4 Day Ayers Rock Complete
Highlights • Ayers Rock (Uluru) • Olgas (Kata Tjuta) • Sounds of Silence Dinner • Culture • 4WD Mt Conner Safari

Day 1: Ayers Rock - Sounds of Silence.
On arrival at the airport you will be transferred to your accommodation. This afternoon relax at Ayers Rock Resort, prior to a late afternoon transfer to Sounds of Silence, a dining experience under a million stars, sip on a glass of sparkling wine with the sound of a lone didjeridu filling the air as the sun slowly sets over Kata Juta & Uluru. Dine on a gourmet BBQ of Australian delicacies and then sit back and take in the mystery of the desert sky. Accommodation: Ayers Rock Resort Three Nights - choice of accommodation.

Day 2: Kata Juta/Uluru - Valley of the Winds & Kuniya Sunset Tour.
Witness the early morning light as we travel to the Olgas, on arrival gaze in awe at the sheer size of the domes, before the guided walk commences. As you walk along the rocky trail, your Guide will keep you well informed about the vegetation found in this harsh terrain. The trail leads to a lookout with views deep into the Valley of the Winds. Lunch own expense at Ayers Rock Resort, prior to travelling to the Uluru-Kata Juta Cultural Centre and meet your Aboriginal guide for the fascinating Kuniya Walk. Visit Mutitjulu Waterhole where generations of Aboriginal people have drunk its life giving waters. Hear creation stories and visit caves where your guide's ancestors left paintings in time worn ochre. Be introduced to local bush foods and hear tales of desert survial. Watch a captivating sunset over Ayers Rock before returning to the Resort.

Day 3: Full Day 4WD Mt Conner Safari.
Mt. Conner, the third of the great monoliths, is 100 kms east of Uluru and on the western fringe of the vast cattle station, Curtin Springs. As the tour follows the station's 4wd tracks, you will discover vast salt lakes that are remnants of ancient inland oceans, examine fossilized remains of the oldest life forms on earth, but best of all, experience Australia's rugged outback. Circling Mt Connor, you'll be surprised to find a hidden side with a series of rugged gorges, a perfect haven for small populations of Red Kangaroos and Rock Wallabies. Because of the dams built for watering cattle, wildlife is more prevalent here than in the desert. The 4wd grinds and bounces its way to a high lookout giving view over the vast, arid desert on into South Australia. Before the sunsets we reach the ruins of the first homestead. A hole in the sand hills and a pile of sandstone chimney blocks are all that remain, in what seems like the loneliest place in the world. With the imposing Mt Conner changing colour in the background and a rusty windmill churning quietly, we toast the sunset with complimentary champagne and wonder how lonely yet splendid, it would have been to live in such a place. Then in the gathering night we drive to Curtin Springs, where in the kitchen built from parts of the old homestead, we enjoy a three-course dinner prepared by the station cook, before returning to Ayers Rock Resort.

Day 4: Uluru - Sunrise & Climb.
Rise early this morning to travel to the sunrise viewing area at the eastern end of Uluru. Watch the first rays of dawn set Ayers Rock and the Red Centre alight whilst enjoying a warming cup of tea or coffee, After sunrise have the opportunity to climb to the summit or return to the Resort for breakfast (not included). Add $135 for afternoon transfer to Alice Springs.

Departs:   Daily from Ayers Rock.
Returns:   7.45pm approximately in Alice Springs or from 11.30am Ayers Rock Airport

Includes all touring and accommodation for 3 nights.
Does not include National Park Entry Fee.
Itinerary may change as a minimum of 2 people are required to operate the Mt Conner Safari.

Tour Code: AC5

Single traveller will be required to pay a single supplement.
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