This tour is basically a drive to a viewing area. Not much commentary about the Uluṟu or the First Nation People who own this sacred land. Once at the viewing area you can see Uluṟu in the distance. You are provided lots of drinks (Prosecco, white & red wine, beer, soft drinks & orange juice) & a small amount of snack food (cheese, crackers, dip, corn chips, olives, carrot & cucumber sticks & slices of processed ham). I know you can NOT pick the weather on your tour day, (unfortunately it was raining & overcast on our sunset) it was a fairly disappointing & uneventful 45 minutes standing in a car park. I would next time drive myself to a one of the many other public car parks that are available to the general public & save my money.

Excellent tour. Very easy and short walk. Each group that arrived at the viewing area had their own dedicated section so there was no jostling for space or blocked views. The nibblies provided were quite good and you could go back for more food and wine as you wanted.

Very cool experience. I loved being able to see the sunset. The snacks and wine were awesome. My only complaint is that it felt pretty rushed. We didn’t even wait for the sun to go all the way down to leave. When I booked I thought it was 1.5 hours at the rock but it was less than 1.5 hours from pickup to drop off