2 Day Red Centre Camping Adventure, Australia Essential Info
Its a rock. A big rock. In the middle of nowhere. Now go see it. The perfect short tour for people wanting to visit this awe-inspiring world heritage site. Aboriginal culture and amazing outback landscapes ensure an unforgettable Australia gap year experience.
Accommodation
Multi share accommodations on Camp sites.
Getting There
The programme begins in Alice Springs, If you would like assistance with your flights, we can assist with sourcing the best value flight options, just indicate on your booking form.
When To Go
It is always a good time to go, see the dates down below for more information.
Price and DatesPlease contact us for details.Price 369
Included
- Experienced tour guide
- Meals as indicated
- Accommodation transfers
- Camping fees & Equipment.
NOTES: Itineraries may vary and/or attractions be substituted due to seasonal conditions, weather extremes, Traditional Owner and national park requirements. Luggage limit of 15kg
Excluded
- Hire of Sleeping bag (AU$15)
- Fees Uluru National Park (AU$25)
- Flights
- Visa
- Travel insurance
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Red Centre Tour Highlights:
Kings Canyon, Kata TJuta, Uluru Sunrise (Ayers Rock)
Day 1 Alice Springs Kings Canyon - Uluru
Kick off your Red Centre Adventure with a drive through James and Waterhouse Ranges and the ancient Hugh and Finke river systems on the way to Kings Canyon. Theres a bit of exploring to do here: the monumental North and South Walls, the Amphitheatre, the Lost City and the lush, inviting Garden of Eden. From here we head to another ancient landform, Uluru (Ayers Rock) where we stay overnight in our private campsite. (LD)
Day 2 Uluru to Alice Springs
Sunrise at Uluru is worth the early start! Take a stroll part way around the base and discover mystifying rock formations and Aboriginal art sites, or climb Uluru if you choose. Be fascinated by the red domes of Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) and their spiritual significance to the Anangu people. We head back to Alice Springs after lunch, watching through the window as the rugged desert scenery passes by. Passengers may leave the tour at Ayers Rock Resort. (BL)
BRING:
Sturdy walking shoes (ankle high), hat & sunscreen, towel & toiletries, warm clothing in winter, water bottle, torch, insect repellent, camera & film, pillow, sleeping bag (can be hired for $15)
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