5 days

Instant confirmation

About this activity

Prepare for an unforgettable experience of the Australian Outback's vast blue skies, rugged deserts and stunning scenery combined with its cultural and spiritual history. Travel in 4-wheel-drive vehicles specially built for the rugged terrain and off-road bush tracks of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta area, and spend all four nights camping at private bush camps, enjoying dinner cooked over the campfire and hearing the stories of how 'Dreaming' and 'Creation' began. Fall asleep in your swag (a water-resistant camp bed) after staring in awe at the magnificent desert sky with its myriad of stars.

Included

Meals as per itinerary (B=breakfast, L=lunch, D=dinner)
Drinking water (please bring your own bottle)
Local guide
Overnight camping accommodation (3 nights permanent tent and 1 night bush camping in swags)
Transport by 4WD vehicle
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Travel towels included
National Park fees included for tours departing from 01 April 2019

Not included

Food and drinks, unless specified
Camel ride
Gratuities
National park fees for tours departing until 31 March 2019

Additional

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Not wheelchair accessible
Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
Camping on the last night will be in swags
Not suitable for children 5 years old and under
A maximum of 16 people per group
Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking
Due to limited space on the vehicle please restrict luggage to a day pack and one soft overnight bag/backpack (maximum 2.2lbs/10kg)
What to bring: A hands-free headlight/torch is highly recommended for after-dark activities Wide-brimmed hat Sunscreen Insect repellent Any required medication Water bottle at least 1.5 litres Comfortable walking shoes/boots Warm clothing (in winter) Toiletries Swimsuit and towel Camera
Please note: You’ll spend three nights camping in permanent tents complete with beds, pillows and linen and one night camping in a comfortable swag (water-resistant camp bed) at a private bush camp.
Respecting indigenous culture: Visits to indigenous sites may change at short notice, due to the cultural and ceremonial obligations of your indigenous hosts and guide. Uluru is sacred to the local Anangu Aboriginal people, and it is preferred that you do not climb it. Oak Valley Aboriginal Community may be substituted with an alternative indigenous experience due to cultural reasons and accessibility issues.