Alice Springs to Uluru One Way Transfer
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November 2024
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What you can expect
This sightseeing and transfer tour takes you in air-conditioned comfort from Alice Springs to Uluru/Ayers Rock Resort past the amazing scenery of Australia’s Red Centre. Travel south through the MacDonnell and James Ranges as your friendly driver/guide will provide comprehensive commentary of your surrounds. You'll have the chance to visit a camel farm where there is time to take a short camel ride as well as having the opportunity to purchase morning tea at Erldunda roadhouse and marvel at majestic Atila (Mt. Conner) before arriving at Ayers Rock Resort.
Tours depart on Wednesday, Friday & Sunday at 7am and will arrive at 1pm. Book this one way transfer to Uluru from Alice Springs online today to make travelling between the two Northern Territory destinations with ease and comfort.
What you need to know
- 1 way transfer from Alice Springs to Ayers Rock Resort
- Experienced driver/guide
- Expert commentary
- Air-conditioned coach
- Travel from Alice Springs to Uluru (Ayers Rock) aboard a luxury coach. Take in the rugged desert landscapes of the region, passing through the beautiful MacDonnell Ranges
- Stop at the Camel Farm and learn about the impact camels had in opening up Central Australia. Camels, ideally suited to the hot, dry climate of Australia’s interior, were imported in the 19th century and remained the principal means of outback transport until railways and roads were established. You have the opportunity to ride a camel (own expense)
- While travelling through this remote country, your friendly Driver Guide will provide an informative and entertaining commentary. Learn the natural and geological history of the region, as well as the unique Australian desert flora and fauna such as the Perentie monitor lizard, the thorny devil and the red kangaroo. Hear about the traditional customs and beliefs of the local Aboriginals
- There is time for stop at Mt Ebenezer Road House for a quick morning tea break (own expense)
- View flat-topped Atila (Mt Conner) in the distance before arriving at Ayers Rock Resort rested, relaxed and ready to explore the amazing World Heritage-listed Uluru - Kata Tjuta National Park
- Tours depart on Wednesday, Friday & Sunday at 7am and will arrive at 1pm
- Companion card holders are entitled to a 50% discount, however the companion card must be presented at time of travel to validate. Please contact the tour operator directly to book in for your companion passenger. Once the booking has been made you will be sent a voucher with the tour operators details attached
- For day tours
- Cancellation 24+ Hours Prior to Departure: No cancellation fee will be charged for day tours cancelled 24 or more hours before the scheduled departure.
- Cancellation 0-24 Hours Prior to Departure: A 100% cancellation fee will apply for day tours cancelled within 0-24 hours of the scheduled departure.
- Confirmation in the form of a tour voucher will be received at time of booking
- Upon completion of purchase, please print the voucher and present on day of the tour
- For your information, complete Tour Operator Information including contact details is included on your tour voucher
Recent reviews
Sarah Sellors
over 4 years ago
This was actually a highlight of our trip
This was actually a highlight of our trip. We thought it was just a transfer but actually, it could be classed as a tour. Our driver was so informative all the way from Alice Springs to Uluru, we learnt so much about what was going on in the desert that we were passing. The stops were really interesting too, a camel farm for an optional quick camel ride. A stop at Erldunda roadhouse which is known as the centre of the centre. And finally a lookout stop and then a prompt arrival at Ayers Rock Resort just after 1 pm.
Tiffany
over 4 years ago
The tour was simple
The tour was simple, driving to another place with commentary. Yet the tour guide was so new and could not give us detailed information about the places, always referring to some note cards, monotone (I have never fallen asleep in a tour) and she even forgot to pick up two guests from other hotel. I would have chosen to take a plane, much quicker and nice aviation view instead.