Ayers Rock Backpackers

Backpackers travelling around the Northern Territory in Australia, never miss the opportunity to visit one of the world’s most famous attractions, Ayers Rock. This huge monolith that protrudes from the earth floor is long been one of the most desired attractions for all overseas and Australian travellers to make a point of visiting of their travels.

Most visitors would have seen photographs, and videos of Uluru. Its incredible size and magnificent appearance surpass anything that the viewer has imagined. It is here that you can immerse yourself in the timeless landscape of one of the world's most beautiful natural wonders. With over 65 tours, local activities and attractions within the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, your days will be action-packed. Ride a camel across the desert dunes or hop on a Harley, or even embark on a base walk of Ayers Rock (Uluru).

Accommodation is plentiful when coming to Ayers Rock! It doesn’t matter if you are looking for a dorm room where you can share with four people or even up to 20 people, as well as three star rated hotel properties through to five star luxury accommodation villas, there is every imaginable style of room up for grabs when you are searching for the ideal room for your trip to the Red Centre. The accommodation is all based within the Voyages Ayers Rock Resort which is fantastic as you can take advantage of the many onsite facilities such as tour bookings, bar and lounge area, restaurants, 5 swimming pools, 24 hour reception, central location to the main attractions and so much more.

Ayers Rock itself holds many delights such as the beautiful Aboriginal Rock Art, surrounding rock pools, guided walks around the rock and stunning scenes as the sun rises and sets over one of Australia’s largest landmarks. You can spend the day touring with a tour guide or make your own way around the base of the rock, but it is always suggested that you do most of travels in the morning, especially during the summer season. Walks up the rock are permitted, even though the Aboriginal people don’t permit it, but always make sure you are making your ascent before 9am as temperatures can soar during the warmer months.

The National Park of Uluru-Kata Tjuta is not only home to Ayers Rock, but many other attractions, such as cascading waterfalls, rock pools and fascinating walks. You can spend so much time exploring and soaking up the true essence of what this part of the Northern Territory is all about.

For all backpackers that are trying to plan the next leg of their trip to Ayers Rock and would like some assistance, then call us today as we are always too happy to help.