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4 Day / 3 Night Uluru Camping Tour - Mulgas Adventures -Departs Alice Springs or Ayers Rock Airport
Spend four exciting days camping out and exploring the world-famous Uluru (Ayers Rock) with Mulgas Adventures! 4 days total departing Alice Springs or Ayers Rock Airport.
Spend four exciting days camping out and exploring the world-famous Uluru (Ayers Rock) with Mulgas Adventures! 4 days total departing Alice Springs or Ayers Rock Airport.
Highlights
- Delicious Outback, traditional tucker
- A chance to sleep under the beautiful, clear night sky
- Exploration walks through the Kata Tjuta & Kings Canyon
- Knowledgeable and friendly guides
- Opportunity to explore the scenic Australian outback
- Tour price includes all meals and three nights sleeping at campsites
Day 1: Uluru (Lunch & Dinner included)
Our adventure begins when you are picked up from Alice Springs (6am) or the Ayers Rock Airport (1pm - 2pm) and get onboard the comfortable, air-conditioned bus. The first stop is a camel farm where you will get your free camel ride (for those departing Alice Springs only). After lunch, we head to the Aboriginal Cultural Centre. Next, we go on a short guided walk at the base of Uluru. Watch a spectacular sunset at Uluru, while enjoying on a glass of bubbly and nibbles. Then it's off to our campsite to enjoy meal, hot shower and a lovely night under the stars.
Day 2: Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner included)
Enjoy an early breakfast at the campsite before watching the sunrise over Uluru. We head to Kata Tjuta for a guided walk through the Valley of the Winds. After lunch, you’ll travel to Kings Creek Station watching the stunning George Gill Range along the way. At the end of the evening, you’ll enjoy a delicious outback BBQ dinner, then relax around the fire and curl up in your cozy swag.
Day 3: After rising early and enjoying your brekkie, you'll get to discover the Lost City and the Garden of Eden on a 6km hike in Kings Canyon. Next, you will head back to Kings Creek Station where you will have the option of a helicopter or quad bike ride (at own expense). After that adventure, you will head off to a private bush camp at Curtin Springs.
Day 4: Your last day starts with a yummy cooked breakfast. You will have the opportunity to take in the beautiful desert scenery one final time with either a skydive, ride on the back of a Harley or camel, fly high above on a helicopter, or simply relax at the lookout and admire the ancient geological formation before you get dropped back at the airport at approximately 10 am. (Optional activities are at own expense) If you have an earlier departing flight on this day you can arrange with the operator to get you to the airport earlier (please confirm with the operator after purchase).
Authenticated Reviews & PhotosAll of our reviews are from people who have booked and paid for this activity thru Bookme
Wonderful trip
Len van der Wal from
Netherlands
Wonderful trip
Len van der Wal from
Netherlands
Wonderful trip
Len van der Wal from
Netherlands
Better late than never to Ayers Rock
azizahv from
Australia
Better late than never to Ayers Rock
azizahv from
Australia
Definitiv empfehlenswert! Ein Must-Do!
Mona Lisa from
Germany
Definitiv empfehlenswert! Ein Must-Do!
Mona Lisa from
Germany
Mulgas Tours
beew1 from
Australia
Mulgas Tours
beew1 from
Australia
Mulgas Tours
beew1 from
Australia
Authenticated Reviews & PhotosAll of our reviews are from people who have booked and paid for this activity thru Bookme
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Linda Melsheimer from Germany wrote on 03 February 2020
Einzigartiges Erlebnis
Die Tour war einfach nur toll. Auch wenn die meisten nur vom Uluru gehört haben, sind Kata Tjuta (Olgas) und der Kings Canyon auch absolute highlights und wahrscheinlich die schönsten Wanderungen, die ich je gemacht habe. Unser Guide war super witzig, sehr nett, hat jede Frage beantwortet und hatte echt Ahnung von dem, was er da erzählt hat. Ob es nun die Aboriginal Culture war, irgendwelche Pflanzen oder die Entstehungsgeschichte der eindrucksvollen Formationen. Das Essen war super lecker und es war immer für jeden was dabei, auch Vegetarier. Ich kann diese Tour nur empfehlen und würde sie jeder Zeit ohne eine Sekunde zu zögern wieder machen! Lasst es euch nicht entgehen!
Mona Lisa from Germany wrote on 06 November 2019
Definitiv empfehlenswert! Ein Must-Do!
Die 4-Tage/3-Nächte Rock-to-Rock Tour von Mulgas Adventure war mit Abstand das Highlight unserer Australienreise. Wir können diese Tour definitiv nur weiter empfehlen! Natürlich trägt auch die Gruppe bzw. die Mitreisenden zur Stimmung bei, aber unser Guide Jesse hat mit Abstand einen wirklich fantastischen Job geleistet. Man hat das Gefühl, dass das Programm bestens ausgetacktet ist und die Zeitfenster sinnvoll ausgenutzt werden. Am ersten Tag gings nachmittags zum Ayers Rock, am zweiten Tag zum Kata Tjuna und am dritten Tag zum Kings Canyon. Das Essen schmeckt super und man kommt in den Genuss Kamelburger & Kängurusteaks zu probieren. Auch essenstechnisch hat diese Tour unsere Erwartungen vollkommen übertroffen. Genauso das Programm, man wandert viel aber auch nicht zu viel. Jesse sorgt als Busfahrer, Tourguide & Koch für alles, wie beispielsweise dass es bei den Wanderungen Müsliriegel oder Obst zwischendurch gibt. Selbst die Musik-Playlist (Jessies Spotifyliste) für die Busfahrten ist abgestimmt. Wir fühlten uns bei Jesses Tour in super Händen! Danke für 4 unvergessliche Tage.
Len van der Wal from Netherlands wrote on 17 March 2020
Wonderful trip
We started the tour with a large group of 24 people, who came from all over the world. The first night at Uluru we saw a sunset, while enjoying a glass of bubbly white wine, snacks and dinner. Sleeping under the stars in our swags was a wonderful experience. The second day we saw a beautiful sunrise and drove to Kata Tjuta for a very nice walk. The second night we spent close to King’s Canyon. We went there before sunrise and had a wonderful, long walk in this beautiful canyon. After the walk there was time to take a swim and relax. The third night we were back at Uluru for a cheerful last night. The next morning another sunrise and back to Alice Springs. The tour was very well organised, the walks were beautiful, the views astounding and the food was really good!
Verena from Germany wrote on 11 March 2020
Amazing!
The tour was amazing! We slept under the stars,have seen Uluru and KataTjuta, watched the sunset and sunrise and had campfires. Our tourguide Andy was really nice and so enthusiastic. He told us really interesting storys and informations! There was always enough food and snacks for everyone! I really enjoyed the tour it was a great experience!
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Mathias from Austria wrote on 25 March 2020
Eigentlich eine sehr gute Tour (ohne Corona)
Wir hatten Glück und haben noch die letzte Tour erwischt, bevor es wegen der Corona-Krise gar keine Touren mehr für einige Zeit zum Ayers Rock gibt. Leider musste unsere Tour vorzeitig abgebrochen werden, da die Region um den Uluru herum in den darauffolgenden Tagen zu schließen drohte und damit auch der Flughafen. Die Guides bemühten sich bis zum Ende der Tour, dass wir versorgt waren und wieder zurück kommen. Der eine Tag zum Ayers Rock war sehr schön, wenn auch heiß. Unser erster Guide Andy war cool und immer sehr bemüht. Ben bei der Übernahme der Tour am zweiten Tag ebenfalls. Man kann den Veranstalter nicht dafür verantwortlich machen, dass die Tour abgebrochen werden musste. Aufgrund der Kürze unserer Erfahrung und der besonderen Situation fällt es schwer ein Urteil zu fällen. Wenn es mit einer Rückzahlung dann funktioniert, ist eine befriedigende Bewertung als neutrales Urteil zu verstehen.