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With adventures ranging from little to large, Uluru and the Red Centre truly is the Goldilocks of family getaways, and with these rock-solid tips you’ll be sure to deliver a dream escape for everyone.

On October 26, 2019, the Uluru climb closed for good.

I first saw Uluru from England after running to catch a bus in the rain. Beneath the heavy lid of a London sky, I turned the pages of my glossy brochure fresh from the travel agent, only to discover this bizarre red rock in the middle of nowhere.

Despite not being the best place to don your haute couture, don't be misled into thinking the Red Centre can't offer the best in luxury getaways.

The Northern Territory’s Red Centre Way is by far one of Australia’s greatest drives. It’s an epic journey from Alice Springs to Uluru via the West MacDonnell Ranges.

Constellations and stars scattered like diamonds above our heads.

There’s a force that draws visitors towards Uluru, the iconic 300 million-year-old rock in Australia’s red centre.

There are few places where the stars shine as brightly as they do in the outback. Far removed from the bright lights of the big cities, the stars blaze fiercely in the desert sky. Which is why Uluru is the perfect place to indulge in a spot of star gazing.