3 Day Red Center Discovery Price Includes 1 night Ayers Rock Resort, 1 night Kings Canyon Uluru at sunset and sunrise Sightseeing and entry fees as per itinerary DAY 1: ULURU (AYERS ROCK) Arrive at Ayers Rock Airport prior to 1:00pm and transfer to your hotel. This afternoon travel to Kata Tjuta, a magnificent cluster of 36 domes. Enjoy the opportunity to join a walk into Walpa (Olga) Gorge, where some of the plants are so rare that they are only found here. Stop and enjoy a glass of wine as you watch the ever changing colors of Uluru. Overnight: Voyages Ayers Rock Resort, Outback Pioneer (standard), Desert Gardens (first class) or Sails in the Desert (deluxe) DAY 2: ULURU—KINGS CANYON Rise early and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee as the day’s first light strikes Uluru. Take a guided walk to Mutitjulu waterhole to see ancient cave paintings. Tour the base of Uluru and learn about the geology and flora of the region on the Mala Walk. Explore Kantju Gorge, then visit the Cultural Center and Maruku Arts and Craft Cooperative to see Aboriginal artists at work. Or forgo the Guided Mutitjulu & Mala walks to climb Uluru (subject to weather/cultural conditions). This afternoon journey to Kings Canyon. Overnight: Voyages Kings Canyon Resort, Standard Room (standard & first class) or Deluxe Room (deluxe) DAY 3: KINGS CANYON—ALICE SPRINGS Today enjoy a guided walk to the rim of Kings Canyon and through the “Lost City” and “Garden of Eden” (requires a good level of fitness). An alternative walk along the canyon floor is available. This afternoon travel via Kings Creek Station to Alice Springs, arriving at approximately 6:30pm. Departs: Daily Red Center Discovery 1 Apr 07–Mar 08 Twin Single Standard $667 $1054 First Class $695 $1099 Deluxe $766 $1257 Note: Itinerary is valid until 31 March 2008. Please inquire for itinerary details beyond this date. Single traveler must pay single room tour price. Supplement applies Day 2 for Exclusive upgrade, ask for details. Pre and post night accommodation can be arranged. Anangu, traditional owners, prefer that visitors not climb Uluru. The climb may be closed without notice due to weather or cultural reasons. No refunds will be given in this situation. |
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