Uluru Kata Tjuta 1 Day 1 Night Outback Experience from Ayers Rock

We had a fantastic time with Autopia. Damian was a brilliant guide and was very helpful at explaining all of the local highlights and the fascinating cultural history of this amazing area. Highly recommend. We took our two kids aged 11 and nine and they loved it as well, including the swag camping under the spectacular stars!

It was an unforgettable experience but in the worst possible way!! The poorly kept accommodations, detail, do not close inside! The place to eat with awful look as well as the food offered for us to cook!! The bathrooms are 5 minutes walk away in the dark! In the 1st campsite they were very dirty!! I had a problem with my reservation (I lost a stay and an air ticket) and although Guia Adam was partially responsible for it, it was omitted and only offered help after q asked countless times, yet with extreme bad will. Things can be simple but have a certain charm, capricho and quality, and that was not the case, I do not recommend it in any way!!

Done the 1 night camping tour with Damian and he was a fantastic host who was very knowledgeable and accommodating. The food was great and plenty of snacks too. Loved the sunset prosecco and cheese a nice treat ! Thanks Damian for a great trip!

I had Sid for a tour guide and he was hands down absolutely incredible. He had a remarkable understanding of the area and culture which he shared passionately. Definitely made me wished I had booked a longer stay. However I will certainly be back. Palya!

Excellent way of exploring Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Dion was a great tour guide. Only suggestion would be staying at the Uluru sunrise for longer since we left before it rose.

Hiking around Uluru is a once in a lifetime experience and very moving. Ben, our hike and camp leader for the overnight was superb. I would request him if I were to do this tour again. Be prepared for walks, although 2-3 k, are in the hot part of the day the first day. Bring your fly swatter! We were caught unaware about the flies that are out on the hiking trails and they are extremely annoying. There are fly nets for heads which we didn't know about. I would recommend that the tour group offer these in a similar fashion to the swags. There are requirements for the amount of water you carry on a walk; make sure you do it because it is going to be necessary. Be prepared to get up early on the second day. We got up at 4:30 am to hike through the Valley of the Winds and to the other viewing points. This camping trip is not for someone looking for a "glamping" experience. You need to know what you're doing and you need to listen to your group leader. Much of this area is sacred to the aboriginal tribes and please please respect that. Please try to take a moment and learn about the history of Uluru (the people, the land, the plants) before you go. Also, be prepared that your shoes will turn red from the sand.