2-Day Uluru (Ayers Rock) National Park Explorer Trip from Alice Springs

Alice Springs, Australia

Your two day independent coach tour includes the highlights of Uluru (Ayers Rock) National Park. Travel by luxury coach from Alice Springs to Ayers Rock and experience the majesty of this monolith and the neighboring Olgas.

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USD $464.00

Review by:   Eva S,    April 2016
The tour was really good. The bus driver was very friendly and nice. Acommodation was really good.

Review by:   Andrea F,    October 2015
The Tour was okay.

Review by:   fang d,    December 2013
too expensive with no food and no drink

Review by:   Kaj N,    April 2013
One in every aspect good trip with a good driver guide ! Nice coffee, cookies time while waiting for the sun ! Go for it !

Review by:   Kaj N,    April 2013
Very well organised trip ! A bit of a disappointment as the sun set took place in the clouds ! For the rest very well organised with well doing guides !!! Nice sundowner time ! A must trip !

Review by:   Fred W,    May 2009
The rock was much less than expected but perhaps that is because I come from Arizona and we have the Red Rock area of Sedona, far more spectacular, and the Grand Canyon. The tour was boring. So we just skipped the morning part. Worst of all we were not aware that booking the outback pioneer meant walking a long distance outdoors to a toilet. We paid to upgrade. So do not book the outback if you don't want to walk in the dark to facilities!

Review by:   Carol Z,   United States of America, April 2009
The rock was much less than expected but perhaps that is because I come from Arizona and we have the Red Rock area of Sedona, far more spectacular, and the Grand Canyon. The tour was boring. So we just skipped the morning part. Worst of all we were not aware that booking the outback pioneer meant walking a long distance outdoors to a toilet. We paid to upgrade. So do not book the outback if you don't want to walk in the dark to facilities!

Review by:   Fred W,    April 2009
The rock was much less than expected but perhaps that is because I come from Arizona and we have the Red Rock area of Sedona, far more spectacular, and the Grand Canyon. The tour was boring. So we just skipped the morning part. Worst of all we were not aware that booking the outback pioneer meant walking a long distance outdoors to a toilet. We paid to upgrade. So do not book the outback if you don't want to walk in the dark to facilities!

Review by:   Edward W,    October 2008
We needed a tour that would get us from Alice Springs to Ayers Rock and allow us to explore the rock. This one fit the bill nicely. It's a long, approximately 6-hour journey from Alice Springs to Ayers Rock on one long straight road through the desert with a couple of stops. One stop allows you to ride a camel, which I thoroughly recommend! The driver was quite informative, giving you information as you go. The sightseeing around the Olgas and Ayers Rock was great. The sunset and sunrise were a really memorable experience. We also enjoyed the partial hike around the base of the rock, for which the bus driver tells you about the Dreamtime Aboriginal stories related to the rock. Our only disappointment is that we thought the tour might be lead by an Aborigine, but we only saw a few the entire time we were in Ayers Rock.

Review by:   Edward W,   United States of America, September 2008
We needed a tour that would get us from Alice Springs to Ayers Rock and allow us to explore the rock. This one fit the bill nicely. It's a long, approximately 6-hour journey from Alice Springs to Ayers Rock on one long straight road through the desert with a couple of stops. One stop allows you to ride a camel, which I thoroughly recommend! The driver was quite informative, giving you information as you go. The sightseeing around the Olgas and Ayers Rock was great. The sunset and sunrise were a really memorable experience. We also enjoyed the partial hike around the base of the rock, for which the bus driver tells you about the Dreamtime Aboriginal stories related to the rock. Our only disappointment is that we thought the tour might be lead by an Aborigine, but we only saw a few the entire time we were in Ayers Rock.

Review by:   ,    August 2008
There was not much to see along the way, but the bus driver was great.

Review by:   Richard B,    August 2008
This tour was very good.

Review by:   Carolyn O,    August 2008
There was not much to see along the way, but the bus driver was great.

Review by:   Anonymous,    August 2008
There was not much to see along the way, but the bus driver was great.

Review by:   Anonymous,   United States of America, November 2006
There was not much to see along the way, but the bus driver was great.

Review by:   Carolyn O,    November 2006
There was not much to see along the way, but the bus driver was great.

Review by:   Richard B,   Australia, August 2006
This tour was very good.