Uluru & Kata Tjuta: Sacred Sunset & Outback BBQ Feast

I was the only one to book this tour, so I had a private tour guide! Despite that, the guide Yad was still hard to hear (but still friendly). This tour was just meh. The stories that were told on the tour were the same ones that you could read about in the cultural center. There were a few extra details about the different caves on the walk, but not anything which made the price worthwhile. The BBQ dinner was ok. The steaks were tender and well-done, without any seasoning that I could taste. The rest of the spread was decent as well, but not worth the price. If I were to visit again, I would rent a car to go to Uluru and the cultural center on my own schedule. Any questions could be answered by the cultural center staff or by the staff doing the free experiences at the resort.

Great tour with plenty of interesting facts and insight from our guide Jad. He brought the place to life explaining the cultural significance of the region and the importance to its original inhabitants. Hard not to moved by the place. Like nowhere else we have ever been

Great tour and tour guide gave you plenty of time to take photos and check out the Uluru Cultural Centre! Well worth doing and dinner was large! Heaps of Steaks and Sausages left and left overs was given to the local indigenous guests selling paintings to bus tour guests. Added value of sunset photos….we got a full rainbow over the Rock! ❤️❤️ The guide mentioned to us he has seen a rainbow only once over the Rock in 3 years here!

A great all round experience. Well planned and smoothly delivered. A knowledgeable tour guide helped the tour to have meaning. Highly recommended.

What an incredible day! From start to finish, this tour was thoughtfully run and thoroughly enjoyable. Our guide was not only knowledgeable but also accommodating (even with the locals). The coach was comfortable and well-equipped. Every stop on the itinerary was delivered as promised, giving us a spectacular experience into the heart of Uluru. We were treated to chilled apples along the way, and the sunset BBQ was a true highlight—generous servings of fresh salads, bread, and both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. The tour begins in Alice Springs, with convenient pick-up and drop-off at Ayers Rock Resort before returning to Alice Springs. A driver change mid-way ensures safety and professionalism throughout the journey.

The tour and places visited were pretty much as expected. Sadly the main cave with drawings was closed due to cultural activities. The guide was not the easiest to listen to.

Lovely tour with emu run experience. Our driver/ tour guide/ bbq chef Yad made our trip memorable sharing stories along the way.

Over priced, over cooked, over promised and under delivered. Staff doing their best, with what little they have been given. Let me start with the first stop, sun set with nibbles and bubbles. Nibbles left under sunlight as we share it with flies and broken tongues. Then to buffet bbq dinner,cheapest cuts of meat, if you could cut the steak you would be lucky to eat it, as it was like leather, vegetables like rubber, salad socking in dressing. Dessert a lamington or a mini pavlova with cream from a can, all of which you can get from a local supermarket. Help yourself to hot drinks but make it with cold water. This is over priced and one of the worst food experiences we have had. And if it was under the stars maybe we would be able too see what we were eating, I guess the reason you get to eat in the dark is because you don’t want you customers to see what you are feeding us. Shame on you for the not giving us the experience we paid for.

Yad was very informative and patient, everything went smooth and calm. Had plenty of time everywhere. I could've maybe liked a bit more at the cultural center, but I understand certain priorities need to be made, and I had all the time I needed at Uluru itself, so that's what really matters.

Nice sightseeing bus trip with sunset BBQ. The flies were a bit annoying, which made eating dinner an “adventure”! Also, most of our travel companions made the trip from Alice Springs; so we didn’t envy their long ride home.