Excursão de 7 dias de Adelaide a Uluru

Visão geral

Excursão de 7 dias de Adelaide a Uluru é uma experiência em grupo pequeno 7 dias em Adelaide, Austrália, operada por Untamed Escapes. Os viajantes dão nota 5,0 de 5 em 58 avaliações na Viator e no Tripadvisor. Os preços começam em R$ 7.271,78 por pessoa. Incluído: All national park and entrance fees, All activities and experiences, Dinner.

Informações rápidas

Duração

7 dias

Grupo

Grupo pequeno, até 20 viajantes

Idiomas

English

Busca

Busca no hotel ou encontro no ponto de partida

Confirmação

Confirmação imediata

Viajantes

1–6 por reserva · adulto obrigatório

Idades

Criança 8–11 · Adulto 12–99

Cancelamento

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Opções e disponibilidade

• Adelaide to Uluru Tour

  a partir de R$ 7.031,07

  Pickup included

  Dias:

  sex.

  Horários de início:

  05:30

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Os horários e preços vêm da agenda em tempo real do operador e são confirmados no momento da reserva.

Visão geral

Roteiro

1. Dia 1: Adelaide to Flinders Ranges · 15 min

   Your outback adventure kicks off before sunrise, leaving the city behind while most are still
   hitting snooze. After a quick caffeine crawl out of Adelaide, we cruise north to the sleepy
   town of Wirrabara. Here, towering silo art brings colour and culture to the streets and Julie's
   Bakery serves up the kind of country comfort food you didn't know you needed.

2. Dia 1: Adelaide to Flinders Ranges · 1 h

   Next stop: Arkaroo Rock, tucked deep in Adnyamathanha Country. This is more than a
   hike, it's a time machine. The 3.2 km trail weaves through native bush to a rock shelter
   etched with ochre and charcoal art that's over 5,000 years old. These ancient markings tell
   the story of Akurra, the giant serpent whose body shaped this land. It's raw, sacred, and
   completely unforgettable.

3. Dia 1: Adelaide to Flinders Ranges · 14 h

   As the sun dips and shadows stretch across the ranges, we arrive at Wilpena Pound, our
   base for the night. Here, a local Yura guide welcomes us to Country, sharing stories first
   spoken in Yura Ngawarla, then brought to life in English. It's not just a greeting; it's an
   invitation to connect with the spirit of the land and those who have cared for it for millennia.
   To wrap the day, it's back to camp for dinner before rolling out your swag beneath the
   stars, where the Milky Way becomes your ceiling.
   
   Distance travelled today is approximately 450Km

4. Dia 2: Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park · 3 h

   After breakfast, we'll strap on the boots for the Wangara Lookout Hike. Starting from the
   Wilpena Pound Visitor Centre, this 7 km return trail weaves through shady Pound Gap,
   where river red gums tower overhead and emus and kangaroos might casually photobomb
   your walk. You'll hit the historic Hills Homestead first, a great spot to catch your breath.
   From there, it's a short, steep push to the lookout. If you're up for it, the upper platform
   dishes out panoramas that'll blow your boots off.

5. Dia 2: Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park · 13 h

   Back on level ground, we explore Old Wilpena Station, where the outback grit of early
   pastoral days meets ancient Adnyamathanha Country. Back on the bus, travel to Hawker for
   lunch and a quick stop at the Jeff Morgan Gallery, part art, part time warp. Roll into Warren
   Gorge for a 5.2 km hike which delivers on drama: burnt-orange cliffs, cypress pines, and if
   you are lucky, a glimpse of the rare yellow-footed rock wallabies bouncing between
   boulders.
   
   Driving distance is approximately 200Km

6. Dia 3: Flinders Ranges to Coober Pedy · 5 h

   Farewell the Flinders Ranges as we head deep into the South Australian outback. After a
   quick refresh and snack stop in Port Augusta, we cruise north through saltbush plains and
   wide-open nothingness, the kind that makes you feel like you're driving on Mars.
   Midway, we pull up at Lake Hart, a surreal salt lake where white stretches to the horizon and
   the silence feels otherworldly. It's a chance to stretch your legs, snap some lunar-level
   photos, and breathe in the stillness.

7. Dia 3: Flinders Ranges to Coober Pedy · 2 h

   By late arvo, we roll into Coober Pedy, the underground opal capital of the world. First stop?
   The Old Timers Mine for a crash course in outback bling. Learn how opals are formed, walk
   through original underground homes, and go 'noodling', fossicking for stray gems in the red
   dust. Who knows? You might just get lucky.

8. Dia 3: Flinders Ranges to Coober Pedy · 19 h

   Check in to your underground digs at Radeka Downunder, where the rooms are carved into
   the rock to escape the desert heat. The night's yours to explore this weird and wonderful
   town. Pizza in a cave, underground bars, moonlit strolls, it's all on the table
   
   Travel approximately 620Km

9. Dia 4: Coober Pedy to Watarrka/Kings Canyon

   Buckle up, today's a big one. We head north through a whole lot of red dirt and big sky,
   cruising past the Dingo Fence (yes, the world's longest dog barrier) and into Kanku–
   Breakaways Conservation Park, an ancient Aboriginal heritage site where the Moon
   Plains live up to the name. Think wide-open space, sci-fi scenery, and silence that hums.

10. Dia 4: Coober Pedy to Watarrka/Kings Canyon · 13 h

    From here, we cross the border into the Northern Territory, chasing the heat shimmer to
    Watarrka National Park, home of Kings Canyon. By late afternoon, we roll into Kings
    Creek Station, our desert base for the night.
    Cool off in the pool, wander the red dirt trails, or kick back with a cold one and watch the
    outback do its golden hour thing from the sunset platform. Dinner is at the Station's laidback eatery before we settle in for a well-earned rest under star-soaked skies.
    
    Travel approximately 770Km

11. Dia 5: Watarrka/Kings Canyon to Uluru · 3 h 30 min

    It's an early start, but trust us, this one's worth it. The Kings Canyon Rim Walk is straightup legendary: a 6 km loop of towering sandstone cliffs, ancient domes, and mind-blowing
    views in every direction. Climb up through Priscilla's Crack (cue the soundtrack), wander
    the maze of domes known as the Lost City, and descend into the lush heart of the canyon,
    the Garden of Eden, complete with ferns and secret waterholes.

12. Dia 5: Watarrka/Kings Canyon to Uluru · 45 min

    After lunch, we cruise further into the Red Centre, giving your legs a break while your
    camera roll fills with shifting desert scenes. By late afternoon, we arrive at the sacred heart
    of Australia, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park.

13. Dia 5: Watarrka/Kings Canyon to Uluru · 12 h

    Pull up a camp chair and soak in sunset over Uluru, when the rock glows and the desert
    hush hits differently. Then it's back to camp for dinner before rolling out your swag under
    star-splashed skies. Red dust, Milky Way, total silence, this is your outback moment.
    
    Travel Approximately 350Km

14. Dia 6: Uluru · 3 h

    This morning, we head into the sacred domes of Kata Tjuṯa for the Walpa Gorge Walk. A
    2.6 km trail into towering red rock walls and ancient desert silence. Named after the local
    word for "wind," Walpa is a cool, shady pocket in the middle of the heat, home to rare plants,
    seasonal streams, and stories older than time. This is a sacred men's site for the Aṉangu
    people, so we walk with quiet respect and wide eyes.

15. Dia 6: Uluru · 15 h

    Before lunch, we dive deeper into the culture of this Country with a visit to the Cultural
    Centre, the heartbeat of the park, where you'll learn more about the Aṉangu way of life and
    the meaning behind this powerful landscape.
    Back at camp, the afternoon's yours. Cool off in the pool, check out the Gallery of Central
    Australia, or join one of the free cultural experiences on offer, from bush food tastings to
    didgeridoo demos, guided garden walks, or meeting the locals at the Camel Farm.

16. Dia 6: Uluru · 1 h 30 min

    Tonight, wrap up our Red Centre adventure in proper Aussie style with an Outback BBQ
    (own cost). Load your plate, share a drink with the crew, and trade your favourite trip stories
    as the desert sky puts on its nightly light show.
    
    Travel distance is minimal today

17. Dia 7: Yulara · 2 h 30 min

    Wake early and watch the desert come alive as the sun rises over Uluru. The light show is
    unreal. Shifting colours, long shadows, and that quiet magic only this place can deliver.
    Then it's time to get up close. Standing 348 metres high and estimated at 550 million years
    old, Uluru is a presence. The 10 km guided base walk is your opportunity to connect.
    Wander past waterholes, into shaded gullies, and along ancient rock faces etched with
    meaning. Rest beneath Sheoak trees, peer into sacred caves, and hear the stories that
    shape this land. Prefer a slower pace? No worries, shorter walks are available too.
    By late morning, we return to Desert Gardens Resort in Yulara, where this wild journey
    officially ends
    
    Travel approximately 60Km

Ponto de encontro

Avaliações dos viajantes

Bom saber

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

Política de cancelamento

If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.<br>If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.<br>If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.

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