2 Night Rock to Rock Explorer (*468)

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Ayers Rock Tours » 2 Night Rock to Rock Explorer (*468)

Type: Tours and Attractions - 2 Day Tour Packages

Travel from Uluru to King's Canyon and back again. Trek the Red centre and visit a working outback station. Not to mention you'll watch the sun set over the Uluru - an unforgettable experience.

How to book: Full amount is to be paid when making a booking.   You can book online via the rates table below or call + 61 7 4044 9792 from overseas or 1800 681 685 from within Australia.

Min/ Max Number of Passengers: The minimum number of people per trip required for the trip to run is 4. The maximum number of passengers per vehicle is 15. When numbers exceed 6, in addition to the guide, a host will also be on board, to offer a better level of service and a greater variety of quality meals.

Itinerary:

Day 1 – Ayers Rock Resort to Kings Canyon

PICK UP: Desert Gardens Hotel, 1:45pm**

This afternoon we make our way to Watarrka National Park home to Kings Canyon. Along the way we’ll enjoy a variety of outback scenery, including vibrant red dune country, and the craggy ranges of Central Australia. We also make a stop at Kings Creek Station — a real working outback station — with the option of a short camel ride (seasonal and at own expense).  When we reach our secluded campsite near Kings Canyon, relax and unwind under the millions of stars. (D)

Day 2 – Kings Canyon to Uluru

The full 6 km Kings Canyonrim walk requires an early start. Take your time to admire the sandstone domes of the Lost City, the cliff top views along the North and South Walls and the beauty of the Garden of Eden; all whilst learning about the flora, fauna, history and culture of this area from your knowledgeable guide. Our journey to Uluru passes Atila (Mt Conner) with its unique flat top and we’ll stop for a break at Curtin Springs Station Roadhouse. Lunch is enjoyed en-route and we will also take in the magnificent red domes of Kata Tjuta as we enjoy the Walpa Gorge walk. Following your hike, sample the Red Centre’s famous sunset, capped off with a glass of sparkling wine in hand. Tonight we camp at our permanent campsite at Yulara. (BLD)

Day 3 – Uluru

It’s an early start this morning, but you won’t be disappointed after you witness a glorious Uluru sunrise. While the morning is fresh, enjoy an unguided walk around the base of the Rock. You will then deepen your understanding of the land and the story of the Mala people as you take a cultural interpretive walk with an Aboriginal guide (and interpreter)*. It is a unique opportunity to share experiences, connect with and learn about the oldest culture on earth. The tour will finish at Ayers Rock Resort or Yulara Airport before lunch. (B)

Features & Inclusions

  • Experienced guide
  • national park entry
  • meals as indicated
  • accommodation/Ayers Rock airport transfers
  • air-conditioned vehicle
  • camping fees/equipment for 2 nights
  • Aboriginal cultural interpretive walk^.

Rates and Tariffs

2015-16 Season
1st Apr 2015 to 31st Mar 2016
PRTR2 $565.00 per person
* Booking terms and conditions may apply, please details below.

Booking Information

Departure Dates:

Departs: All year - daily.
Departs Ayers Rock Resort's Desert Gardens Hotel at 1.45pm daily (after lunch).
Returns to Ayers Rock on the 3rd day - early evening.

How to book: Full amount is to be paid when making a booking. The minimum number of people per trip required for the trip to run is 5. The maximum is 15. You can book online via the rates table above or call +61 7 4044 9792 from overseas or 1800 681 685

What to bring
AU$25 National Park Entry Fee.

How much luggage can I bring?

The vehicle has limited space so please keep your luggage to a maximum of 15 kgs in a backpack or soft overnight bag with a small day pack for easy access to camera, film, sunblock etc.

Do I have to participate?

Part of the enjoyment of our tours is bonding with a group of like-minded adventurers so we make them active and hands on. Passengers are expected to help with the preparation of food, washing of dishes and general assistance to the guide as directed.

How fit do I have to be?

Our tours are active so a reasonable level of fitness and swimming ability is needed. If you enjoy hiking through gorges, swimming in waterfalls and directly experiencing the environment then our tours are perfect for you. If you have any doubts about your suitability for our tours, accommodation type and vehicles on each itinerary page and consider if you have selected the right tour for you or please check with our Reservations Department before making a booking.

What do I eat?

Our emphasis is on fresh food wherever possible and our meals are nutritious and varied. If you are vegetarian or gluten intolerant we can cater for you, but if you have very specific dietary needs you may need to provide your own food, please discuss this at time of booking. For breakfast we supply cereals, toast, tea and coffee. Lunch is usually a self-serve sandwich and salads; in the evening we have a cooked dinner. We always carry water in the vehicle and you will often have the chance to buy your own drinks, ice-creams etc at stops.

Booking Policy

CHILD POLICY*
Children 7 years and under are not recommended however requests may be considered;
Children aged 8-12 years receive a discount as is shown in the price table above.
Children 13 years or older pay full adult fare;

Cancellation Policy
Greater than 30 Days prior = A $100 per person cancellation fee.
48 Hours - 30 Days= 25% of Fare
24 Hours - 48 Hours = 50% of Fare
Within 24 Hours = 100% of Fare

Tours must be re-confirmed between 48hrs prior to travel.

Transfer Details

Departs Ayers Rock resort at 13:45pm (after lunch) from the Desert Gardens Hotel.

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