Our exclusive private charter jet packages will see guests flying directly from selected capital cities into Uluru (Ayers Rock Airport) for a weekend adventure staying at the luxurious Sails in the Desert plus the renowned Field of Light experience and the option to add on the stunning Sound of Silence dinner. Offering a unique opportunity to delight in some of the Red Centre's only-in-Australia, bucket list experiences.
Majestic Uluru is such a powerful landscape, the spiritual heart of our nation and its ancient culture and home to numerous sacred sites including the Kuniya Walk to the sacred Mutitjulu Waterhole. Discover the heart of the Red Centre by exploring the amazing World Heritage-listed Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park on the exclusive included tour to gain further insight into the fascinating cultural history of this area.
Stay at the iconic outback Australia accommodation that has become synonymous with Uluru and features on many savvy travellers’ lists, the famous Sails in the Desert at Ayers Rock Resort. The hotel’s contemporary design is aptly interwoven with life of the local Anangu people into every facet of this unique and premium property, evident from the moment you arrive, and undoubtedly the hotel’s most striking attribute.
The global phenomenon that is Field of Light, is an essential experience commencing after sunset with a convenient hotel pick-up and short transfer to the remote desert location. This is when Field of Light illuminates, lighting up the landscape for as far as the eye can see in a gentle rhythm of interchanging colours. 50,000 spindles of light set on swaying stems creating a never-before-seen fantasy garden being the work of internationally celebrated artist, Bruce Munro.
To enhance your Field of Light encounter, add on the optional Sounds of Silence dinner (additional cost), for yet another bucket list and award-winning Uluru experience. Dine under the outback stars as you begin with pre-dinner drinks and canapes before enjoying a superb dinner infused with native ingredients as you are serenaded by the mesmerizing digeridoo as the sun sets over Uluru in the background.
This exclusive Uluru getaway also allows for some all important leisure time to relax and recharge at the hotel or venture out for further touring. Sails in the Desert hotel facilities include an expansive resort style swimming pool, tennis courts and spa. Red Ochre Spa offers facial experiences, body rituals, massage therapy and signature journey treatments for enhanced relaxation and indulgent encounter of the spa kind, right in the heart of Uluru. The Mulgara Gallery is also here, showcasing a superb collection of Central Australian Indigenous art, with original dot-paintings, artworks, hand-crafted glassware, jewellery, pottery, textiles, metal and leatherwork on display with the opportunity to watch local artists at work.
For a deeper insight into local life and culture here, guests of the hotel also benefit from access to the free Indigenous Activities Program, including a bush food experience, guided garden walks, a didgeridoo workshop and more fantastic choices.
For those wanting to venture out there is a fantastic range of additional tours and experiences to be had (additional cost). Embark on a sunrise or sunset camel ride through the Red Centre desert, to watch the amazing transformation of colours as the desert awakens with Uluru and Kata Tjuta as your backdrop. Try your hand at Indigenous art at a dot painting workshop or join the very popular Segway tour of Uluru as you circumnavigate the base of the rock in an up-close experience.
Renowned journalist for the West Australian, Stephen Scourfield, travelled with us recently and you can read what he published here.
This is the Uluru getaway. It includes the must-dos with the option to still make it special and tailor it to your interest.
Click here for our exclusive Uluru charter packages or contact our Holidays of Australia & the World team on 1300 854 897 or holidays@holidaysofaustralia.com.au
Image credit: Tourism NT - Matt Cherubino, Maxime Coquard Tourism
