Viagem de um dia a Ayers Rock saindo de Alice Springs, incluindo jantar com churrasco
Descrição
Experimente as maravilhas de Uluru como parte de sua aventura no Território do Norte. Viaje em conforto climatizado, ouça histórias intrigantes e aprenda os segredos deste destino único de renome mundial. Nós fornecemos churrasco, bebidas e lanches para que tudo o que você precisa fazer é se concentrar em seu ambiente incrível. Todas as atividades são consideradas muito seguras para todos os grupos de idade. Eles não exigem um alto nível de aptidão ou agilidade. Você vai gostar: Assistir ao pôr do sol no site sagrado de Uluru com um copo de bolha Uluru: Uma caminhada guiada Uluru: Guia Mutitjulu Waterhole Centro Cultural Aborígene Mount Connor Lookout (Alice Springs começa apenas) NOTA: A partir de 1o de abril de 2026, o Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park Pass ($38) não está incluído no preço da excursão e terá de ser comprado antes da excursão.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
A primeira parada do dia será em Erldunda (casa do Emu), onde você poderá adquirir o café da manhã.
Uma rápida parada para pegar outros passageiros, se houver algum.
Depois visitaremos o Centro Cultural Aborígine, onde você terá tempo de aprender sobre as pessoas locais de Pitjantjatjara e comprar algumas lembranças. O Centro Cultural foi construído com 90.000 tijolos de barro com a ajuda do povo local Anangu. É construído em um local sagrado e tem um significado muito especial para o povo Anangu local.
Seguimos então para a base do Uluru (Ayers Rock), que fica ao lado da entrada da escalada do Uluru. A partir daqui, um dos dois guias irá levá-lo em um Mala Walk guiado. O Mala Walk segue o lado noroeste de Uluru, onde há muitos bons exemplos da arte rupestre Anangu, e você pode experimentar a maravilha das paredes verticais. O guia contará histórias do Dreamtime do Povo Anangu. Dirigimos da frente de Uluru até o estacionamento Kuniya, que fica na parte de trás de Uluru. A partir daqui começamos nossa segunda caminhada guiada em Uluru até o poço Mutitjulu. O guia irá levá-lo por uma curta trilha até o poço Mutitjulu - lar de uma cobra d'água ancestral chamada Wanampi. O guia compartilhará histórias das tradições locais e explicará como o povo Anangu tradicionalmente usava o poço para caçar. As cavernas contendo arte rupestre foram usadas no passado por Anangu que ainda hoje está vivo.
O cenário está montado, o ponto alto do dia, o deslumbrante pôr do sol de Uluru com um copo de espumante (ou cerveja BYO) e um delicioso churrasco australiano. Um dia espetacular para nunca ser esquecido. Após o pôr do sol, partimos para Alice Springs. Ou se você terminar o passeio no Ayers Rock Resort, será deixado no Outback Pioneer após o pôr do sol.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
Por favor, ligue para confirmar o tempo de coleta antes da data da turnê. Por favor, aguarde 15 minutos para o ônibus chegar.
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- Por favor, use sapatos fortes e antiderrapantes
- Por favor, traga chapéu, óculos de sol, protetor solar e garrafa de água de 1,5 litro
- A partir de 1o de abril de 2026 – por favor, traga o Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park Pass (cópia digital aceita)
Avaliações(656)
Great trip. Long day ( 16 hours), but seats were comfortable and they had a good schedule for seeing sights, food breaks, and restroom visits. The drivers/ guides Andy and Gary were excellent. BBQ dinner and drinks were good and we got nice pics of sunset over Uluru. Highly recommended.
Unfortunately, we had bus problems and had to wait almost 3 hours for a replacement bus 1.5 hours before reaching Uluru. Because of that, we only had a very short time at Uluru, which was a shame. They should have maintained the bus better or used the newer bus right away. Uluru is definitely worth it. I then sent an email the next day asking if I could receive a small partial compensation; there has been no response so far, which I find very unprofessional. I take many such day trips, and fortunately, I have not experienced anything like this before.
Be prepared for 10 hours bus trip Alice Springs to Uluru return. Andy (driver) was safe. Gary (guide) was offhand, abrupt, didn't wait for everyone to join at sites before talking. Tour does not include Kata tjuta (The Olgas) despite photos in the description. These photos should be deleted as they are misleading. ***You need to pre-purchase a park pass for AUD 38 per person (it's a 3 day pass, even though the tour is one day). It would help travellers if this was made clear in the description***
It's all in the itinerary. It's a wonderful and respectful way to experience Uluru and understand some of the stories they have. They team I was with Andy ( our driver) and Yad ( our tour guide) were knowledgeable and respectful. Andy made sure we got both there and back safe, waiting to make sure we all made it back into the gates or reception area of our accommodation, when we were back in Alice Springs, before departing. Yad was knowledgeable and experienced with many stories to tell and made us all comfortable and helped us understand the area. They and the team at Uluru cooked us a feast and the food and drinks were both delicious and classics. So glad I picked this experience.
Long trip in uncomfortable bus. Owners should remove 2 rows of seats and provide more leg room for such a long trip. Fortunately bus was not full. If it was, it would have been awful. Beware of park entrance fee. It is clearly not included. $38 AUD for a 1-3 day pass is excessive and should be clearly defined! In retrospect I would not have chosen this tour.. Once arriving at town, everything was rushed. Sadly. I Do not recommend.for the price and comfort level in bus.
The bus ride portion of the tour double dipped for their shuttle service from Alice Springs to Uluru. This isn’t that big of a problem except my partner and I had to sit separately with random people for a 5 hour bus ride… Also, the bathroom was not available for most of our day tour. The tour itself was great! Our tour guide was knowledgeable and helped educate us on the cultural importance of Uluru to the First Nations people. Be warned that the flies were no joke and the bug repellent does not do much. I’d recommend a fly net to go over your face and wear lightweight long sleeves/pants. We went in June, which is their winter. I can’t imagine what it’s like when the weather is warmer.
It is such a long trip to get there and was a little disappointing. I thought there would be more hiking. The food at the BBQ was OK. The beverages were fine but the glasses were dirty. We had a cloudy day so the sunset wasn't as nice.
Joyfull trip with experience and knowledgeable tour guides. Bus was comfortable and drivers were excellent. Sunset dinner meal was perfect end to an enjoyable day and the food was great.
It was very expensive tour as park entrance was not included and it was $38. But it was worth it as the bbq was very nice . Long day and very tiring. We did not see Simpson’s gap and a few other places as it was a very long trip.
Great day trip. Uluru was awesome. I was well looked after by tour guide.The day was a bit long.
