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4 Day Ayers Rock Itinerary

Dreaming of the ultimate Outback adventure? I recently took on the amazing geological feature that is Uluru (otherwise known as Ayers Rock). Completely unlike anything I have ever seen before and an absolute must on your Australian Itinerary! Here’s a 4-day itinerary that covers Uluru, Kata Tjuta, and Kings Canyon – with sunrise hikes, cultural insights, and nights under a sky full of stars. 🏜️ Day 1 – Arrival & Kata Tjuta Morning • Arrive in Yulara, relax, and stock up on snacks in the town centre. Afternoon • Head to Kata Tjuta (Valley of the Winds) for a short but stunning walk among the towering red domes. Evening • Drive to Uluru for your first sunset view – the rock glows a fiery red as the sun drops. • Enjoy dips and snacks as you watch and BBQ dinner around the campfire 🍖 🌅 Day 2 – Uluru Sunrise & Culture Early Morning • Wake at 5am for sunrise at Uluru. • Walk the 10 km Base Track – spot ancient rock art, caves, watering holes, and learn the Anangu stories along the way. Late Morning • Visit the Cultural Centre for art, history, and language talks. ☕ Afternoon • Drive towards Kings Canyon with scenic stops at “Fool-uru” and a vast salt lake. Evening • Watch the sunset at Kings Canyon lookout with a glowing moon 🌕 ⛰️ Day 3 – Kings Canyon & Return to Yulara Morning • Start the Kings Canyon Rim Walk at sunrise 🌅 (6 km / 3 hrs). • Explore breathtaking cliffs, stunning panoramic views, and The Garden of Eden waterhole 💧 Afternoon • Grab some lunch, then a long drive back to Yulara. Catch the sunset with views of both Uluru and Kata Tjuṯa. 🌞 Day 4 – Farewell Sunrise & Departure Morning • Final sunrise over Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Midday • Free time: browse souvenir shops, art galleries, and grab a coffee ☕. Afternoon Airport transfer and onward travels ✈️ ✨ Highlights at a Glance 🌅 Sunrises & sunsets at Uluru ⛰️ Kings Canyon Rim Walk & Garden of Eden 🎨 Anangu culture, art, and storytelling The perfect blend of hiking, culture, and Outback magic! 🌏
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