A majestic and sacred rock formation in the middle of the wild outback, Uluru is one of the world’s most intriguing sights. If that’s not reason enough to visit and see for yourself, we’ll give you 10 more.
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1. Get A Bird’s-Eye View of Uluru – To fully appreciate Australia’s vast desert landscape and the natural wonder of Uluru, you need to experience it from the air. Take to the skies in a helicopter to witness the awesome spectacle of this iconic monolith.
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2. Dine Under The Outback Sky At The Sounds Of Silence – A dining experience so unique, it’s been entered into the Australian Tourism Hall of Fame. Your evening starts off with dune-top sparkling wine and canapés as you listen to the sounds of a didgeridoo and watch the sunset over Uluru. Then, under the open night sky, join your table of fellow explorers for a 3-course buffet inspired by bush tucker, the indigenous foods eaten by Australian Aboriginal people for millennia. After dark, a star talker will guide you through the Southern Night sky and point out the Southern Cross, zodiac signs, galaxies and visible planets.
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3. Set Your Pulse Racing With An Uluru Skydive – Looking for an adrenaline rush? Then this is the experience for you; a skydive over beautiful Uluru is guaranteed to set your pulse racing. Combine the spectacular views of the monolith, Kata Tjuta rock formations and beyond with the rush of jumping out of a plane at nearly 4,000 metres.
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4. Ride High On The Back Of A Camel – Another exciting (and far less death-defying) way to explore the great Central Australian bush is from the back of a camel. Ride high above the desert surrounds and explore the Aussie outback just as the early pioneers did.
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5. Zoom Around The Rock On The Back Of A Harley – For thrill-seekers in search of something a bit different: imagine seeing Uluru for the first time from the back of a late model Heritage Softail Harley Davidson – an unforgettable experience. Join Uluru Motorcycle Tours for a fun-filled adventure, zipping around the outback on a Harley or 3-wheeler.
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6. See Uluru By Segway – Take in all the highlights as you travel around the full 10-kilometre base of Uluru on a segway – a fun, easy way to circumnavigate the iconic monolith. Why walk when you can segway!
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7. Taste Authentic Australian Bush Tucker – “Bush tucker” is the Australian term for the huge variety of native herbs, spices, fruits, seeds, insects and wildlife that Indigenous Australians have been eating for tens of thousands of years. Learn about Australian native bush foods with a tasting of seasonal seeds, fruits and spices. Your knowledgeable guide will describe the resourceful ways the Indigenous people used the bush for nourishment.
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8. Experience Romance And Fine Dining In The Middle Of The Outback – It doesn’t get more romantic – or delicious – than this. Instead of walls, the open-air Tali Wiru restaurant has magnificent views of Uluru; and for unique ambiance, there’s the stillness of the desert at night and the haunting sound of the didgeridoo. You will enjoy Champagne and canapés, a didgeridoo performance and four exquisite courses paired with premium wine, finishing with a star talk and an Indigenous storyteller who will captivate you with stories of the world’s oldest living culture.
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9. Learn The Ancient Art Of Aboriginal Dot-Painting – Join an Indigenous artist to learn about the local dot-painting techniques and the various symbols depicting the Dreamtime stories. You’ll also have a go at creating your own dot-masterpiece to take home as a memento of your stay.
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10. Walk Among The Stars – As darkness falls and Uluru becomes a silhouette against a glittering sky, the Field of Light illuminates the outback. A series of pathways draws you into a desert landscape scattered with 50,000 frosted-glass spheres on slender stems, gently lighting up Australia’s spiritual heartland. The Field of Light is a global phenomenon created by internationally acclaimed artist Bruce Munro, on display until the end of 2020. You don’t want to miss this one-of-a-kind experience.
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