AYERS ROCK

ULURU – KATA TJUTA NATIONAL PARK is home to Uluru / Ayers Rock, the world’s largest monolith. An irresistible challenge to adventure-seekers, it rears 348 metres above the land, and is 9.4 kilometres in circumference. It is immense in size - yet it’s believed that more than two thirds of the rock is actually hidden beneath the ground. It makes a spectacular contrast with the relatively flat plain that surrounds it. Uluru's cousins, Kata Tjuta / The Olgas, is another sacred site just 32 kilometres away. Both these splendours are encompassed by the World Heritage listed Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. There are many ways to experience the land, you can take a guided walk around Uluru or through Kata Tjuta, try a gourmet dinner where you can savour barramundi, emu or kangaroo underneath an incomparable starlit sky or drink in the sunset while you sip champagne. You can encounter the landscape on a Harley Davidson, or see it from a grand height - either a light plane or a camel's back! The choice is yours…