Tour Operator in Central Australia
Overview
Operating 10 minutes from the Ayers Rock resort and with over 20 years’ experience in the red center of Australia.
As an Australian owned tour business based near Uluru and working alongside the local Aboriginal community, our aim is to immerse you into 50000 years of Australian culture. No gimmicks!
Being a long-term tour operator has resulted in a deep and personal relationship, developed with the local community over decades, where we have been embraced into this community, even engaging in rights of passage, within the community. We are the longest operating guides still based at Ayers Rock Resort, and one of the last operating Australian owned businesses in the area.
Have an experience that is authentic, engaged, and a culturally positive exchange that creates employment opportunity for the traditional owners of this land.
OUR MISSION
We have been privileged to work with local Anangu (Aboriginal) guides. They, along with their families welcome visitors to Anangu lands. Working alongside indigenous communities, we strive to influence the younger generations to become guides and work in the tourism field.
Sharing their knowledge of the outback and taking guests to visit their own backyards.
Our guides are uniquely experienced in the area and have the expertise and language skills to operate as cultural and verbal translators for the Anangu.
The Anangu will learn 4 languages in their lifetime before they learn English and we offer you that bridge.
To walk this land with Anangu on tour brings home the truth and wonder of the great rock as experienced by the people who have been around it the longest and know it the best.
Anangu guides will be subject to booking availability and hosted alongside one of our expert guides.
Aboriginal Cultural Experiences Uluru
Mala Walk Option 1
Experience the Mala Walk at Uluru
Embark on a captivating 90-minute Mala Walk led by an Aboriginal guide at the majestic Uluru. This extraordinary journey invites you to immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry and ancient traditions of the Anangu people, the traditional owners of Uluru.
Kuniya Walk Option 2
The Kuniya Walk is a short, guided trail at Uluṟu led by a local Aboriginal guide, offering profound cultural insights. It leads to the serene Muṯitjulu Waterhole, surrounded by lush greenery and ancient rock art. Along the way, hear the Tjukurpa story of Kuniya, the woma python woman, and her encounter with Liru, the venomous snake man. This enriching experience connects you to the land and its people while showcasing the natural and cultural significance of the area. A must for those seeking a deeper understanding of Uluṟu.
Campfire Option 3
Campfire Experience at Uluru: a one-hour presentation from one of the oldest living cultures on Earth. Witness a showcase of weapons and tools, delve into the intricacies of men’s and women’s business, and learn survival techniques in one of the world’s harshest climates. Presented by traditional locals speaking one of the oldest languages known, and translated by our seasoned guides.
This captivating experience lasts for 45 minutes, followed by 15 minutes of Q&A. It’s an unparalleled opportunity, exclusively available through Uluru Private Tours.
Where: Cultural Centre in the national park.
When: We tailor the times to suit your needs.
LOCATION
Details
Highlights:
- Cultural Insights: Gain a deeper understanding of the spiritual significance and history of Uluru through the stories and knowledge shared by your knowledgeable Aboriginal guide.
- Ancient Traditions: Discover the ancient rituals and practices of the Anangu people as you traverse the same paths their ancestors have walked for thousands of years.
- Stunning Scenery: Marvel at the breathtaking natural beauty of Uluru’s iconic red rock formations and the surrounding landscapes.
- Sacred Sites: Visit significant cultural and historical sites along the Kuniya and Mala Walk, learning about their importance to the Anangu community.
- Interactive Experience: Engage with your guide in a meaningful and respectful dialogue, asking questions and gaining a deeper appreciation for their way of life.
Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply curious about indigenous cultures, these experiences promises to be an enlightening and unforgettable.
Don’t miss the chance to connect with the heart and soul of Australia’s Red Centre
We can offer flexible touring and create experiences based on any interest.
From all the major highlights like tours around Uluru ( Ayers Rock), Kata Tjuta, Kings Canyon to camping tours, hiking, bush craft and wild eatable Workshops to extended journeys through the outback’s most scenic regions.
PRICING/ HOW TO BOOK
BOOK NOWRate: $880 for up to 20 people.
Each additional is $44 p/p.
Please Note:
Due to unforeseen circumstances, weather, or cultural considerations, this schedule may change at any time.
We have no influence over the availability of Aboriginal hosts if they are part taking in cultural activities.
