Uluru via MacDonnell Ranges Tours

Uluru via MacDonnell Ranges Tours from Alice Springs via Mereenie Loop Track, Palm Valley, MacDonnell Ranges Tours via Simpson’s Gap, Palm Valley, Hermannsburg, MacDonnell Ranges including Ormiston Gorge, Larapinta Trail, Glen Helen, Gosse Bluff, Mereenie Loop, Kings Canyon, Kata Tjuta (Olgas), Uluru (Ayers Rock), Aboriginal rock art, visit Aboriginal art centres. REVERSE available

5 day Uluru via MacDonnell Ranges Tours from Alice Springs to Ayers Rock / Uluru & Mereenie Loop Track via Simpsons Gap, Palm Valley, Hermannsburg, Kings Canyon, Gosse Bluff & MacDonnell Ranges Tours – Arrive Alice Springs day prior departure, includes welcome to country, 2 Uluru sunsets, 1 sunrise, 2 nights Uluru, 1 night Kings Canyon, 1 night Glen Helen, ends Uluru after breakfast day 5 in time for flights. Tour Code MAU5 – Please ASK

Commences Saturdays, Tuesdays & Fridays from Alice Springs or dates as booked (REVERSE option available) – Please ASK –

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5 day Uluru / Ayers Rock to Alice Springs via MacDonnell Ranges & Mereenie Loop Trackvia Simpsons Gap, Palm Valley, Hermannsburg, Kings Canyon, Gosse Bluff & MacDonnell Ranges Tours – Arrive Uluru Tuesday, includes welcome to country, 2 Uluru sunsets, 1 sunrise, 2 nights Uluru, 1 night Kings Canyon, 1 night Glen Helen, ends Alice Springs Friday evening – Tour Code MUA5 Commences Tuesdays from Uluru or dates as booked (REVERSE option available) – Please ASK

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Below describes our 5 Day MacDonnell Ranges Tour. An 8 day tour  is also available click link. The 8 day tour and 5 day tours travel some similar areas – except the 8 day includes 1st night in Alice Springs (or Uluru) hotel, 1 overnight at Palm Valley, 1 extra night (2 total) at Glen Helen allowing more time to explore the MacDonnell Ranges and to visit Redbank Gorge, Mt Sonder and visit Hassts Bluff and Papunya Aboriginal Art Centre.
Relax and Revitalise your creative self in the clear and nurturing energies of the Central Deserts of Australia’s Heartlands …  This journey is an opportunity to reflect, honour and develop creative relationships with the land, each other, and with the traditional Aboriginal caretakers, songmasters, singers and dancers from the land we travel. We experience extraordinary landscapes, and sacred sites, walk and relax in these places and share each participants unique gifts of creativity and place in creation …. with the aim of having fun, and enriching all life.