From Ayers Rock Resort: Uluru Base Walks & Sunset BBQ Day Tour

Start by discovering Anangu culture
at the Cultural Centre

After pickup from your Ayers Rock Resort accommodation, set off in an air-conditioned coach. Your first stop is the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre, built with the local Anangu people from 90,000 mud bricks. Learn about the living traditions of the Pitjantjatjara people and browse authentic souvenirs.

Walk the Mala Walk along the northwest face of Uluru with your guide

Head to the base of the mighty rock and follow your guide on the Mala Walk along the northwest face of Uluru. Ancient rock art and timeless Anangu stories help you understand the sacred meaning of Uluru. Out of respect for its cultural significance, climbing Uluru is no longer permitted.

Hear stories of Aboriginal life at Mutitjulu Waterhole

Follow a short track to the tranquil Mutitjulu Waterhole, home of the ancient water serpent Wanampi. Your guide explains how the Anangu have used this sacred place for hunting and gathering for countless generations and shows you rock art caves still connected to the families living here today.

Enjoy an Australian barbecue dinner as you watch the sunset

At sunset, head to the sunset viewing area and enjoy an Australian barbecue dinner with a glass of sparkling wine. Watch Uluru glow fiery red, orange and deep purple as the sun goes down. You can also buy dot paintings directly from artists at sunset, so bring some cash. You then return to your accommodation.

※ Sunset views depend on the weather and are not guaranteed.
※ The itinerary is for reference only and may change depending on local conditions.