Longitude 131
Lodge · Yulara
Yulara Drive, Yulara NT 0872, Australia
Highlights
Nestled in the red dunes of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, this luxe resort boasts chic tented rooms, fine dining, and stunning views of Ayers Rock.
Nestled in the red dunes of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, this luxe resort boasts chic tented rooms, fine dining, and stunning views of Ayers Rock.
"Longitude 131 is a luxury tented camp overlooking Uluru and Kata Tjuta in Australia's Northern Territory. The camp offers Indigenous-led stargazing sessions and features tented pavilion suites with floor-to-ceiling windows, private decks, and ecofriendly fireplaces. Guests can sleep under the stars and enjoy unobstructed views of the Outback." - Megan Eaves
"Longitude 131° refers to the precise east-west location of Uluru, the rust-colored monolith and primary attraction in Australia’s remote Red Centre. Not quite the only lodging within sight of this popular tourist destination, Longitude 131° is the most luxurious, and offers the best view — each of the tent-like guest cabins looks through full-length windows across six miles of desert at the thousand-foot-high rock." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Longitude 131° refers to the precise east-west location of Uluru, the rust-colored monolith and primary attraction in Australia’s remote Red Centre. Not quite the only lodging within sight of this popular tourist destination, Longitude 131° is the most luxurious, and offers the best view — each of the tent-like guest cabins looks through full-length windows across six miles of desert at the thousand-foot-high rock." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Australian Indigenous groups are among the world’s first astronomers, with thousands of years of starlore and an early understanding of the night sky. Sitting adjacent to the park is Longitude 131°, a luxury tented camp that overlooks the Outback’s vast, dusty Red Centre and the famed monolithic Uluṟu (Ayers Rock) and the Kata Tjuṯa domed rock formations." - Jennifer Flowers
"Longitude 131°, a luxury tented camp adjacent to Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park, offers views of Uluṟu and the Kata Tjuṯa domed rock formations. The lodge’s 16 tented pavilions are designed to have minimal impact on the delicate, red-dune environment. Tents feature floor-to-ceiling windows with views of Uluṟu, private outdoor decks with eco-friendly fireplaces, and safari beds for sleeping under the stars. Book the two-bedroom Dune Pavilion suite for views of both Uluṟu and Kata Tjuṯa, with private outdoor stargazing beds and an outdoor plunge pool. From $2,480, all inclusive." - Laura Dannen Redman, Jennifer Flowers, Krisanne Fordham
