"Very good tour and the guides, Dani and Regi, were amazing. They were knowledgeable and friendly, and made sure the tour was prompt so we could visit everywhere with enough time to enjoy ourselves. Thanks for a great tour!"
Uluru · Kata Tjuta
Uluru & Kata Tjuta Tours
Sunrise, sunset, scenic flights and day trips.
From
$130
per person
Free cancellation
- 4.6 / 5 605+ Reviews
- About 5 hours Duration
- 2 landmarks Uluru + Kata Tjuta
- Pickup Yulara hotels
- Free Cancellation
The Experience
What the Sunrise & Kata Tjuta Tour Covers
AAT Kings' morning loop, in plain terms.
Highlights
- Sunrise over Uluru from Talinguru Nyakunytjaku, the park's main sunrise viewing area
- Historical overview of the national park and Anangu culture on the drive
- Kata Tjuta viewing stop facing the domes (36 domes in all)
- Walpa Gorge walk: 2.6 km return, about 1 hour on a rocky track
- Spearwood and other gorge plants, with notes on wildlife and geology
- Both landmarks of the park in one morning, about 50 km apart by road
What's Included
- Pickup and drop-off at Ayers Rock Resort hotels
- Tea and coffee at the sunrise viewing area
- Accredited local driver guide
- Travel in an air-conditioned coach
- Commentary throughout the tour
Book Your Tour
Check Availability & Prices
Select your preferred date and time. Instant confirmation — free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.
How the Morning Works
From your Yulara hotel to Walpa Gorge and back.
Pick a date
Choose your morning in the booking box. Buy your national park pass online before the day: it is not included in the tour price.
Hotel pickup before dawn
The coach collects you from your Ayers Rock Resort hotel in Yulara and drives to Talinguru Nyakunytjaku, the main sunrise viewing area.
Sunrise with tea or coffee
Watch first light reach Uluru with a hot drink while your driver guide talks you through the park, then head west to Kata Tjuta.
Walk into Walpa Gorge
Stop at a Kata Tjuta viewing point, walk the rocky track into Walpa Gorge, then ride back to your Yulara hotel.
How It Actually Works
How Three Days at Uluru Really Run
Uluru and Kata Tjuta look close on a map, but they are 50 km apart by road. Sunrise tours collect you in the dark, and on hot days the walking is over by 11 am. A short stay works when you plan around those three facts.
- Before you land: buy the park pass — Adults need a national park pass, A$38 for 3 days, and under-18s enter free. Most day tours do not include it, so buy it online before you fly or at the entry station about ten minutes from Yulara.
- Day one, late afternoon: sunset at Uluru — Tour coaches watch the sunset from the bus sunset viewing area; the car sunset area is for private cars only. A 1.5-hour sunset tour fits neatly after an afternoon arrival.
- Day two, in the dark: the sunrise pickup — Sunrise tours collect you about an hour before sunrise. The park gates open at 5:00 am in October and not until 6:30 am in June and July, and the main viewing area, Talinguru Nyakunytjaku, is 35 minutes from Yulara.
- Mid-morning: west to Kata Tjuta — From Uluru it is 50 km by road to Kata Tjuta's 36 domes, about 45 minutes from Yulara. The Walpa Gorge walk takes about an hour (2.6 km return); the full Valley of the Winds loop needs 3 to 4 hours.
- 11 am: the heat cut-off — When the forecast or actual temperature reaches 36°C, the Valley of the Winds closes at Karu Lookout from 11 am. From October to March the average maximum is 32 to 38°C, so plan every walk for the early morning.
- Afternoon: rest, or see it from the air — Midday suits the Cultural Centre, open 7:00 am to 5:45 pm. A 25-minute helicopter flight with hotel transfer shows both landmarks with almost no walking, though the flights do not pass directly over either one.
- Last morning: one more sunrise before your flight — Ayers Rock Airport is about 10 minutes from Yulara. AAT Kings' sunrise and Kata Tjuta tour suits a departure day for flights after 1:00 pm (after 1:30 pm in June and July).
Photo Gallery
Uluru and Kata Tjuta
The Rock, the domes and the red country around them.
Three Ways to See Uluru and Kata Tjuta
The featured morning tour against a small-group Kata Tjuta sunrise and a helicopter flight. Prices from GetYourGuide, October 2026.
| Feature | OUR TOP PICK Uluru Sunrise & Kata Tjuta Half Day | Kata Tjuta Small-Group Sunrise | Uluru & Kata Tjuta 25-Minute Helicopter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting Price | From $130 per person | From $174 per person | From $258 per person |
| Rating | 4.6 (605 reviews) | 4.7 (135 reviews) | 4.8 (616 reviews) |
| Duration | About 5 hours | 5 hours | 25-minute flight, plus transfers |
| Group size / vehicle | Air-conditioned coach | Small group, max 11 people | Helicopter, 2-person minimum |
| What you see | Uluru sunrise from Talinguru Nyakunytjaku, Kata Tjuta viewpoint, Walpa Gorge | Sunrise over Kata Tjuta's domes, Walpa Gorge | Uluru and Kata Tjuta from the air (not directly over either) |
| Walking | Easy, on a gentle but rocky gorge track | Easy stroll into Walpa Gorge | Steps into the helicopter only |
| Food and drinks | ✓ Tea and coffee at sunrise | ✓ Outback picnic breakfast, bottle of water | ✗ |
| Pickup | ✓ Ayers Rock Resort hotels | ✓ Ayers Rock Resort accommodation | ✓ Return transfer by air-conditioned bus |
| Park pass | ✗ Extra: A$38 adults, under-18s free | ✗ Extra: A$38 adults, under-18s free | – Not mentioned in the listing |
| Best for | A first visit with one morning to spare | More time at Kata Tjuta in a smaller group | Seeing both landmarks with little walking |
| Check Availability | See on GetYourGuide | See on GetYourGuide |
Compare the Tours
More Uluru & Kata Tjuta Tours
Sunset, guided base walks, helicopter flights, Kings Canyon and multi-day trips. Each card opens our review of that tour.
KATA TJUTA SUNRISEKata Tjuta: Small Group Sunrise Tour with Picnic Breakfast
A five-hour SEIT small-group tour for no more than 11 people: sunrise over the domes of Kata Tjuta, a picnic breakfast on its western side and a guided walk into Walpa Gorge. It suits travelers who want more time at Kata Tjuta than a combined Uluru tour gives.
SCENIC FLIGHTYulara: Uluru & Kata Tjuta 25-Minute Helicopter Experience
A 25-minute helicopter flight that takes in both Uluru and the domes of Kata Tjuta, with return bus transfers from your Ayers Rock Resort hotel. It suits travelers who want both landmarks from the air without the longer sunset flight.
SUNSET + BBQUluru (Ayers Rock) Sunset + Outback Barbecue Dinner & Star Talk
An AAT Kings evening that starts with sunset drinks and nibbles at Uluru, moves to a barbecue site among the dunes inside the park for dinner, and ends with a guide pointing out the southern stars. It suits travelers who want sunset, dinner and stargazing in one booking.
KINGS CANYONKings Canyon: Full-Day Tour from Ayers Rock Resort
A full-day coach trip from Ayers Rock Resort to Kings Canyon in Watarrka National Park, with a cooked breakfast at Kings Creek Station and a choice of the Rim Walk or an easier canyon-floor walk. It suits fit walkers staying at Yulara with a spare day, and those happy to take the shorter option.
3-DAY ADVENTUREFrom Yulara: 3 Day Uluru-Kata Tjuta Kings Canyon Adventure
A three-day, two-night small-group camping tour that starts at Ayers Rock Airport or Yulara, covers Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon, and ends in Alice Springs (or back at Yulara by shuttle). It suits active travelers who want the three big Red Centre sights with walking and camp life.
FIELD OF LIGHTUluru: Field of Light Sunrise Tour with Hot Drinks
An AAT Kings early-morning tour that walks you through the Field of Light in the dark, then watches sunrise over Uluru from a dune-top viewing area with tea, coffee or hot chocolate. It suits early risers who want to see the installation and a sunrise in one short outing.
Where to Stay
Where to Stay for Uluru Tours
The tours on this site collect from the Ayers Rock Resort hotels in Yulara, so choose by budget and room type: the pickup stops first, then apartments and budget beds.
Yulara: the pickup hotels
Tour listings that name their stops name these hotels, so the early sunrise coach collects you at the door. Free resort shuttle to Town Square.
- Sails in the Desert · Outdoor pool, day spa and tennis court; Aboriginal art throughout; free airport transfers.
- Desert Gardens Hotel · Set in native gardens with an outdoor pool; some rooms have views of Uluru.
- Outback Hotel · Rooms with air-conditioning and heating, outdoor pool, outback barbecue; free airport transfers.
- All stays at Ayers Rock Resort
Yulara: budget beds and apartments
Same resort, same shuttle. Outback Lodge shares the Outback Hotel stop; Emu Walk and The Lost Camel are not named as stops, so check where your tour collects.
- Outback Lodge · Dorm beds and budget rooms; outdoor pool, two restaurants, free airport transfers.
- Emu Walk Apartments · One-bedroom apartments with a full kitchen and a balcony or patio.
- The Lost Camel Hotel · Compact boutique rooms without external windows; pool, no restaurant on site.
Kings Canyon, for a longer loop
About three hours from Yulara. A night here suits a self-drive Red Centre loop and an early start on the Rim Walk; tours do not collect here for Uluru.
- Discovery Resorts - Kings Canyon · Private rooms or backpacker beds, two pools and two restaurants, a short drive from the canyon.
- Kings Creek Station · Station lodge on Luritja Road with a pool, a restaurant and rooms with kitchenettes.
- All stays at Kings Canyon
How to Choose
Choosing an Uluru Tour
Which tour to book first, what the others add, and how the park works.
If you book one Uluru tour, make it AAT Kings’ Uluru Sunrise and Kata Tjuta half-day tour. It collects you from your Ayers Rock Resort hotel before dawn, puts you at Talinguru Nyakunytjaku for sunrise over Uluru with tea or coffee, then drives west to Kata Tjuta for a walk into Walpa Gorge. That is both landmarks in one morning, from $130 per person, rated 4.6 from 605 reviews, with free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead. The listing says it suits a departure day for flights leaving after 1:00 pm (after 1:30 pm in June and July).
Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta stand 50 km apart by road inside Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, and both are sacred to Anangu, the Traditional Owners. Almost every tour starts from Yulara, about 20 minutes’ drive from Uluru. Prices below are the US dollar “from” prices on GetYourGuide and Viator.
Best Uluru & Kata Tjuta tours at a glance
| Tour | Best for | Duration | Pickup | Walking | Price | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Uluru Sunrise & Kata Tjuta Half Day | First visit, one morning | About 5 hours | Ayers Rock Resort hotels | Easy, rocky Walpa Gorge track | From $130 per person | 4.6 (605 reviews) |
| Kata Tjuta Small-Group Sunrise | More time at Kata Tjuta | 5 hours | Ayers Rock Resort | Easy, into Walpa Gorge | From $174 per person | 4.7 (135 reviews) |
| Uluru & Kata Tjuta 25-Minute Helicopter | Both landmarks from the air | 25-minute flight | Hotel transfer | Steps into the helicopter | From $258 per person | 4.8 (616 reviews) |
| Uluru Sunset, Outback BBQ & Star Talk | An evening with dinner | 3.5 hours | Ayers Rock Resort hotels | Very little | From $233 per person | 4.2 (445 reviews) |
| Kings Canyon Full-Day Tour | A spare full day | About 13 hours | Ayers Rock Resort hotels | 6 km Rim Walk or an easier creek walk | From $241 per person | 4.7 (669 reviews) |
| 3-Day Uluru, Kata Tjuta & Kings Canyon | Everything in one trip | 3 days, 2 nights camping | Ayers Rock Airport or Yulara | 9 to 11 km, moderate to high fitness | From $625 per person | 4.8 (258 reviews) |
| Uluru Highlights Small-Group Sunrise | Uluru sunrise with breakfast | 3 hours | Ayers Rock Resort hotels | Easy, Kuniya walk to Mutitjulu Waterhole | From $132 per person | 4.7 (279 reviews) |
| Uluru 1.5-Hour Sunset with Sparkling Wine | A short, low-cost evening | 1.5 hours | Your accommodation | Very little | From $68 per person | 4.3 (266 reviews) |
| Uluru Day Trip from Alice Springs with BBQ | Starting in Alice Springs | About 18 hours | Alice Springs hotels | Easy, Mala walk and Mutitjulu Waterhole | From $279 per person | 4.7 (850 reviews) |
The Alice Springs day trip has the most reviews of any tour on this site.
Choose your Uluru experience
Combined Uluru and Kata Tjuta tours
The sunrise and Kata Tjuta morning handles the 50 km drive between the two for you. For a whole day at Uluru itself, Emu Run’s Uluru day tour with sunset BBQ visits the Cultural Centre, walks the Mala walk and the track to Mutitjulu Waterhole, then serves a barbecue with sparkling wine at sunset, from $230 per person. Compare them on our Uluru and Kata Tjuta day tours page or read our review of the morning tour.
Sunrise tours
SEIT’s Uluru Highlights small-group sunrise spends three hours at Uluru, with an outback picnic breakfast and the walk to Mutitjulu Waterhole, from $132 per person. The Field of Light sunrise tour walks you through Bruce Munro’s field of more than 50,000 lights before dawn, from $80 per person and rated 4.6 from 678 reviews. Walkers can start the full base walk at first light on SEIT’s small-group base walk at sunrise. See Uluru sunrise tours, guided base walk tours and our review of the highlights tour.
Sunset tours
The 1.5-hour sunset tour from AAT Kings is the lowest-priced sunset tour here, from $68 per person, with sparkling wine and a cheeseboard. SEIT’s small-group sunset costs from $80, and AAT Kings’ Sacred Sites and Sunset tour adds a drive around the base first, from $130. Coach tours watch from the bus sunset viewing area. Dinner options sit on Uluru dinner under the stars. See also Uluru sunset tours and our review of the BBQ and star talk.
Kata Tjuta walks
Kata Tjuta’s 36 domes rise up to 546 m above the plain. SEIT’s Kata Tjuta small-group sunrise runs with a maximum of 11 people and includes a picnic breakfast. The 3-hour afternoon tour costs from $129, and the guided Valley of the Winds hike covers the 7.4 km Grade 4 circuit. On hot days that walk closes at Karu Lookout from 11 am. Read Kata Tjuta tours, Valley of the Winds vs Walpa Gorge and our review.
Helicopters and scenic flights
Professional Helicopter Services flies the 15-minute Uluru flight, from $161 per person and rated 4.9 from 670 reviews. Only its 25-minute flight and the 36-minute sunset helicopter add Kata Tjuta. Out of respect for both places, the flights do not pass directly over or fully circle Uluru or Kata Tjuta. Ayers Rock Scenic Flights’ Rock Blast is a fixed-wing plane flight, from $128. See Uluru helicopter tours and our review of the 25-minute flight.
Multi-day tours and Kings Canyon
Kings Canyon is about three hours’ drive from Yulara, so the AAT Kings Kings Canyon day trip starts early, stops for breakfast at Kings Creek Station and offers the 6 km Rim Walk or a shorter creek bed walk. Autopia’s 3-day tour from Yulara sleeps in eco tents or swags and includes meals and all national park fees. Adventure Tours Australia’s 3-day camping tour runs from Alice Springs or Yulara, from $555 per person. Compare them on Uluru 2 and 3-day tours and Kings Canyon tours from Uluru, or read our review of the Autopia trip.
Which tour is right for you?
- Only one day? Book the combined sunrise and Kata Tjuta morning, then add the 1.5-hour sunset tour in the evening. Our Uluru itineraries lay out one, two and three days.
- Staying three days? Add the Kings Canyon full day, or let a 3-day tour handle the whole trip. See Kings Canyon tours from Uluru.
- Prefer less walking? Take a scenic flight or a short sightseeing tour. AAT Kings lists its sunset BBQ tour as wheelchair accessible. Start with Uluru helicopter tours.
- No car? Choose a tour with Yulara pickup: every Yulara tour in the table above collects you from your hotel. The Hop On Hop Off pass adds unlimited Uluru transfers from sunrise to sunset, from $98 per person. Read Uluru without a car and Uluru tours from Yulara.
- Starting in Alice Springs? Uluru is 465 km away, about 5.5 hours each way, which is why the day trip lasts until late at night. See Uluru tours from Alice Springs.
Plan your visit
Everyone 18 and over needs a park pass: A$38 for 3 days or A$50 for a year, while under-18s enter free. Buy it online before you go or at the entry station. Most day tours exclude it; the Autopia and Adventure Tours Australia multi-day trips include park fees. Opening hours change by month (in October, 5:00 am to 8:00 pm). See park pass and entry fees.
The park itself recommends May to September, when daytime highs usually sit between 20 and 30°C. From October to March the average maximum runs from 32 to 38°C, flies are heavy, and walks should end by 11 am. Read the best time to visit Uluru.
Direct flights reach Ayers Rock Airport from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Cairns, and the airport is about 10 minutes from Yulara. Yulara has no taxis or public transport, and hire cars are limited, so book weeks ahead. Plan with how to get to Uluru, where to stay near Uluru and the Uluru itineraries.
The full base walk is 10.6 km and takes about three and a half hours. Rangers lead a free Mala walk at 8 am from October to April and at 10 am from May to September. Sections can close at short notice, so check the park news at uluru.gov.au first. Our Uluru base walk guide covers each section.
The Uluru climb closed permanently on 26 October 2019, and walking around the base is how visitors see the rock today. Some sites are signposted as sensitive and must not be photographed, drones are banned throughout the park, and you should ask before photographing Anangu people. If you plan to use your photos commercially, you need a media permit. For more to do around Yulara, see things to do in Uluru.
Ready for the sunrise? Check availability for the Uluru sunrise and Kata Tjuta tour.
Guest Reviews
What Travelers Say
4.6/5
from 605 verified travelers
Ratings and review counts are each platform's live figures (GetYourGuide or Viator) as of October 2026 and may shift slightly day to day.
"We were so happy to see the sunrise view in Uluru, and visit Kata Tjuṯa. If we didn’t join the tour, we would have missed the impressive scenery."
"Nice sunrise trip to see Uluru from a lookout and visit one of the valley of Kata Tjuta. Very kind driver and guide. The transfer was punctual. I got more informations about the wild life, the desert and the animals from the driver than in the zoo. Although I would prefer spend more time in every place we stopped. 30-30 more minutes would be enough. No time to soak up the beauty of the desert."
"Guides were friendly, professional, very informative and helpful. I think if it was a little less expensive more people might go on these tours. sunrise was epic!"
"The tour was very well organised! Our guides, Jim and Hayley, definitely made the trip feel extra special. They both had extensive knowledge about the area and culture. The sunrise lookout over Uluru was spectacular with many different areas to view the rock from. However, you don’t get as close to the rock as you would if you were walking, cycling or on segways. We then travelled to Kata Tjuṯa (the Olga’s) which exceeded our expectations! Within Kata Tjuṯa is Waḻpa Gorge - a breathtaking walk right inside of the rock formations. It is quite rocky and uneven - if you have accessibility issues, or even older like my grandmother, it’s definitely a rolled ankle waiting to happen. We then travelled to this stunning lookout that overlooked both Uluru and Kata Tjuṯa for a wonderful photo opportunity. This tour is definitely worth the money. It is organised, lovely staff and covered Uluru and Kata Tjuṯa at the perfect rate / quality."
"Informative and friendly staff who were professional and caring."
"We absolutely love every bit of it. From pick up, the drive, onboard commentary and hike experience"
"Awesome tour! Our guide was extremely knowledgeable!!!"
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Sunrise at Talinguru Nyakunytjaku, then the domes of Kata Tjuta and a walk into Walpa Gorge, back in Yulara by lunchtime. Starting from $130 per person.
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Uluru Tours: Common Questions
Guides, park passes, pickups and which tour suits whom, answered before you book.
For most first visits, AAT Kings' Uluru Sunrise and Kata Tjuta half-day tour. It picks you up from your Ayers Rock Resort hotel, shows you sunrise over Uluru from Talinguru Nyakunytjaku with tea or coffee, then walks into Walpa Gorge at Kata Tjuta. It costs from $130 per person and is rated 4.6 from 605 reviews. Compare it with other Uluru and Kata Tjuta day tours.
No. With a hire car and a park pass you can drive yourself, since every road in the park is sealed and a 2WD is fine. Yulara has no taxis or public transport, though, so without a car you need a tour or the Hop On Hop Off bus. Rangers also lead a free guided Mala walk. A guide adds the Anangu stories and the driving. See Uluru without a car.
Yes, if you have the time. Kata Tjuta is a group of 36 domes, the tallest rising 546 m above the plain, about 50 km by road from Uluru. Its walks, Walpa Gorge and the Valley of the Winds, take you between the domes, which feels very different from walking around Uluru. A morning tour can cover both. Our Uluru vs Kata Tjuta page compares them.
Yes. The usual plan is sunrise at Uluru, then the drive west to Kata Tjuta for a morning walk, and a sunset tour back at Uluru in the evening. Allow for the 50 km between them and for the heat: in summer, walks should end by 11 am. AAT Kings' sunrise and Kata Tjuta tour covers the morning half. Our Uluru itineraries lay out one, two and three days.
Most leave from Yulara, the resort town about 20 minutes' drive from Uluru, with pickup from the Ayers Rock Resort hotels and campground. Some multi-day tours also collect from Ayers Rock Airport. Day trips and camping tours from Alice Springs pick up from hotels there, but Uluru is 465 km away, about 5.5 hours' drive. See Uluru tours from Yulara for pickup details.
Usually not. Most day tours list the national park pass as excluded, so buy it online before you go or at the entry station. Adults pay A$38 for 3 days or A$50 for a year, and under-18s enter free. Some multi-day tours, such as Autopia's 3-day trip and Adventure Tours Australia's camping tour, include park fees. Check each listing. Full details: park pass and entry fees.
Yes. Uluru is the Anangu name for the rock, and Ayers Rock is the English name. The park was handed back to its Traditional Owners in 1985 and is jointly managed by Anangu and the Australian Government, and it uses the name Uluru. Kata Tjuta was likewise known as the Olgas, with Mount Olga as its tallest dome. You will see both names on tour listings.
Scenic flights need almost no walking: Professional Helicopter Services flies 15, 25 and 36-minute flights, though you must manage steps into the helicopter. Sunset tours with sparkling wine involve a short stroll at the viewing area, and AAT Kings lists its sunset BBQ and star talk as wheelchair accessible. Skip the base walk tours, which cover about 10 km. See Uluru helicopter tours.
AAT Kings lists its sunrise and Kata Tjuta tour as suitable for all ages, and under-18s need no park pass. SEIT small-group tours require car seats for children up to 7, with a fee for infant seats. Multi-day camping trips usually set a minimum age of 8, and the Sounds of Silence dinner takes children from 10. Our things to do in Uluru page has more family ideas.
Yes. Coach tours such as the sunrise and Kata Tjuta morning or the 1.5-hour sunset tour keep walking short and include hotel pickup. Scenic flights suit those who can manage steps into the aircraft. Check limits before booking longer trips: Autopia's 3-day camping tour lists itself as not suitable for people over 75, and the full base walk is 10.6 km. See Uluru sunset tours for gentle options.
Book once your flights are set. Most tours on this site allow free cancellation, often up to 24 hours ahead, though some SEIT tours need 3 days and Autopia's 3-day trip 14 days, so locking in early costs little. If you plan to drive, book the hire car first: cars in Yulara are limited and the park advises booking a few weeks ahead. Read how to get to Uluru.
Coach tours, mostly AAT Kings, travel in an air-conditioned coach and usually cost less. Small-group operators such as SEIT use vehicles for up to 15 people, and its Kata Tjuta sunrise tour caps the group at 11, so you can ask the guide more questions and often get a picnic breakfast. Compare both styles on Uluru sunrise tours.
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