Aboriginal Uluru Sunrise Liru Walk Tour and Breakfast

Ayers Rock, Australia

On this small group tour you will enjoy sunrise, a restaurant breakfast overlooking Uluru and the Liru Walk with Aboriginal guides. On the famous Liru Walk you will retrace the path of the Liru Ancestors through bushland near Uluru. Hear the tragic fate of Lungkata (Blue Tongue Lizard Man), who is still lying at the base of Uluru. See demonstrations of ancient bush skills such as making kiti (bush glue), making fire and carving wooden tools with only a sharpened stone. You'll also learn to hold and throw a spear.

The restaurant breakfast overlooking Uluru is provided in the upstairs restaurant of the Uluru Cultural Centre. The setting is very serene, with a dramatic view of Uluru. Breakfast includes hot filled croissants, Danish pastries, toast and condiments, muesli, selection of cereals, fresh fruit salad, fruit juice, fresh coffee and selection of teas.

All tours are led by local Aboriginal people. They share their culture, explaining how they see the landscape of Uluru, and their 'Tjukurpa' or Dreamtime. These Aboriginal Guides provide much more than just a tour: they provide a unique cultural experience that constantly surpasses the expectation of their guests. Anangu have a special philosophy about sharing, They say 'Ngapartji Ngapartji': 'this is our culture, we share it with you, it benefits us all'.

All information on tour is interpreted into English by our experienced Aboriginal Language Interpreters, who accompany all tours.

USD $137.95

Traveler Reviews

Review by: Kasey T	June 2011
Our tour was great. It would've been nice to spend a bit more time at the sunrise location, but otherwise it was very informative and everyone was friendly, from the bus driver to our Aboriginal guide.

Review by: Sally C, United Kingdom	January 2008
Very interesting trip, we learned about the Aboriginal way of life and the tools used for daily hunting, survival and cooking.

Review by: SALLY C	January 2008
Very interesting trip, we learned about the Aboriginal way of life and the tools used for daily hunting, survival and cooking.

Review by: Tilly L, Australia	July 2007
The local guide and interpreter were just great. I think the male guide seemed more confident, so you felt that you were getting more information. I guess this is just the cultural difference between the men and women. Breakfast was fabulous, but in the future I would like to see the tour use more local foods perhaps. Not sure if this is practical, but worth considering.

Review by: Anonymous, United Kingdom	July 2007
A good trip if you have young children.

Review by: Harold S, United States of America	February 2007
The Aboriginal Uluru Tour was outstanding, if only the weather had co-operated a little more.

Review by: Vanessa N, United States of America	December 2006
This was a great tour. It was very informative and enjoyable.

Review by: AC M, Australia	November 2006
This felt contrived. The Aussie guide was very good at 'translating', but more detail about aboriginal history would have enhanced the experience.

Review by: A c M	November 2006
This felt contrived. The Aussie guide was very good at 'translating', but more detail about aboriginal history would have enhanced the experience.

Review by: Fraser S, Canada	July 2006
There are a number of sunrise tours and sadly this is not the one to choose. I would recommend any of the other sunrise tours of Uluru. I wish them well and hope that this negative review will help them adjust many things and become more successful. The constant highly irritating nose seeking flies were not the worst thing about this tour!