Uluru (Ayers Rock) Sunset Tour

Nice chat to people watching the sunset. Bus trip was comfortable

This might be short tour - but it is worth it! We didn’t have a sunset - which is mother’s nature vault - but Dani our tour & driver made it a lot of fun.

Just arrived in Yulara so the sunset tour was a good way to orient ourselves, see the surroundings, chat to a few people and enjoy a glass of wine and some nibbles.

It was an amazing close up view of Uluru along with drinks and nibbles. The local Aṉangu people sell their dot art at the site also. Wish I had I had known this beforehand so I would have had plenty of cash to buy one. They are priced from $150 upwards and are beautiful pieces of art that tell a story.

The food presentation was meh (paper napkins as plates) but the wine was good! The tour guide/bus driver was awesome.

Loved this tour. Therefore drinks and nibbles and free time to explore Uluru following te pathway from.the viewing area. Very friendly guides.

Amazing sunset view, great driver and attentive staff. Plenty of sparkling wine and snacks provided.

Those people arrive late we wait for half n too quick go back home bit disappointed I like stay more not an hour also we will go my way by car thanks for late people

The colour of the rock at sunset was beyond belief, amazing experience

The Field of Light Dinner (Sound Of Silence) package which we bought was indeed the right choice for our 1 night stay in Ayers Rock. We spent 3 days in Alice Springs prior to this, and travelled by the AAT Kings Tour Bus to Outback Hotel& Lodge in Ayers Rock. The bus journey took about 7 hours as there were 2 stops in between. From our hotel, it was just a 10-minute bus ride to our Field Of Light Dinner where we had very amazing views of Uluru before the sun began to set, while sipping sparkling wine/beer ( there were choices of other drinks too) and enjoying Canapes. We were then guided to a 3-Course buffet dinner under a clear night sky, illuminated by the many stars and bright moon. The food were just delicious and there was a star talker session too, talking about the constellation. Finally, the unforgettable experience of walking through the colourful glowing lights on the ground "Field Of Light" in the thousands of them. To take note, there are many flies and mosquitoes in Uluru, which tend to stick on our face and head. Advisable to bring along a head net. To also wear a pair of covered up walking shoes to avoid our feet exposed to the fine red sand on the ground while walking.

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