Witness sunrise and sunset over Uluru on a three day extension tour that includes an exclusive campsite in Watarrka National Park and a cultural walk with an Aboriginal guide.
Alice Springsguided walk through Kata Tjuta (the Olgas)Uluru at sunrisecultural walk with an Aboriginal guideKings Canyon rim walkRed Centre sunset
Description of Uluru and the Olgas tour in Australia
Embarking on a three day Uluru and the Olgas tour in Australia is the perfect extension for any travellers already immersed in life in the Northern Territory or for those who are able to make their way to Alice Springs in time to catch the sunrise over Uluru the following day.
This Uluru and the Olgas tour in Australia offers an excellent opportunity to learn more about aboriginal Australian culture and the enduring relationship between the people and the land, as well as offering a chance to see one of the world’s most famous landmarks at a deeply moving time of the day.
From Kings Canyon to Kata Tjuta, this three day Uluru and the Olgas tour in Australia is the ideal way to get closer to one of Australia’s most revered natural gifts as well as an intriguing opportunity to unearth the essence of the country’s aboriginal heritage.
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£400excluding flights
Single supplement £75.
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So often associated with its stunning Red Centre, the Northern Territory is an explosion of so many other colours, colossal landscapes and creatures. ...
1 Reviews of Uluru and the Olgas tour in Australia
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Reviewed on 02 Jan 2012 by Farida Parkyn
1. What was the most memorable or exciting part of your holiday?
The tour of Kata Tjuta - Ben the guide's knowledge and experience was simply wonderful. I've never met someone who could talk with such knowledge about geology, widlife, country lore.
2. What tips would you give other travellers booking this holiday?
Camping was a bit basic but a wonderful experience - cooking over an open fire under a clear unpolluted night sky was simply ethereal.
3. Did you feel that your holiday benefited local people, and minimized impacts on the environment?
Yes.
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This short but adventure-filled trip gives you an opportunity to experience the beautiful landscapes of Central Australia while learning about the local indigenous Aboriginal tribes.
This operator is also ROC Tourism Accredited. The Respecting Our Culture (ROC) Program is a tourism industry development tool designed by Aboriginal Tourism Australia (ATA) and administered by Ecotourism Australia. The ROC program was produced through an extensive and ongoing national consultation by ATA with Indigenous communities, industry stakeholders and tourism operators. ROC embraces national accreditation standards to ensure tourism experiences meet customer expectations in a professional and sustainable way. It also encourages the industry to operate with respect for Indigenous cultural heritage.
For accommodations, we stay in permanent tented sites, which are often leased from local land owners. This supports the local community and gives them a steady source of income. While in national parks, we inform our passengers about the importance of staying to the trail as not to disturb the fragile rock formations. We also collect any litter we see along the way.
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