A fabulous tour but pray for a clear day to really appreciate it. - We did this tour March 2024. Picked up from hotel in air conditioned bus and then taken to Cultural Centre. Spent about 50 minutes there where there are gift shops, a cafe and some loos. We were then taken to a few spots around the base of Uluru which is quite something close up. The bus has plenty of fresh water to top up your water bottles. Knowledgable tour guides gave plenty of info about the site and the Anangu culture. We didn’t feel rushed at any stage., The tour culminated in a stop at the sunset viewing area where we were treated to wine (sparkling and still), soft drinks or beers along with some snacks. This was all while we waited for the sunset to arrive. As the sun did set, the view was spectacular with the changing natural colours of Uluru into the night. The tour bus then took us back to our hotel at the resort. All in all, a great trip and we think it was worth the money we paid. All I would say is, you need to pray for a lovely clear day without any cloud. We had that and the views were amazing. The very next day was really cloudy and we watched the sun setting again from a lookout place at the resort. Because of the cloud, the sun was significantly obscured at sunset and Uluru just stayed brown throughout. I really felt for the people who were on that tour. You need the full glare of the sun to appreciate the spectacle and the changing colours, otherwise the end of the tour will be an anti climax. Don’t forget to take face nets as the flies are a pest.

NICE ULURU - Had a nice time here enjoyed uluru highlights field of lights and shuttle bus around town square etc lovely souvenirs too will reccommend to others maybe when its not so hot PALYA

Excellent! - Excellent experience. The photos we took are amazing. We used the panorama effect on our phone for a really good image. The glass of wine/fizz was a nice touch.

Beautiful spot, really nice guide, and the wine and treats were excellent - Really nice guide, Tracy was really great and the spot and the treats and drinks were excellent. Totally recommend it.

Nice experience - Nice tour, very organised. The guide explained the site and told us some stories about the aborigenal population. Pick up in hotel, arrived to enjoy the view and take some nice pics. The buffet was cool, with some snacks and wine. Wonderful and relaxed experience. Thank you Jakob for your kindness!!!!

Great way to see Ayers Rock at sunset - Drinks and nibbles watching the sun set and the colours on Ayers Rock and the sky change. It was quite busy near the coaches but we were told we could walk up to a lookout which was nicer.

Great experience. - Kata Juta was amazing. Uluru was as we had been told by family. Lots of photos and good memories. Our driver Croc, was very knowledgeable and the two Sunset tours were well worth doing.

Worst tour of 4 - The sunset itself was beautiful but this tour was totally disorganized! Our group was the last to be picked up. We were told that we would be coming back in a different bus, but not told which bus would take us back to the resort. When we arrived all the seats were taken, so we had to stand over 45 minutes waiting for Sunset. After the sunset it was mad confusion with zero direction where to go and which bus to board. I would not do this tour again. This tour was terrible.

Beautiful sunset, but not good value for money. - From the beginning our tour seemed a bit disorganised, and when we arrived at the viewing area, it was even worse. My honest opinion is that this tour is overpriced, even allowing for the cost of the coach trip, wine and nibbles. I would add however, that viewing the Uluru sunset was beautiful, and a must, but there are viewing points around the resort that would have been just as good, and free.

Disappointing! - Disappointing! No chairs no plates and no narrative more time on bus vs at the rock! Felt rushed! Too expensive for what we received!