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Upon your arrival into Alice Springs you will be
met by an Alice Springs Holidays representative
who will introduce you to Alice Springs and your
itinerary for the next 6 days, while enroute to
your accommodation. Following check in you will
be transferred to the Alice Springs Desert Park.
Here, be introduced at your own pace to the
many interesting facets of some of the world’s
oldest deserts. The informative film depicts the
evolution of Central Australia - an apt
introduction to the many displays representing
some 70% of the Australian mainland. Stroll
through the 3 major desert habitats, complete
with walk through aviaries. The Desert Park is
home to the world’s largest nocturnal house and
breeding programmes for many endangered
species of the Australian bush. Be enthralled by
the free flying raptor display’s aerial supremacy
and on ground antics at Nature’s Theatre.
As we head due west avoiding the hustle and
crowds of the main highway, our outback
adventure begins with a first hand insight into
Aboriginal culture and their relationship to the
land at Wallace Rock hole. Further on, we
navigate the track into the comet impact crater
called Gosse Bluff to enjoy a picnic lunch
beneath the torn battlements of this 140 million
yo. phenomena. After our leisurely lunch we
venture by outback dirt road into the Mereenie
Wilderness Area before arriving late afternoon at
the foot of George Gill Range. 
Your guide will introduce you to the many
wonders and options of the Kings Canyon area.
For the energetic a climb to the rim
encompassing vast horizons and unusual
sandstone formations. Alternatively experience
at close quarters the flora and fauna of the most
bio diverse park in the region on the Canyon
floor. Enroute to Uluru enjoy a picnic lunch in the
Australian Outback. This afternoon visit the
Uluru Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre before
exploring the base of Uluru, inspiring and yet
intimidating by it’s very size. Feel the ambience
of the world’s largest monolith; it’s rock art,
shapes and colours. Enjoy a champagne sunset
of tantalising Australian cuisine and sparkling
wine overlooking Uluru.
Rise early this morning to catch the first rays of
light on Kata Tjuta (The Olgas). A chance to
escape the crowds, and enjoy the peace and
quiet as the day dawns. Explore on foot with
your guide, learning the fascinating story of this
intriguing formation before returning to the resort
for and being transferred to Longitude 131 for
the next 2 nights.
Join the optional scheduled touring programme
of morning KataTjuta and afternoon Uluru base
tours which are included with your tarrif.
These tours offer a slightly different perspective
to our usual touring itineraries, or you may
choose to just relax and enjoy the peace and
comfort of your surroundings while the other
guests are out and about. Luxurious, ecosensitive
and romantic, Voyages Longitude 131°
offers immersion in the World Heritage listed
wilderness of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park,
complete with 5-star luxury and private views of
the sun rising and setting over Uluru (Ayers
Rock).
Venture into the spirited land of Uluru-Kata Tjuta
National Park and you are exposed to an
expansive living cultural landscape in the
company of only a few others. Whether you
spend your time learning of the ancient cultures
of traditional owners, or exploring the stunning
flora and fauna with expert guides, face to face
with this irresistible land, your senses come
alive.
On arrival at Longitude 131 please confirm
departure details with reception
Toll Free: 1800 801 401 | Phone: 08 8683 1331 | Facsimile : 08 8953 1327
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Toll Free: 1800 801 401 | Phone: 08 8683 1331 | Facsimile : 08 8953 1327
International Telephone: +61 8 8683 1331 | International Fax: +61 8 8953 1327
Contact Us | Terms and Conditions | © 2010 Alice Springs Holidays and TotalWebsites