Just Incredible
Endless Experiences. Countless Ways To Wow.
Where else can you ride a camel at sunrise, feast on a gourmet dinner, and sleep under a sky full of stars—all in one day? At Ayers Rock Resort, every moment is a discovery, whether you're chasing thrills, immersing yourself in culture, or simply unwinding. Start with a breathtaking Uluru sunrise, end with a stunning desert sunset, and fill the rest of the day with unforgettable experiences. However you choose to explore, we’ve got you covered with epic views and endless stars.
Families With Young Kids
Ideal for families with young children, offering a wide range of fun activities.
Families With Older Kids
Great for families (+12 yrs) that have the need to burn off a little more energy each day.
Romantic Getaway
Treat someone special to a truly memorable getaway to the Spiritual Heart of Australia.
Sunrise Experiences
Watching the sunrise at Uluru is a breathtaking experience, as the desert light slowly transforms the monolith into shades of deep red and fiery orange. Whether from a lookout or on a guided tour, there’s something unforgettable about starting the day in such a spectacular setting.
Sunset Experiences
As the sun sets, Uluru shifts from deep reds to soft purples. Unwind with dinner under the colorful skies or experience the stunning Wintjiri Wiru drone show—a dazzling mix of light, drones, and storytelling under the stars.
Free Guest Experiences
At Ayers Rock Resort, enjoy a range of free activities like garden walks, camel visits, Indigenous art galleries, and bush food tastings. These experiences offer a genuine connection to the land and culture, with something new to discover at every turn.
Free Experiences You May Enjoy
Bush Food Experience
Learn about Australian and local bush tucker and how, for many centuries, local Indigenous groups would hunt, gather, and prepare these nourishing bush foods.
Guided Garden Walks
Guides will show guests around the Resort Gardens highlighting seasonal local flora, bush foods, trees native to Australia, and the medicines traditionally used.
Bush Yarns
Listen to stories of Aboriginal culture and tradition. See men’s weapons that were used for hunting and learn about women’s tools and techniques for gathering bush tucker.