Uluru and Kata Tjuta Tour by Helicopter from Ayers Rock

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Location: Ayers Rock, Australia

Duration: 60 minutes (approx.)

Tour Code: 3463AR1

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77 reviews of Uluru and Kata Tjuta Tour by Helicopter from Ayers Rock

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Reviewed by Anonymous, May 2009

Definitely provides a different perspective of Uluru and Kata Tjuta - well worth it!

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Reviewed by Rino P, Australia, May 2009

Yes, was well worth doing. A word of advice though: if you suffer from motion sickness, remember to take your medication around the time of pickup. My partner suffers and didn't allow enough time for hers to kick in. Ask for sick bag prior to take off. She still loved it and would definitely do it again.

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Reviewed by Andrew K, United Kingdom, April 2009

We only did the Uluru flight, but I would be tempted to do the longer one that takes in Kata Tjuta if I were to do it again.

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Reviewed by Jialin L, Ireland, January 2009

It was amazing to see the rocks by helicopter but it's not as good as we expected. We didn't go that close to the rocks like the brochure pictures.

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Reviewed by Maire D, Ireland, October 2008

The trip was great, the pilot was friendly, the views amazing, definitely worth doing.

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Reviewed by Debra P, Australia, September 2008

Enjoyed the flight, the pilets where very nice, from the moment they picked us up to when they dropped us of.

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Reviewed by Michael B, Australia, August 2008

Made the mistake of sitting in front next to our pilot. Did not like the fact that there was so much perspex and so little structure to the 4 seater craft with no grab handle available. Didn't realise that would be my reaction until we were airborne. As a result, I spent a lot of time with my eyes closed every time it banked!! Scenery wise the flight was awesome. I would do it again but only if I could sit in a rear seat.

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Reviewed by Sue S, January 2008

My husband said it was a great experience.

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Reviewed by Paul B, Canada, April 2007

The ride was great and the pilot very informative. Only negative comment we had to confirm our take-off time 24 hrs in advance, but there was no phone number on our confirmation voucher. We're from Canada, and we had to find a computer in Australia, send an e-mail to Viator asking for the phone number, wait for a response and then call to confirm. Very frustrating.

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Reviewed by Jennifer c, October 2012

Good fun but a bit short and we didn't fly as close to the Rock as I imagined we would. A bit overpriced for what it is.

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Reviewed by Judy, Australia, March 2012

It was a real experience being able to see Uluru from this perspective, however it is also expensive for 15 minutes in the air. Glad that we did it but it is a once only adventure .

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Reviewed by ANNILAW, June 2011

short and sweet. The pilot could have been more informative. Did not get close enough to the rock

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Reviewed by Anonymous, November 2009

I did not have a reservation and I had to contact the company multiple times. I wound up getting on the sunset tour. I was in the back seat and the other two passengers removed their doors, so it was windy with not such a great view. It was a hassle.

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Reviewed by Anonymous, June 2008

It was a lot of money for what you got. After going on a helicopter flight in both New Zealand and the Grand Canyon, this one "near" Uluru was boring and unadventurous. The pilot was great and really nice, but the flight was too much for what you actually see and get.

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Reviewed by Jorinne J, USA, March 2008

It's definitely a great way to see Ulura and Kata Tjuta, the length of time was sufficient. The delta was that there was no commentary given. We asked about some history and pilot said he did not know much he also claimed to be very inexperienced as a pilot, made us pretty nervous.

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