Effective 01/11/2013 Wataarka National Park close the clock wise hike if the temperature exceeds 36 degrees. The alternative hike is the anti-clockwise hike that does not include the Garden of Eden and a swim in the water hole. The Rangers at Wataarka National Park prefer you do not swim for safety reasons. The level of water in the Garden of Eden water hole may vary from season to season depending on rainfall.

Summer (Nov-Mar) it is quite warm at night, around 15-25 degrees Celsius and 35 degrees plus during the day. Winter (May-Sept) it is a lot colder, usually around 1 degree Celsius at night and 15 to 20 degrees during the day. June and July can get very cold at night, often below zero

Summer (Nov-Mar) average over 30 degrees Celsius. During the peak of summer temperatures can reach 40 degrees Celsius or more. Winter daytime temperatures are pleasant, usually around 20-25 degrees Celsius.

Winter nights are often below zero degrees (May-Sept) so you will need a good sleeping bag. If you don’t have one of your own, you can hire one from us for $20.00. Ours are washed after every tour and are minus 10 degrees rated…nice and warm

Bring a small pack and leave your large pack at your Hostel if you are starting and finishing the tour in Alice Springs. If you are starting or finishing your tour in Ayers Rock (Uluru) you can store your luggage in our trailor during the tour. Shorts, T-shirts and good shoes during the day & a jumper for night time. Winter you can still wear shorts and a shirt during the day. However, you will need to bring warm clothes because it does get cold at night. Long pants, a good jumper, a beanie to keep your head warm and gloves are advisable. Regardless of the time of year that you are travelling you will need to bring a hat & sunscreen. Other things to bring include a towel, bathers, sunglasses, torch and toiletries.

A swag is made out of heavy duty canvas, sewn into a cocoon-like bag providing warmth, comfort and security - the ultimate of all bush beds! They have a 2 inch thick comfy mattress. You sleep inside your sleeping bag inside your swag so your body heat is trapped inside your sleeping bag and swag. A lot warmer than a tent!

We do not offer tents on our camping tour. Please contact us directly as we can arrange for you to hire Safari Tents at Ayers Rock Campground and Cabins at Kings Creek Station if you prefer for an extra cost. Most campers choose to sleep in their swag under the stars. We offer you a real Aussie outback experience sleeping in a swag under the stars. You simply put your sleeping bag inside & get cozy around the camp fire sleeping under a million stars.

If returning to Alice Springs, keep your larger luggage in your accommodation in Alice Springs & just bring a small bag on tour. If leaving our tour on Day 3 at Ayers Rock Airport, take all of your luggage with you. If being picked up on Day 1 at Ayers Rock Airport, you will have all of your luggage with you anyway.

Most people on our tours are between 18 to 45 years of age and International travellers. If you are young at heart & reasonably fit you will fit right in. If you travelling with kids - minimum age for kids is 9 years.

We often cater for Vegetarians. Please advise any special food allergies, gluten free diet or dietary requirements when booking.

All our Toyota Coaster buses are air-conditioned & carry a maximum of 21 people.

Day 1 - Lunch@ Kings Canyon

8" muti grain
Pain de camp w Territory Ham
Bega Cheese
Salad & Aioli
Red Gala Apple
Riverland Navel Orange
Chocochip Museli Bar
Snack Shapes

Night 1 - Outback Dinner @ Bush Camp

Chilli Con Carne with 5 Bean Mix
Mixed Herbs & Paprika
Seasonal Vegetables
Par Boiled Rice
Territory Beef cooked in Camp Ovens.

Day 2 - Outback Breakfast @ Bush Camp

Territory Continental w selection of cereals Corn Flakes
Weet Bix w/Natural Yoghurt
Oats w/Golden Syrup
Fruit
Multi Grain or White Toast w Apricot or Strawberry spread
Tea & Coffee.

Day 2 - Lunch @ The Olgas Viewing Area

10” Flour Tortilla Wraps w Territory Ham
German Salami
Tuna
Shredded Bega Cheese
A selection of salads - Lettuce, corn, tomato, capsicum, beetroot.
Add Sweet Chilli Thai Sauce & French Mayonnaise
Snack Shapes & Biscuits.

Night 2 - Dinner @ Uluru Sunset 

Ginger, Lime, Lemon Grass Stir Fry w Seasonal Vegetables & Japanese Hokkien Noodles.
Add Chicken and Sweet Chilli Thai Sauce.

Day 3 - Breakfast @ Uluru Sunrise

Territory Continental w selection of cereal Corns Flakes
Weet Bix w/Natural Yoghurt 
Oats w/Golden Syrup
Fruit
Multi Grain or White Toast w Apricot or Strawberry spread
Tea & Coffee
Fruit Cake for Morning Tea.

Day 3 - Lunch @ Mt Ebenezer

10” Flour Tortilla Wraps w Chicken
Tuna 
Shredded Bega Cheese
A selection of salads - Lettuce, corn, tomato, capsicum, beetroot.
Add Thai Chilli Sauce & French Mayonnaise w snacks.

Night 3 - Dinner. Meet your Guide & Group @ The Rock Bar 7 pm (own expense).