This was a very special experience. The guides (James & Glen) explained about the culture of the aboriginal people, showed us some of their sacred places around Uluru and told some of their creation stories. At the end of the day we shared a BBQ dinner under the stars and in the shadow of Uluru with people from all over the world. We felt privileged to spend some time in that special place.

Having great tour guides can make a tour. Both Hailey and Julian were very knowledgeable about the area and the indigenous people. We learnt so much about the historical stories and morals which were pointed out and explained so well at various locations. Diana and Beverley

We were picked up at 5:00 and taken to a platform to watch the sunrise over Uluru. Breakfast wasn’t included, but they offered coffee, tea and hot chocolate and some cookies. Once the sun was up, we had a outa 45 minute ride to Kata Jjuta. Once there, we walked down into Wolfpack Gorge. This was a 2.4 km round trip walk on very rocky, uneven terrain and it made a wind tunnel as well, so it was. Dry windy. It was very hot and sunny and the flies were everywhere and relentless. We wished we had brought face nets with us. The walk was beautiful and we were glad to have done it. Our guide gave us a bit of information along the way, it it was difficult, because people moved at their own pace. On our way back to the hotel, we stopped at a viewing platform where we could see 6 or 7 of the 36 domes all at once. We returned to the hotel about 11:45.

Absolutely shockingly well organized, and pleasant. The show, the transport and particularly the food were beyond expectations. Would highly recommend this excursion.

Comfortable and convenient drive to and from airport. Did several stops in the hotel area which makes it easy if your carrying your bags

This was absolutely the worst tour I have ever been on. This tour should have been cancelled and money refunded. It was 113^F outside. The bus ac could not keep up and it was over a 100^F in the bus. Us as well as several other guests complained and all was said was that the ac was on and to drink water. The national park had closed trails due to the extreme heat but the tour went on an over an hour hike and parts were on the closed trails. The sunset stop with tapas was ok. But to serve chips/salsa and carrots/humus on napkins made it very difficult to eat. They only served wine and juice. When it’s 113^F you should not be drinking wine or juice! By the time we got to this stop the bus ran out of water and there was no way to get more . We then headed to the bbq. The food was ok. The staff was amazing . The music was a Bluetooth speaker. The sky talk about the stars was very good! Overall this tour was way over priced for what you got. I would recommend booking with another company. We are still fighting with them for a refund for 2 people who did not go. We used the website and cancelled the tour over 3 weeks ago. We sent 2 more follow up emails before arriving here. Once we arrived they said it was less than 7 days and will not refund us. We have shown documentation of the emails as well as screen shots of the website errors and issues and they are still refusing to refund the money. We will keep fighting but it really puts a damper on your vacation.

We had the privilege to see Uluru up close and personal on this fabulous sunset tour. Haley our host was spectacular. We heard the stories of the original inhabitants of this magical land. Very hot but well worth the experience.

My husband and I booked the "Kata Tjuta Sunrise and Valley of the Winds Half-Day Trip" through Viator. At 4:40 am, the tour bus picked us up from our hotel - Sails in the Desert. We headed to a viewing platform where we caught the most magnificent sunrise as it lights up the mountain sides of Kata Tjuta. The tour had coffee, morning biscuits, fresh fruits and fruit cups. I was so nice to eat under that beautiful sky. After breakfast, we headed on our amazing 3 hrs / 5.4 km hike at Kata Tjuta National Park. This hike to the Karingana lookout is a Grade 4 - Difficult level hike. It was a challenging mainly at the end of the hike; I was so proud of myself for completing it since I'm 55 and not exactly super fit. Our tour guide (from Italy ... sorry, I don't remember her name) was fantastic. She made sure that everyone got through the tough parts of the trail and gave us a number of breaks to rest and enjoy the landscape. TIPS: - Be respectful of others on the viewing platform ... give everyone a chance to take pictures. - Be respectful at Kata Tjuta ... let's all enjoy the peace and quiet, and beauty of the land.

A brilliant introduction to Uluru with our excellent guide Jessica who was extremely knowledgeable and sensitive to indigenous people . Spectacular art installation, only surpassed by the beauty of Uluru itself !

The tour was great and worked very well to see Uluru and Kata Tjuta in a half day and experience the two brilliant places. Good sunrise position and a wondrous, absorbing gorge walk. Specifically the two tour guides Glen and driver Michael were superb. Interesting, funny, knowledgeable, inclusive and good company. They provided a poignant and fascinating commentary to the tour.

This tour was great. Our guide Catherine and driver Alan took us to the field of lights and allowed us to wander around at our Leisure before we had a morning cuppa while watching Uluru being light up by the morning sunrise. It was spectacular. Catherine had an abundance of knowledge and always answered our questions. The field of lights are magical

Very basic experience, the Bus just drop off at Uluru, some biscuits and Cheese and waiting for the Sunset. Anyone could get a hop in hop off bus to get there. Too expensive for 99 AUD per person + 38AUD for the park fee.

Amazing trip! Very experienced and funny guide. I think his name was Aaron. Beatiful sunset over Uluru and perfect food and bubbles. Highly recommend this trip!

Wonderful experience! Ayers Rock area is a must see. The area is so full of beauty and culture. Our tour with Nick was educational and spectacular from start to finish! We did the bbq option as well, and the meal was a great experience, out in the shadow of the rock. The night sky, with the stargazing, was a treat. Would definitely visit again!

A large bus picked us up at the resort. Write drove around Uluru and were given commentary on the sacred sites we passed. It was very hot, so I was happy to be in an air conditioned bus for the ride around the rock. We stopped at the cultural center. There was interesting history written within wall art , many photos, and a short movie about the local peoples. There was a gift shop and clean toilets. There was a short walk to a watering hole containing native artwork. Our guide Mitch did a great job telling us about the area and keeping people organized and together. We were taken to a viewing area for the sunset. There was plenty of champagne and light snacks to enjoy while we waited for the sunset. On our visit, there was a huge cloud obstructing the sun, so we didn’t get the colors we were expecting. We did get some amazing lightning in the opposite direction. You can never predict nature! It was great that Mitch kept reminding everyone to keep drinking their water. There was plenty of cold water on the bus and we were able to refill our water bottles at each stop. We were offered folding stools to sit on while waiting for the sunset, but they were too low for this senior citizen. We walked over to an area with benches and picnic tables instead. I could see where this area could get very crowded, but on our night we were okay, and there wasn’t a great view anyway.