Uluru

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Uluru and its sacred lands, where stunning walking trails paint a picture of ancient culture amidst nature's splendor.

Nestled at the foot of the George Gill Range, these comfy rustic cabins and glamping tents offer a cozy outback experience, complete with a cafe, pool, and friendly staff.

Nestled in the heart of the outback, Erldunda Desert Oaks Resort is a laid-back retreat boasting comfy rooms, delicious dining, a pool, and cute kangaroos.

Relaxed lodging in a remote outback setting, offering restaurants, a pool and helicopter tours. Set in the Watarrka National Park, this remote outback resort is 6 km from Kings Canyon Airport and 166 km north of Highway 4. The relaxed hotel rooms feature flat-screen TVs, limited Wi-Fi access (fee), minifridges, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. Upgraded rooms add private balconies and whirlpool baths. There's also a caravan park and campground. The resort has a relaxed bistro, a bar and a restaurant for Australian BBQ fare. There's also an outdoor pool, a tennis court, a playground and a BBQ area, as well as a convenience store and a petrol station. Activities such as hiking, quad biking and helicopter tours are available.

Curtin Springs is a friendly outback oasis, offering cozy accommodations, a lively bar, and stunning views of Mt. Conner, just a stone's throw from Uluru.

Kings Canyon, in Wattarka National Park, offers challenging hikes and breathtaking views, perfect for adventurous souls amidst a stunning, rugged landscape.

Nestled in the Northern Territory, Henbury Meteorites Conservation Reserve features intriguing craters ideal for camping under the wide, starry skies.

Nestled in an art deco gem, this contemporary hotel boasts spacious rooms, a refreshing outdoor pool, and a prime location just steps from the best of Darwin.

Ayers Rock Campground is a budget-friendly oasis just 20km from Uluru, offering cozy cabins, powered sites, and plenty of amenities for outdoor enthusiasts.

Set in a lush tropical garden, this free museum dazzles with indigenous art, captivating history, and engaging exhibits, including the infamous Sweetheart croc.