Start your day with a relaxed breakfast or rise early to witness sunrise over Uluru. At 11am, visit Maruku Arts for an introduction to Aboriginal art. Learn about traditional symbols and painting techniques from local Aboriginal women, then create your own piece to take home.
In the afternoon, explore Uluru’s base with expert guides from Longitude 131°. Walk along a trail that winds past ancient rock caves decorated with Aboriginal artworks. Discover the cultural stories of the Mala people and the significance of each cave ‘room’.
The trail continues through groves of native trees and across boardwalks, leading to Kantju Gorge. This striking fold in Uluru’s surface shelters a peaceful waterhole, used traditionally for swimming. As the sun sets, Uluru glows brilliant red, backlit by a deepening sky.
Pause at the waterhole for reflection, canapés and sunset drinks at the Longitude 131° pop-up bar. Then head to the exclusive Uluru sunset viewing area, the ultimate spot for capturing stunning photographs of the rock changing colour. Sip French Champagne, craft beers or premium spirits alongside gourmet canapés infused with Australian bush flavours as day turns to dusk.