Uluru Multi Day Tours & Activities

With so many adventures to enjoy at Uluru, we’d recommend spending at least two nights here. This will give you enough time to connect with the culture and explore the highlights as well as a few hidden gems. 

It depends on the time of year you’re staying at Uluru, but yes, it can definitely get cold at night. Winter temperatures often drop below freezing at nighttime, so if you’re travelling during this period, we’d recommend rugging up!

Uluru is known for its spectacular sunsets, so we’d definitely recommend spending your evenings soaking up those golden-hour views. Visitors can also enjoy the Field of Light art installation once it gets dark, which offers a mesmerising display of light and colour. 

Must-have supplies on a multi-day tour to Uluru include a camera, a wide-brimmed hat, sunscreen, sunglasses, and comfortable clothing and shoes that you can easily walk around in. You’ll also want to check whether or not your overnight tour includes a sleeping bag or swag. You’ll be able to find more detailed packing lists in the FAQ section for each tour.