For Uluru, this is the most comprehensive tour that provides an opportunity to best understand the natural and cultural significance of Uluru. The tour commences prior to sunrise and places you in the most grand and deeply moving places of Uluru. During this 9.4 kilometer (5.8 miles) amble, our guides will introduce you to the geology of Uluru and describe how plants and wildlife have adapted and survived in such a forbidding environment.
The most fascinating is the relationship of the Anangu people to Uluru. This place was shelter, provided water and is a tangible link with their creation ancestors. As you walk around the base you will hear and see the creation time stories of these ancient people unfold. See where the people lived and carried out ceremonies. Here, the beliefs of the people are embodied in one of the great places of this world. From a distance Uluru is spectacular; from close up it is powerful and deeply moving.
Please Note: There are 24 and 48 hour Tour Passes available including other small group tours in the Ayers Rock, Kata Tjuta and Mount Conner region. These passes offer flexibility and great value. |
