see all the stars.
Reviewed by: Angela W, United Kingdom, January 2008
This was a spectacular event and a great way to kick off my arrival at Uluru. When the lights were turned off, the stars in the night sky came alive! Magnificent - worth the experience for sure.
Reviewed by: Teresa G, United States, December 2007
A beautiful evening in the outback. Cocktails and canapes are appreciated even more when you're in the middle of nowhere watching the sunset over an Australian icon! Great idea having a talk on the stars in the night sky too. Basic Japanese language skills would be great for many of the guests.
Reviewed by: Luke C, Australia, December 2007
This was a fun, however pricey, experience. Everything at Uluru is way overpriced, but the night sky is amazing. You can see it by yourself, without the dinner. Food was average.
Reviewed by: Alfred V, United States, December 2007
Having drinks and nibbles while watching the sunset from a viewing area was great - best part of the night. Actual meal was average, and we were rushed away at the end without time for the coffee.
Reviewed by: Anne M, United Kingdom, December 2007
Lovely setting, nice food, great people. We sat at a table with people who knew our friends back in Perth. Also met some great people from the UK and Canada. Although the weather wasn't the best for stargazing or the changing colours of the rock, we still had a great time.
Reviewed by: Lisa G, Australia, November 2007
I was afraid that this was going to be a hokey experience but was delighted by the food and the talk on the stars.
Reviewed by: Cornelius O, Canada, October 2007
Great evening overall. Food was great, the storyteller was superb and tremendously helpful with the telescopes and binoculars looking at the sky. Unfortunately we had a group at an adjoining table who wouldn't shut up the whole time. Would recommend it highly.
Reviewed by: Edward H, Canada, September 2007
I thought it was great; just a pity it was too cold. The food was well done, and the gentleman who talked to us about the stars was great.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Australia, July 2007
We had a great evening. Highly recommended. My only complaint was the rather abrupt ending. We were asked to board the bus as soon as the last mouthful of port was finished.
Reviewed by: Justine M, Australia, July 2007
Viewing the Milky Way was an amazing experience. Although the food was good, it got cold before it could be eaten. Warmed plates would have helped. Also, the driver of the bus who took us to the outdoor restaurant was extremely immature. During the drive to the site, he treated us to loud rock and roll music that didn't exactly set the right mood for our first encounter with the Outback and mystical Uluru.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States, July 2007
Outrageously overpriced, as was everything else in Uluru, but the sky was clear and unbelievably gorgeous. Food was decent, though a bit exotic for children's tastes. Very, very cold, so wear warm clothes.
Reviewed by: Douglas L, United States, July 2007
We were disappointed that the dinner venue was so far from Ayers Rock for sunset viewing.
Reviewed by: Lawrence P, Australia, June 2007
A cloudy night so no stars, but then again, if it had been clear we wouldn't have had the super sunset! Don't forget to wear something warm.
Reviewed by: Stuart D, United Kingdom, May 2007
