An additional menu of bespoke experiences offers the chance to tailor a special interest itinerary. Activities operate on a limited share basis for an exclusive safari feel. Additional charges apply, view rates here.
My sense is just being near this mystical rock lights a spark inside you.Ron Gluckman Travel + Leisure
It’s a shame that there only five stars available on TripAdvisor - we'd be willing to award all the stars we could see from our deck at Longitude 131˚.Andy, Australia September 2018
Such is a stay at Longitude 131: soul-touching experiences bookended by luxury indulgences.Kirsten Rowlingson Virgin Australia Voyeur
You could call it a bucket list experience with benefits.Susan Kurosawa The Australian
Many guests value the option of private touring, ensuring an experience of Uluru Kata Tjuta in the exclusive company of immediate fellow travellers, be they family and or friends. Guests on private tours have the luxury of touring at their own pace, and may follow an itinerary of private signature experiences or tailor their own. Transport is in a luxury private vehicle with a personal lodge guide. Advance bookings are essential, charges apply.
Explore the protected cultural and natural landscape of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park in the privacy of a luxury four wheel drive vehicle including four signature experiences and return airport transfers. The tariff commences from AUD $3,000 for four guests, while larger vehicle options are available for groups of up to 16 passengers. Subject to availability, advance booking is essential.
The Red Centre offers a swag of options for guests looking to explore more or perhaps pursue a special interest. Longitude 131° works with premium local operators to offer these special adventures. Additional charges apply, view rates here.
Take a Red Centre adventure to new heights, lifting off from the lodge’s helipad on a scenic helicopter flight. Most popular is the 36-minute aerial tour of Uluru and Kata Tjuta, ideal as an exhilarating departure experience.
Maruku Arts offers a fun introduction to Aboriginal art and the opportunity to learn about the symbols and painting styles used by local Aboriginal ladies in their artworks. Join the ladies and with their guidance, create a painting to take home. Maruku Arts is closed between 1 November 2024 – 28 February 2025.
Join a camel train through red dune country, with Uluru and Kata Tjuta as a stunning backdrop. Most popular at sunrise and sunset, tours are guided by cameleers who share the animals’ quirky names and stories. These meditative tours are a nod to the original Red Centre pioneers.
Take off in a small charter plane and soar high above the above the desert to see the outback from a spectacular new angle. Choose from a range of light plane adventures taking in the region’s iconic natural attractions or travel further afield to take in Lake Amadeus and Kings Canyon.
Jump on a mountain bike and cycle the ten kilometre path around the base of Uluru. Fun for adventure-loving travellers and families, a mountain-biking tour is a wonderful way to take in the outback giant. Recommended for stays of three nights or for returning guests seeking a fresh perspective.
Northern Territory tour specialist SEIT Local Small Group Tours offers exciting and innovative adventures throughout Central Australia, specialising in off the beaten track environmental and cultural experiences. SEIT also offer a foreign language guided tour service using iPod technology.
Longitude 131° offers an essential experience of Australia’s spiritual heartland. Guests are presented with a personalised itinerary upon arrival including the lodge’s Signature Experiences.
The following represents an indicative experience over two nights. Many factors influence the delivered itinerary, including length of stay, flight arrival and departure times, pre-booked activities, vehicles and guide availability, weather conditions and seasonality. Any special arrangements made in advance, or once at the lodge, will be choreographed by our team and your itinerary customised to ensure the very best experience of both lodge and destination. Download itinerary here.
Arrive at Longitude 131° to a warm signature welcome. Settle in to the relaxed luxury of the surrounds and savour the magnificent views from your balcony as the light shifts and changes over Uluru.
Capture the changing lights reflected over Uluru’s many faces as the sun slips below the horizon during the Uluru Sunset excursion. The essential outback experience enjoyed with chilled glass and canapé in hand!
Experience Bruce Munro’s magical Field of Light art installation as darkness descends over Australia’s spiritual heartland. The evening seamlessly segues into an exclusive dining event amongst the dunes at Table 131°.
Join the Longitude 131° guide for a walk in the early dawn light through Walpa Gorge and the many heads of Kata Tjuta. Later, a visit to the Culture Centre completes a morning of discovery in the Red Centre.
Journey to the base of Uluru to learn about the history of the local Indigenous Mala Peoples on the Mala Walk. At dusk, enter Kantju Gorge illuminated in the light of the setting sun for evening drinks and canapés.
Relax in the Dune House with its feel-at-home open bar or toast the view from the Dune Top. Dine at your leisure in the restaurant from 7pm.
The Mutitjulu Meander takes in a peaceful waterhole at the base of Uluru as the sun rises over the ancient monolith. Delve into the Aboriginal Dreaming story of Kuniya Piti for a deeper connection.
Back at the lodge, enjoy breakfast in the Dune House and capture final pictures before departure. ‘Palya’ (that’s ‘Goodbye’ in the local language) and safe travels.
The following represents an indicative experience over three nights. Many factors influence the delivered itinerary, including length of stay, flight arrival and departure times, pre-booked activities, vehicles and guide availability, weather conditions and seasonality. Any special arrangements made in advance, or once at the lodge, will be choreographed by our team and your itinerary customised to ensure the very best experience of both lodge and destination. Download itinerary here.
Arrive at Longitude 131° to a warm signature welcome. Settle in to the relaxed luxury of the surrounds and savour the magnificent views from your balcony as the light shifts and changes over Uluru.
Capture the changing lights reflected over Uluru’s many faces as the sun slips below the horizon during the Uluru Sunset excursion. The essential outback experience enjoyed with chilled glass and canapé in hand!
Experience Bruce Munro’s magical Field of Light art installation as darkness descends over Australia’s spiritual heartland. The evening seamlessly segues into an exclusive dining event amongst the dunes at Table 131°.
Join the Longitude 131° guide for a walk in the early dawn light through Walpa Gorge and the many heads of Kata Tjuta. Later, a visit to the Culture Centre completes a morning of discovery in the Red Centre.
Journey to the base of Uluru to learn about the history of the ancestral Mala people on the Mala Walk. At dusk, enter Kantju Gorge illuminated in the light of the setting sun.
Relax in the Dune House with its feel-at-home open bar or toast the view from the Dune Top. Dine at your leisure in the restaurant from 7pm.
The Mutitjulu Meander takes in a peaceful waterhole at the base of Uluru as the sun rises over the ancient monolith. Delve into the local Indigenous Dreaming story of Kuniya Piti for a deeper connection.
Take a dip in the pool or plunge spa, lounge on your balcony with a good book or consider a visit to Spa Kinara for a rejuvenating treatment. Additional charges apply.
Savour sundowners overlooking the outback icons before a four-course dinner enjoyed in the ambience of the Dune House or privately on the Dune Top (additional charges apply).
Rise early for a sunrise walk or enjoy a sleep-in before taking breakfast in the Dune House. A chance to take final pictures before departure. Palya!
The following represents an indicative experience over four nights. Many factors influence the delivered itinerary, including length of stay, flight arrival and departure times, pre-booked activities, vehicles and guide availability, weather conditions and seasonality. Any special arrangements made in advance, or once at the lodge, will be choreographed by our team and your itinerary customised to ensure the very best experience of both lodge and destination. Download itinerary here.
Arrive at Longitude 131° to a warm signature welcome. Settle in to the relaxed luxury of the surrounds and savour the magnificent views from your balcony as the light shifts and changes over Uluru.
Capture the changing lights reflected over Uluru’s many faces as the sun slips below the horizon during the Uluru Sunset experience. The essential outback experience enjoyed with chilled glass and canapé in hand!
Experience Bruce Munro’s magical Field of Light art installation as darkness descends over Australia’s spiritual heartland. The evening seamlessly segues into an exclusive dining event amongst the dunes at Table 131°.
Join the Longitude 131° guide for a walk in the early dawn light through Walpa Gorge and the many heads of Kata Tjuta. Later, a visit to the Culture Centre completes a morning of discovery in the Red Centre.
Journey to the base of Uluru to learn about the history of the local Indigenous Mala Peoples on the Mala Walk. At dusk, enter Kantju Gorge illuminated in the light of the setting sun for evening drinks and canapés.
Relax in the Dune House with its feel-at-home open bar or toast the view from the Dune Top. Dine at your leisure in the restaurant from 7pm.
The Mutitjulu Meander takes in a peaceful waterhole at the base of Uluru as the sun rises over the ancient monolith. Delve into the Aboriginal Dreaming story of Kuniya Piti for a deeper connection.
Shake up a cocktail in the Dune House bar, recline in the open-air lounge on the Dune Top or explore further afield with the lodge’s offering of premium Bespoke Experiences (additional charges apply).
Savour sundowners on the lodge’s glamorous Dune Top with seductive views of Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Stay for Private Dining in one of four pods (additional charges apply). Alternatively, enjoy dinner in the Dune House from 7pm.
Enjoy a well-deserved sleep-in or explore the lodge grounds on the five kilometre Longitude Loop. Either way, a long and lazy breakfast is a must!
Broaden horizons and book a Bespoke Experience or consider retreating to the cool sanctuary of Spa Kinara. Additional charges apply.
The final sunset: hop in a heli for an aerial tour, or stay grounded as part of a camel train (additional charges apply). Later, reflect on the stay with drinks and dinner in the Dune House.
Rise early for a sunrise walk or enjoy a sleep-in before taking breakfast in the Dune House. A chance to take final pictures before departure. ‘Palya’ (that’s ‘Goodbye’ in the local language) and safe travels.
Central Australia's semi-arid desert climate makes for warm travelling conditions. Sunny days and cooler nights may be expected for much of the year, while the hot summer often sees dramatic storms rendering the Red Centre a relatively lush green.
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Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is located in the Red Centre in Australia’s Northern Territory. The main port, Ayers Rock Airport is three hours’ travel by air from most Australian capital cities.
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