Day 1 - Alice Springs to Uluru

• Early morning departure from Alice Springs, journey south through the red heart of Australia.

• Arrive at Yulara, set up camp, have lunch and get familiar with your surroundings.

• Stretch your legs on the Mala Walk—an introduction to the local environment, culture and history.

• Visit Mutitjulu Waterhole to learn about the creation stories and ancient rock art of the Anangu people.

• Witness a breathtaking sunset over Uluru, one of Australia’s most iconic landmarks.

• Return to camp for a hearty dinner under the stars.

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Day 2 - Exploring Uluru

• Early rise for an unforgettable sunrise at Uluru, watching the rock glow in vibrant reds and oranges.

• Walk around the base of Uluru (10,6km), exploring its caves, waterholes, and ancient rock art.

• Visit the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre to learn more about the region’s Aboriginal culture and significance.

• Enjoy lunch in a shaded area, recharging for the afternoon.

• Head to Talinguru Nyakunytjaku (sunset lookout) for sweeping views of Uluru and Kata Tjuta.

• Return to camp for dinner and watch the outback sky come alive with stars.

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Day 3 - Kata-Tjuta to Kings Creek Station. 

• Morning visit to Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) and explore the Valley of the Winds or Walpa Gorge walks (7,4km).

• Stop at Dune Lookout for a panoramic view of the desert landscape.

• Return to camp for lunch.

• Pack up camp and head north, passing Mount Conner (often mistaken for Uluru) on the way.

• Arrive at Kings Creek Station and set up camp.

• Watch the sunset over the rugged ranges.

• Dinner and relax around the campfire.

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Day 4 - Kings Canyon to Bush Camp

• Early morning start for a guided walk around Kings Canyon, with its towering cliffs and lush Garden of Eden (6km). 

• Optional helicopter rides are available for a unique aerial perspective of the canyon ($250).

• Lunch back at Kings Creek Station, recharging for the afternoon drive.

• Drive to a remote bush camp between Stuarts Well and Alice Springs.

• Set up camp and enjoy dinner by the fire under the Milky Way.

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Day 5 - Bush Camp To Finke River.

• Depart bush camp and head towards Hermannsburg, an Aboriginal community rich in culture and history.

• Visit Gosse’s Bluff for lunch, a massive meteorite crater with an ancient and powerful story.

• Explore Redbank Gorge, known for its beautiful swimming holes. 

• Continue to camp on the banks of the Finke River, one of the world’s oldest river systems.

• Dinner around the campfire.

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Day 6 - West MacDonnell Ranges.

• Hike the spectacular Ormiston Pound walk, discovering the rugged beauty of the West MacDonnell Ranges (9,5km).

• Lunch at Ormiston Gorge, where you can swim in a natural waterhole surrounded by ancient rock formations.

• Return journey via the Ochre Pits, a sacred site used by Aboriginal people for millennia to gather ochre for ceremonies and art.

• Final stop at Ellery Creek Big Hole, a stunning natural swimming spot.

• Return to Alice Springs by evening, to be dropped at your pre-booked accommodation, ending your unforgettable outback adventure.

• Option of meeting up as a group for one last meal together out on the town.

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