Alice Springs to Uluru (Ayers Rock) One Way Shuttle

Alice Springs, Australia

Travel by luxury bus on this one way transfer from Alice Springs to Uluru (Ayers Rock). Learn more about the flora and fauna as well as the natural and geological history of this classic Northern Territory desert scenery as you pass outback stations. Take an optional Camel ride (own expense) and stop to take photos of Mount Conner, the third monolith of Central Australia.

Travel from Alice Springs via the rugged West MacDonnell and James Ranges to Uluru (Ayers Rock). Stop en route at the Outback Camel Farm where you can take the opportunity to ride a camel, known to many as the 'ships of the desert' (own expense). View and photograph the unusual flat-topped Atila (Mt Conner), a mesa formed during a period of great uplift, then left to the savages of aeons of erosion. En route your Driver/Guide will provide an informative and entertaining commentary on the natural and geological history of the region, the unique Australian desert flora and fauna, and some of the traditional customs and beliefs of the Aborigines who have inhabited these lands for more than 20 000 years.

PLEASE NOTE, THIS IS A ONE-WAY COACH TRANSFER FROM ALICE SPRINGS TO ULURU (AYERS ROCK).

USD $147.88

Traveler Reviews

Review by: Kay O	March 2012
This was a great trip. Very comfortable. I enjoyed the two stops to give my legs a stretch and to grab something to eat. The bus driver really made the trip as he had so much knowledge and the information he provided on the explorers particularly Stuart. A great trip. Would recommend as a good way to travel to Uluru.

Review by: JOYCE W	December 2011
Bus trip was excellent! Bus was on time at our apartment - frequent stops - driver knowledgeable and very chatty. Time passed very quickly. Great informative video on board too! Well worth the money!

Review by: Anton M	December 2011
Trip and stops and comments from Teena, the_br/_ driver/guide were excellent. The only thing was, that on arrival at Alice Springs, I found that the trip with the same company was offered for 20 AUD less.

Review by: john j	November 2011
good

Review by: Claudia D	July 2011
Excellent trip! Very interesting commentary from driver Patrick and great fun at stops, especially the camel ride at the farm! Very enjoyable, thank you.

Review by: KEITH B	February 2011
Very efficient and enjoyable trip, Mark the driver was excellent.

Review by: Petra M	August 2010
I liked the trip in the very comfortable shuttle bus very much. the driver was friendly and patient and did explain some storys about history and environment. so we had a great time. thanks.

Review by: Roger L, United States of America	March 2010
Great ride with good stops.

Review by: Anonymous, United States of America	February 2010
On time. Personable driver guide. Made the hours of driving over many kilometres a very pleasant experience. Driver told stories about the areas we were passing through and stopped several times for us to 'stretch our legs', also played some local 'cowboy' music - very humorous. BTW, if you want some aborigine artwork and see something you like, buy at these 'stations' as the prices get higher as you get closer to Uluru!

Review by: David F, United Kingdom	February 2010
The coach picked us up from our hotel on time and our transfer to Ayers Rock resort was very pleasant with two convenience breaks en route and a transfer to our resort hotel.

Review by: Susan C, United States of America	November 2009
The trip was interesting ... bus driver very informative ... stops were excellent ... great insight to the Outback.

Review by: Claude B, United States of America	October 2009
Scenic, with excellent commentaries by the bus driver. The brief stop at Mt. Ebenezer trading post was a genuine outback experience. They have a fine bus.

Review by: Camilla D, United Kingdom	May 2009
The trip was bearable. Driver very informative and polite. Nice travel.

Review by: Ann Greta S, United Kingdom	April 2009
Wonderful experience - comfortable seats and comfort stops.

Review by: Anonymous, United Kingdom	October 2007
The description of the shuttle journey is accurate, friendly driver/guide.

Review by: Barbara B, United Kingdom	August 2007
This was an awesome journey through the spectacular scenery of the oldest mountain ranges in Australia, with stops at a camel farm and an Outback watering hole. The driver was very informative about local history; he shared some amazing information. This beats catching the plane from Alice Springs.

Review by: Paul B	August 2007
This was an awesome journey through the spectacular scenery of the oldest mountain ranges in Australia, with stops at a camel farm and an Outback watering hole. The driver was very informative about local history; he shared some amazing information. This beats catching the plane from Alice Springs.

Review by: Anonymous, United States of America	February 2007
This shuttle was far more practical for driving this long stretch.

Review by: Andrew F, Canada	November 2006
The trip to Ayers Rock was great! However, we did find that everything was over priced from the food to the accommodations. It was nice having a driver take us there so we could sleep, but we had thought that we would get some more information while traveling there instead of just hearing stories and personal experiences.