Beautiful sunrise and the base walk was so interesting learning some of the stories of the Anangu people. Wish we had more time in this very spiritual place.

Wonderful experience all round, the sunrise was a glorious almost-spiritual experience and the time spent with the Aboriginal guides was a cultural experience that was a privilege and a pleasure, We have much to learn from the ways of the original custodians of this land. Looking, listening and learning

The sunrise was nice and I loved that there was a table with coffee and hot chocolate. I like the Base walk with the Indigenous Guide. I was able to learn about the Aboriginal people and left culturally enriched.

Do it - the indigenous guide made the tour extra special

Very little walk and a lot of talking, Perhaps we should have done the base walk without the guide. I did not know that you can actually hire a bicycle to bike around the rock. That will be fun.

Absolutely loved interacting with aboriginals on this tour. Was taught by aboriginal guide how to throw a bow and arrow at target. Quite difficult but very fun.Told very beautiful dreaming stories. Was one of the only opportunities that I had during my 4 weeks in Australia of interacting with aboriginals as they are a people who lead very private lives.

We set of for the Ayers rock viewing site in the dark, very early in the morning. It was also quite cold , as it is in the outback this time of year even though it can reach very high temperatures in the middle of the day. When we arrived at the viewing area we were given coffee and biscuits then we waited for the sunrise. It was a magnificent site as the sun came up but not at it's best due to some light cloud cover. After we were taken to the cultural centre for a very good breakfast. Then we were met by an aboriginal guide and an interpreter who showed us many interesting things to do with the aboriginal way of life. This was followed by a walk round part of the base of the rock, again with lots of information . We really enjoyed the morning and would certainly recommend the trip.

great experience with sammy(indigenous guide) and the young lady Katy as interpreter. Learn a lot about the indigenous peoples their lives culture and history. It was awesome that such humongus rock landed in the centre of Australia. THANK you Viator's arranged the tours for ma and my sister. We were really really had a good time and wonderful memory.
Carol Yu from Richardson Texas

Professionally run, greatly enjoyed.

It was not a small group tour. We were picked up from the hotel with about 40 other people in a full size tour bus and delivered to Uluru sunrise viewing area with the masses. We then had to drop some of the other people at their various destinations before moving on to the cultural centre for a very ordinary breakfast, some items ran out within minutes. Our group was definitely more than 20.. The time with Anangu guide was very interesting and the short guided walk was nice but not worth what we paid.