Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, is a magnificent natural landmark in the heart of Australia's Red Centre, deeply sacred to the local Aboriginal Anangu people. It offers a wide range of activities and tours for visitors to enjoy. Some top experiences during a visit to Uluru and its surrounds include the Uluru Base Walk, witnessing the sunrise or sunset at Uluru, dining under the stars with Uluru as a backdrop, and visiting the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre to learn about the local Aboriginal culture.
Additionally, visitors can explore the area on camel tours, visit the Field of Light at sunrise or sunset, take Uluru Segway Tours, enjoy Ayers Rock Helicopter Tours, and experience outback camping trips. Accessible by air or road, Uluru can be reached through direct flights from major Australian airports or via the Red Centre Way drive from Alice Springs. Group tours and hire car options are available at Ayers Rock Airport and Alice Springs Airport, with the Uluru Hop On Hop Off bus pass being a convenient option for exploring the area.