Uluru Sunset Tour
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Uluru
Welcome to Uluru! As the most iconic landmark of Australia, this remarkable formation has to be seen to be believed.
Located in the red centre of Australia in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, a tour of Uluru can take place early in the morning for a crisp and unforgettable sunrise. Or take in the 348m tall wonder during the colourful sunset. Whichever time of day you choose, the colours and lights cast on and around Uluru are nothing short of magical.
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Best Uluru Tours & Day Trips
Either starting or ending your day in the best way possible, take in the glory of Uluru as you learn about the rich indigenous history and significance of this wonder. You will get to explore the sites of Kata Tjuta (The Olgas), and a guided walk will take you through a fascinating desert landscape. Please be advised that an Uluru National Park Pass is required to enter the area, which can be purchased from the Parks Australia website before travelling. Last Minute Day Tours offers several Uluru tours that cater to your budget and time. Book online to enjoy an unforgettable and grounding experience at Uluru.
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Uluru Sunrise & Kata Tjuta
Discover Uluru and the domed rock formations of...
Uluru Sacred Sites & Sunset Tour
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Frequently Asked Questions about Uluru
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What are the best Uluru day tours?
Are the walks on these Uluru tours hard?
Walks around Uluru only require a low level of fitness. You can walk at your own pace with a guided tour, or you can sit out!
How do I get to Uluru?
To get to Uluru, most people fly to Ayers Rock (Yulara) or Alice Springs. The easiest and most convenient option is to get a flight to either Alice Springs or Yulara and join a tour from there.
What is the best time of year to visit Uluru?
The best time of year to visit Uluru is during the 'autumn' time, anytime from April to June. That's when the temperature cools off a little bit - evenings & mornings are a bit cooler and the daytimes are more bearable.
Can you climb Uluru?
No, you cannot climb Uluru. Many years ago, people used to climb Uluru in the 1930s
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