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| Tour: | 3 Day (Toddys Total Comfort Tour) |
| Code: | S03 |
| Capacity: | 24 |
| Price: | Twin $625 - Single Supplement $100 |
| Availability: | All Months
All Days |
| Details: | Day 1: Alice Springs to Yulara
Departing Alice Springs, we head south, stopping for a short visit at the Outback Camel Farm (rides atown expense) and then heading straight to Yulara where we meet any passengers joining us from Ayers Rock Airport (SO3Y). It's then onto our permanent campsite for lunch. The afternoon is spent exploring Uluru (Ayers Rock), a World Heritage listed area. Join your knowledgeable guide for a base tour of Uluru, exploring ancient caves where Aboriginal paintings can be seen, learning about the oldest culture in the world. At sunset, you will appreciate the spectacular colour changes of Uluru. Later we return to camp for a traditional Aussie meal. After dinner, relax around the camp under starry desert skies.
Camp: Ayers Rock Resort Permanent Campsite L, D
Day 2: Yulara to Kings Creek
It's an early rise for an exciting morning with breathtaking views of sunrise at Kata-Tjuta (The Olgas). Go for a walk to appreciate the beauty of the 36 magical domes and learn about unique fauna, flora and fire management of the national park. This afternoon, travel through red sand dune & desert oak country to Kings Creek Cattle Station where optional activities are abundant. Tonight, try a traditional "camp oven” dinner, cooked in the coals of the fire.
Camp: Kings Creek Permanent Campsite B, L, D
Day 3: Kings Creek to Alice Springs
This morning we visit breathtaking Kings Canyon. There's no rush, as we hike around the canyon rim viewing sites like the "Lost City” and the "Garden of Eden”, as well as the striking North and South Walls.
There are plenty of opportunities for photos. We return to Kings Creek Station for lunch before travelling through sand dune country as we head back to Alice Springs, arriving approx. 6.30pm.
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A MESSAGE FROM THE ANANGU PEOPLE
Note: Anangu, Uluru's traditional owners, would prefer that visitors choose not to climb Uluru. Furthermore, the climb may be closed without notice due to weather or cultural reasons. |
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