Unique Resort Accommodation of Ayers Rock
Uluru (Ayers Rock) is an Australian icon and a sacred place for the Aboriginal population. The colours of the Australian Outback are a sensation with the reds, ochres and oranges of the outback's fiery sun dominating the ancient landscape. Uluru, commonly known as Ayers Rock emerges imposingly from the desert plain in the real outback in the centre of Australia. The famous sandstone monolith stands approx 350metres high and, like an iceberg, has most of its huge bulk below the surface. Whilst you are in the region of Uluru you must take part in the unique dining experience of the Sounds of Silence dinner. Enjoy pre dinner drinks as you see the sun set on Ayers Rock and The Ulgas and then dine in style under the stars of the Southern Cross. You must make a reservation early as this experience books out very quickly! Location of Ayers Rock Ayers Rock is located approx 450 kilometres south-west of Alice Springs. Visitors can access Ayers Rock via Alice Springs or by flying in direct to the airport at Uluru. Whilst at Uluru visitors should take the 40 kilometre trip to the west to see Kata Tjuta, also known as The Olgas. This massive pile of rock domes dates back 500 million years. Both Uluru and Kata Tjuta have great cultural significance for the Anangu traditional landowners. After visiting this area you will feel inspired by the sheer size and unique nature of the region. Kings Canyon also lies 300 kilometres to the north-east of Uluru and is also a unique experience as it has it's own internal water lagoon for swimming, 300-metre-high sandstone walls, walking trails, palm-filled crevices - all this in the centre of Australia, the dryest continent. To assist you in your Central Australian adventure you may want Alice Springs Accommodation. For information further north in the Northern Territory you may go to Darwin Accommodation |
