This tour is short and sweet and full of Northern Territory&#39;s most famous sights!&nbsp;

The following cancellation fees will apply in the event you should cancel for any reason:

&bull; 30 + days prior to departure &ndash; 25% of total price 
&bull; 14 &ndash; 29 days prior to departure &ndash; 50% of total price 
&bull; Within 14 days &ndash; 100% of total price

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	<li>Field of Lights (available for additional fee)</li>
</ul>

A torch, a wide-brimmed hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, a water bottle (1.5 liters), walking shoes or boots, sleeping bag if you prefer to use your own, toiletries, a towel, and a camera. Please wear comfortable and casual clothing.&nbsp;

We can cater for various dietary restrictions. If you have any food allergies or specific dietary needs please contact us to discuss these requirements and we will advise you if they can be catered for.

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Do Northern Territory the right way by booking an intimate one-night camping experience at&nbsp;Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. On this guided overnight tour, you will get to witness Uluru (Ayers Rock) at sunset and sunrise, learn all about the indigenous history of the area, sip bubbly under the stars of the great outback and much more.&nbsp;

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Itinerary

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Day 1:

Begin your day with a complimentary 6am pickup directly from your Alice Springs or Ayers Rock accommodation. Alternatively, you can choose to travel directly to Ayers Rock Airport or Outback Pioneer Hotel at Ayers Rock Resort, where you will be picked up at 1pm.&nbsp;

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Once you meet up with your guides, hop into your air-conditioned&nbsp;4WD&nbsp;and head south towards Erldunda. You will drive&nbsp;through the Waterhouse and James Ranges and get take a brief pit stop at a working Camel Farm. Refreshments will be provided at no extra charge. Next up, stop at&nbsp;Mount Ebenezer Roadhouse,&nbsp; a famous destination for viewing and purchasing artifacts made by the Aboriginal community. Finally, stop at Atila (Mount Connor),&nbsp;which is a flat-topped sandstone rock formation often mistaken by tourists for Uluru. While it covers a larger area than Uluru, it is a bit shorter.&nbsp;

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After exploring Atila, take a break for lunch and then arrive at Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. You will travel with your tour group to the base of Uluru, where you will take a walk around the base while learning all about Aboriginal law and religion (Tjukurpa). Then, get ready to meet up with your local First Peoples guide for who will share stories about the region, teach you about the traditional painting methods used in Aboriginal artwork, and discuss how the art plays an important role in sustaining local indigenous culture. Your guide will lead you on a walking tour to the cave paintings&nbsp;near Mutitjulu Waterhole at Uluru&#39;s base before ending the tour at the park&#39;s&nbsp;Cultural Centre, full of displays and additional information on the area, nature and culture.&nbsp;

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After your tour, you will head back to camp for some sparkling wine and nibbles as you witness the gorgeous changing colours of Uluru at sunset. You will surely be tired after a jam-packed day, so take advantage of the opportunity to relax at your remote private campsite. Enjoy a special dining experience under the stars before hitting the hay in your very own comfy swag or safari tent.

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Day 2: 

Wake up, eat breakfast and then take a short walk to a lookout point to view an uninterrupted&nbsp;sunrise over Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Then, head off to see&nbsp;Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) up-close. This&nbsp;group of around 36 large, domed rock formations&nbsp;is a must-visit destination for anyone travelling to Northern Territory. Walk through the&nbsp;creeks and domes, enjoying the beautiful natural scenery of it all. Once you are done at Kata Tjuta, you will be dropped off at Ayers Rock Resort to conclude your tour.

Duration

Pick-Up & Drop-Off

Minimum Age

Fitness Level

Meals

4 Wheel Drive

Wayoutback Australian Safaris

A Good Rest B&B

Alice In The Territory

Alice Lodge Backpackers

Alice Motor Inn

Alice on Todd

Alice Station B&B

Alice Tourist Apartment

Alices Secret

Aurora Alice Springs

Ayers Rock Airport (01 APR 18 to 6 OCT 18)

Ayers Rock Airport (01 OCT 17 to 31 MAR 18)

Crown Plaza (was Lasseters Casino) (Pick up from building with Purple Entrance)

Desert Palms Resort

Desert Rose Inn

Diplomat Motel

Doubletree Hilton Alice Springs

Elkira Court Motel

Gday Mate Tourist Park

Haven

Hillsview Tourist Apartment

Hotel Mercure (was Chifley)

Ibis Styles

JUMP INN (4 Traeger Ave THE GAP)

Kathys Place

MacDonnell Range Holiday Park

Nthaba Cottage

Outback Pioneer Hotel (Departures from 1 APRIL 2014)

Quest Alice Springs

St Phillips Roundabout

Stuart Caravan Park

Swagmans Rest Hotel

The Todd Tavern

To be advised

Vatu Sanctuary

White Gum Motel

Wintersun Caravan Park  (Crn Stuart Hgw & Head St)

YHA Alice Springs

Adam and Sophie had been very great tour guides and hosts during may overnight Dingo Dreaming tour at Ayers Rock. It was my birthday week during the travel and what perfect way to spend it than reflecting under the stars and Milky Way in a swag. Uluru and the Valley of the Winds tour were truly remarkable and unforgettable. Couldn't be more grateful!

A night under the stars (and more)

Great tour guide! Everything was as described as the website.

Great tour guide! Everything was

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	<li>Professionally guided tours</li>
	<li>National park entry fees</li>
	<li>1-night&nbsp;camping accommodation (permanent tent with bed or swag under the stars)</li>
	<li>Towel and sleeping bag</li>
	<li>Transport in an&nbsp;air-conditioned 4WD vehicle</li>
	<li>Meals (1 dinner,&nbsp;1 breakfast)</li>
	<li>Sparkling and nibbles on the first night</li>
</ul>

<h3>Where We Visit&nbsp;</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Ebenezer Roadhouse&nbsp; &nbsp;</li>
	<li>Atila (Mount Connor)</li>
	<li>Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park</li>
	<li>Mutitjulu Waterhole</li>
</ul>

What to bring: A torch, a wide brimmed hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, a water bottle (1.5 liters), walking shoes or boots, sleeping bag if you prefer to use your own, toiletries, a towel, and a camera. What to wear: Comfortable and casual clothing. Conditions: Due to limited space on the vehicle please restrict luggage to a day pack and one soft overnight bag or backpack (maximum 10kg). Insurance: Because of the remote places that we visit, unpredictable weather, long travel times and the adventurous nature of our safaris, it is not possible to guarantee exact pick-up and drop-off times. Because of this, the supplier strongly recommend that all travellers take out Travel Insurance. Not only does it protect you against the costs of injury but it also gives you Cancellation Cover. You wouldn&#39;t want to lose the money you&#39;ve already spent because for some reason you can&#39;t make your tour or, you&#39;re unable to make a connection with a flight or other tour after this one. Travel Insurance is compulsory for all travelers. This clause is included as a duty of care to protect our travelers and all levels of the travel distribution chain, but excludes those nationals of countries where local law prohibits a compulsory service that is not included in the tour price. Whilst Travel Insurance is strongly recommended for these nationals, we will not apply these booking conditions where law prohibits it. However, all travelers will be expected to sign a waiver before commencing their tour acknowledging that they are aware of the increased risks associated with Adventure Travel and that they understand that The supplier will not be held responsible for any loss, damage, delay, accident or injury sustained whilst on tour with us. Optional extras paid on arrival: Field of Light experience at Uluru AUD42 per adult and AUD30 per child. We strongly recommend pre-booking this experience as spaces.

<ul>
	<li>Due to limited space on the vehicle, please restrict luggage to a day pack and one soft overnight bag or backpack (maximum 10kg).</li>
	<li>All travellers will be expected to sign a waiver before commencing their tour acknowledging that they are aware of the increased risks associated with adventure travel and that they understand that the supplier will not be held responsible for any loss, damage, delay, accident or injury sustained whilst on tour with us.</li>
</ul>

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