Sounds of Silence

Tourist attraction · Yulara

Sounds of Silence

Tourist attraction · Yulara

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171 Yulara Drive, Yulara NT 0872, Australia

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Dining under stars, didgeridoo, bush tucker buffet, star talk  

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171 Yulara Drive, Yulara NT 0872, Australia Get directions

ayersrockresort.com.au
@exploreuluru

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171 Yulara Drive, Yulara NT 0872, Australia Get directions

+61 1300 134 044
ayersrockresort.com.au
@exploreuluru

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6 Outdoor Food Experiences in Australia’s Northern Territory - AFAR

"Set on a dunetop with uninterrupted views of Uluru-Kata Tjuta, this four-hour, under-the-stars dinner experience begins with cocktails, canapés and a didgeridoo performance before a generous buffet featuring lamb, kangaroo, fish and other regional dishes. The evening blends culinary indulgence with cultural and astronomical storytelling: after dinner guests enjoy coffee or Australian wine while a resident astronomer decodes the clear southern sky—pointing out the Southern Cross, the Milky Way, zodiac signs, planets and the star lore Aboriginal astronomers have passed down for centuries." - AFAR

https://www.afar.com/magazine/6-outdoor-dining-experiences-full-of-flavor-and-aboriginal-culture-in-australias
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J Fraser

Google
We had the best experience! The music, food, stars and the staff- honestly the staff were a serious highlight. Special shout out to Camille whose vibe is matched only by her ability to keep our glasses as full as our hearts. I would recommend this to everyone 10/10.

Tracy Lee

Google
The sounds of silence has way exceeded my expectation. From the pre-dinner cocktail with canapés with sunset at the viewing platform, to the very sumptuous buffet dinner and free flow of wine and beverages in the middle of a national park in between both Uluru and Kata Tjuṯa, it is truly a wonderful life experience of its kind. The highlight of the experience for me was when the waiters turned all the table lamps off, and the starry night sky was just presented in front of your eyes, with the host asking for a moment of silence spanning across to allow you to fully enjoy what nature has to offer, it was just beautiful and touching. The experience is not cheap, but it is worth every penny. High recommend for those who are still hesitating because of its price!

Penny Mikkelsen

Google
Fabulous food and service, staff really go out of the way! Perfect setting. The talk about the stars was v interesting and also got to check out the moon in a telescope

Laco Kacani

Google
The sound of silence dinner was a gorgeous experience for the whole family. Weather was perfect, sunset and views from the viewing area amazing. Both Uluru and Kata Tjuta at sunset were beautiful, as was the performance of a didgeridoo player during the welcome drink with canapés and chilled sparkling wine. After sunset, we were seated by attentive staff that offered a selection of Australian wine, while the first course was served at our table. The food was good, and the rest of the dinner was served in buffet style. When the sky darkened, the service turned lights off to unveil the night sky with myriads of stars visible with the naked eye. Miss Cindy guided us through the night sky and milky way including stories and fairy tales of the aboriginal culture. The talk about different stars and planets you can see was awesome, easy to understand and precisely presented using a laser pointer. A telescope was installed near the seating place unveiling Jupiter with its moons. In addition to wonderful pictures during sunset, we made awesome photos of the milky way and star constellations using a smartphone! Frankly, the sound of silence was the most memorable dinner on our trip to Australia by far.

Leeann Tonel

Google
Our servers were magnificent. The best we had in 4 days. It was a shame the food was cold and several dishes had run out by the time our table was called up for our turn at the buffet. The view of both Uluru and Kata Jtuka at sunset was beautiful as was the didgeridoo player and Harry the astrologer whom guided us through the night sky. Worth going for this. Shame about the food.

Michael Storrs (Mickey D)

Google
The sound of silence was better than expected. The food was great (albeit buffet style) and the service even better. The star talk was my favourite part. They turn the lights off and you can suddenly see everything. I recommend going on, or either side of a near new moon. The talker was so detailed about the different stars and planets you can see and they were easy to understand. With a light touch of Aboriginal culture. They catered for Gluten Free very well with plenty of options at the buffet. We were sitting at a table with 8 other people, so it's unlikely you will have a table to yourself unless you are coming as a group. Before the sun sets, you can see Uluru and Kata Tjuta from your seat.

Nikki Basnet

Google
Had an absolute great time last night. Weather was perfect, sunset and views amazing. Great group of travellers at our table which added to the experience. Loved the tour of night sky which was one of the highlights. Dessert and entrees were good. The veg mains were okay. Bit more variety for meat eaters. Food wasn't bad but could've been bit hotter. Staff and service were great. Would def recommend.

Lola Krallis

Google
This is a fantastic experience. The food was nice, buffet style. Free flowing wine. The highlight is really the surroundings, seeing Uluru at sunset, dining under the stars, seeing Kata Tjuta with sunset in the background. The astrology talk was also entertaining 😊

Judy Jet L.

Yelp
This was an absolutely fantastic sunset dinner. Every detail was attended to from the moment we boarded the coach. The staff greeted us with sparkling wine and it never stopped flowing from there. There were beautifully presented appetizers brought to us as we watched the sun set from a viewing point. There was a menu to choose from and our first course was fresh water prawns and second was a Wagu beef filet. Dessert was amazing. The temperature outside was quite chilly but there were heaters everywhere. There was also a warm blanket at each seat. Our every need was met. It was a wonderful experience!