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2
Day Uluru and Kata Tjuta Camping Safari
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Hit
the outback track! Camels, the Rock and everything
in between.
A great introduction to the heart of rugged, outback
Australia. Lock and load and enjoy the journey.
A
2 day Uluru ( Ayers Rock ), Kata Tjuta ( Olgas)
Camping Safari. Dining under a blanket of stars
and exploring the outback's wide open spaces
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| Tour
Name: |
2
Day Uluru and Kata Tjuta Camping Safari |
| Tour
Code: |
1500-SO2 |
| Departs: |
Alice
Springs or Yulara Resort (Ayers Rock Resort) and
Ayers Rock Airport (No later than 1 pm) |
| Finishes: |
Alice
Springs |
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Departure
Dates:
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Daily
- 06.30am. Alice Springs |
| Return
Time: |
Alice
Springs approx. 6.30pm to 7pm |
| Tour
Prices: Aud $ |
| 1st
April 2008 - 31st March 2009 |
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Adult $430 |
| Child
$344 |
| Prices
based on Twin Share |
| Single
Supplement Tent - Adults: Extra $100 |
| All
prices are in Australian Dollars (includes
10% GST) |
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| Discounts: |
Specials:
Book here and-
receive a 5% earlybird discount. |
| Tour
Vehicle: |
24
front
facing seater
Isuzu All Terrain Vehicle |
| Max
Numbers: |
24
people |
| Age
Restrictions |
This
is an Open Aged Tour for passengers over the age
of 6 years. Children between 6-18 must also be accompanied
by an adult. Children under the age of 6 years are
not permitted to travel on tour. |
| Suitability: |
Individual
hikes vary between 2-5km. You can choice to requested
to sit out a hike if you feel like just relaxing
and enjoying the outback air - email us for more
details if your not sure it you can hike the routes.
General fitness is required. |
| Other
Information: |
Not
recommended for children under 13 or adults over
50 years.
Please contact us for further information. |
| Staying: |
Ayers
Rock Resort Permanent Campsite - Facility Campground.
See side photo of tents and Yulara resort campground. |
| Facilities
On Tour: |
Hot/cold
showers, toilets, permanent camps with camp beds
in large 2 man tents already erected. |
| To
Bring: |
Towel,
pillow, water bottle, torch (flashlight), toiletries
& items of personal nature, hat, closed, sturdy
walking shoes (essential), open footwear (optional),
sunscreen, flynet, camera & film, warm clothing
in winter months, wet weather gear. Our
vehicles have limited space therefor we need to
keep luggage to a minimum. (i.e. a soft small
bag). Passengers on tours that include air transfer
need to observe strict luggage limitations maximum
16kgs.
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Included: |
Guide/Driver,
Motel/Hotel transfers, camping equipment at our
permanent safari camp (tents, off the ground camp
beds, sleeping bags/sheets), camp fees, toilet/shower
facilities. All entrance fees including Uluru
/ Kata Tjuta park entry fees. Meals as indicated
- *vegetarian meals provided by prior request*
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| Not
Included: |
* Breakfast on Day 1 |
| Places
Of Interest: |
Uluru
Kata Tjuta National Park - Sunrise
and sunset at Uluru, Mystical Kata Tjuta, A chance
to learn about Aboriginal culture, An awesome outback
camping experience, Overnight share accommodation
in permanent tents. |
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Day
1: Alice Springs to Yulara
Pickup
from Alice Springs CBD Toursit Accomodation
Hotels, Backpackers and Apartments. Departing
Alice Springs, we head south, stopping for a short visit at
the Outback Camel Farm* and then heading straight to our Yulara
permanent campsite. The afternoon is spent exploring Kata
Tjuta (The Olgas), before travelling to Uluru (Ayers Rock)
to take in a spectacular sunset. Later we return to camp for
a traditional Aussie meal. After dinner, relax around the
camp under starry desert skies.
Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Camp: Ayers Rock Resort Permanent Campsite - Facility
Campground
Day
2:
Yulara
to Alice Springs Early rise for an exciting morning with breathtaking
views of sunrise at Uluru (Ayers Rock), a World Heritage listed
area. Join your knowledgeable guide for a base tour of Uluru,
exploring ancient caves where Aboriginal paintings can be
seen. A fascinating time learning about the oldest culture
in the world. For those that really must tackle the 1.6km
climb, you will also have the chance*. We return to the campsite
for lunch and farewells. This
afternoon we return to Alice Springs (arriving approx. 7pm)
or if you wish, finish the tour at Ayers Rock Resort at 1pm.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
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A Message
from the Anangu People
Note:
Anangu, Uluru's traditional owners, would prefer that visitors
choose not to climb Uluru. Furthermore, the climb may be closed
without notice due to weather or cultural reasons.
Please
Note:
Please note that some activities within Australia’s national
parks are dependent on weather and the observance of cultural
traditions, therefore itineraries are subject to change.
Tours
are to remote areas and there is quite a lot of hiking involved.
Passengers should be of reasonable health and fitness and
be carrying all required medication.
This
camping tour caters for those on a limited budget but still
wanting to travel in a small group (10 - 24 passengers). It
is designed for those who are looking for adventure and who
want to experience the beauty of Central Australia whilst
enjoying the reward of camping and meeting new friends. Although
there is no hard work on the camping tour it's success does
rely on the participation of all the passengers to help with
cooking, collecting firewood etc. Passengers considering this
tours should be in good health, young at heart and be prepared
to experience an unforgettable camping adventure.
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General
Tour Information About:
Tour Guides
- Permit Areas - Vehicles - Camping Equipment - Campground
Facilities - Campground Facilities - Passenger Involvement
- Walking Distances and Programs - Passenger Fitness Level
- Food - What Is Included - What Is Not Included - What To
Bring - Insurance - Conditions of Travel.
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| Climate
Summer:
(Oct - Mar) hot days, warm nights |
| Climate
Winter:
(Apr - Sept) warm days, cold nights |
| Mar-May
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Jun-Aug
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Sept-Nov |
Dec-Feb |
| Min:
12.8 |
Min:
5.1 |
Min:14.2
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Min:
20.6 |
| Max:
27.8 |
Max:
20.5 |
Max:
30.3 |
Max:
37.0 |
| Winter
- Warm clothing is essential. In
winter months Day one and two maybe reversed due to shorter
daylight hours. |
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About
this web site: As
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Australia Business Number 54 561 356 425
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Australia
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