Itinerary
This is a typical itinerary for this product
Stop At: Uluru Rd, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Northern Territory 0872 Australia
Travel to Kuniya Piti at the base of Uluru, a sacred site for the Anangu, to begin your 10½ kms sunrise walk. Learn the sacred Tjukurpa (creation) story of the Mala people. Visit the tallest waterfall in Central Australia at Kantju Gorge and hear the Tjukurpa story of the cheeky Blue-tongue Lizard. View ancient rock art and hear the story of Kuniya and Liru at the Mutitjulu Waterhole. Then, return to Kuniya Piti and receive a souvenir certificate celebrating completion of the Uluru Base Walk!
Duration: 4 hours
Inclusions
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Light breakfast including cereal, fruit and muffin
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Experienced Local Guide
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Hotel pickup and drop-off
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Super comfortable luxury coach including: free wifi, in-seat USB, air conditioning
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Tea, coffee or hot chocolate & biscuits
Terms & Conditions
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start time of the experience.
Additional Information
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Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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A good level of fitness is required for this tour.
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We'll supply drinking water, all you need to do is bring your water bottles
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Minimum 1.5 litres of water required to participate in the walk
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Comfortable walking shoes are a must! Open shoes not recommended
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Tour commences 1 hour prior to sunrise, as such tour start start time with vary depending on time of year
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Not wheelchair accessible
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Infants must sit on laps
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National Park Pass is free of charge to December 31 2020 and $25 per person thereafter
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Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
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This tour/activity will have a maximum of 24 travelers
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Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
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Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas
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Gear/equipment sanitized between use
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Transportation vehicles regularly sanitized
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Guides required to regularly wash hands
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Please bring your own washable face mask and gloves. Should an unexpected situation arise, additional face masks, rubber gloves, antiviral sprays/wipes are available for guest distribution. Group sizes will be continuously reviewed to align with government recommended protocols.
BrisbaneGretski 2022-05-09-
We went on a cool morning, and were glad of our down vests, but much easier walking in the cold than in the heat. It was not too fast and not too slow for me, although a couple of stragglers at the back held everyone up. Enough stops to rest every 40 - 50 minutes, but no shade, and no cover when it rained. Good breakfast bag that we raided before the walk and at the 2/3 stop along the way. The guide had only been doing this tour a few months so would have preferred an indigenous ranger, but she did well enough. Lots of interesting places where photography is not allowed, but lots of other photo ops available. If I was doing this again, I'd just hire a car for a few days and do this on our own - it's easy to find the track, and you have more flexibility and options. This was supposed to be a sunrise walk, but sunrise had occurred well before we even got to the rock.