Operating in the red centre of Australia, working alongside the local Anangu community. Every tour is private, unhurried and built around you.
From the major highlights to the quiet corners, we build experiences around whatever you're interested in, over a single afternoon or a week in the outback.
"Our tour was perfect in every way. Matt, our guide, was very knowledgeable about Uluru and the Aboriginal history. Samantha, our Aboriginal guide, added so much more perspective. She was great!"
"An amazing tour. Matt handled our group of 6 (ages 14 to 85), including one member with mobility issues, with ease and compassion. He has tremendous respect for Aboriginals and shared their history and stories with us."
"Thank you so much. There was a problem on the way, but thank you for your kind help. He was a really kind and professional guide."
A typical day at Uluru. Every tour is flexible, so we shape the timing and the stops around you.
An accredited guide collects you from your hotel or the Ayers Rock resort in a private vehicle. About a 30-minute drive to the base of Uluru.
On cultural tours, a local Anangu guide joins you at the base of Uluru and hosts you through a major walk or a sit down cultural talk for around two hours.
With time up your sleeve, we take you to other scenic highlights to understand more of what makes Uluru significant, all at your own pace.
End the day at a quiet viewing area, watching Uluru change colour as the sun goes down.
What's shared about Culture is shared by the Anangu guides themselves, in person. We host the day; the story is theirs to tell.
Tell us what you're hoping for, in your own words. Dates and group size included, rough is fine. We'll come back with a tailored plan, warmly and quickly, even if we're out on Country when you write.
