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Wintjiri Wiru is an immersion into Anangu culture. Take a seat in the open-air desert theatre, and witness the ancestral Mala story brought to life with ground-breaking drone, laser and light technology.

Sunrise Journeys shines a light on Anangu artists in a mindful light, music and sound experience before the dawn of each new day.

Ayers Rock Resort encompasses five accommodation options, from the luxurious Sails in the Desert, comfortable Desert Gardens Hotel, self-contained Emu Walk Apartments, contemporary Lost Camel Hotel, the warm and inviting Outback Hotel & Lodge, and Ayers Rock Campground. 

The highly successful Artist-in-Residence program features an Australian artist and a regular Australian craftsperson to work within the Resort and create art in situ, as well as to exhibit and sell their work.

Each year, Voyages enters Ayers Rock Resort into various awards in order to acknowledge this unique Resort that strives for excellence in every area of operation.

Food and wine experiences take centre stage as part of a stay at Ayers Rock Resort. Ayers Rock Resort offers a range of 14 restaurants and unique dining options.

The Field of Light art installation, a global phenomenon by internationally acclaimed artist Bruce Munro, has come ‘home’ to the place that inspired it - Uluru.

For the local Indigenous people, the whole area is of enormous spiritual and cultural significance and it is extremely important for visiting media to be aware that strict photography and filming restrictions are in place.

Despite the often harsh climate, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is home to hundreds of different animal and bird species. One of the best things about a visit here is to see some of this wildlife in their natural habitat.

Scientific know how enables the Resort to source all of its water & generate its own electricity locally, but almost everything else to deliver sustenance, comfort & enjoyment has to be transported long distances.

Archaeological work suggests that Aboriginal people were living in this region at least 22,000 years ago. Tourism started in Uluru in the 1950s and 2014 marks the 30 year anniversary of Ayers Rock Resort.

Witnessing a sunset and a sunrise over Uluru and Kata Tjuta is an awe-inspiring experience and a ‘must-do.’ Watch the remarkable changing colours of Uluru as the sun rises or sets over the desert landscape.

With over 65 tours and activities, Ayers Rock Resort offers an impressive spectrum of internationally acclaimed experiences for guests in and around Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park.

Recently awarded the Australian Tourism Award for Business Tourism, the newly built Uluru Meeting Place is a world-class conference facility designed to inspire delegates with high-impact events & once-in-a-lifetime experiences.

Voyages is a subsidiary of the Indigenous Land Corporation (ILC), a semi-government organisation devised to assist Indigenous people. Voyages manages Ayers Rock Resort and the Mossman Gorge Centre.

Timeless and enriching, Longitude 131° offers guests immersion in the World Heritage listed wilderness of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, complete with earthy luxury and private views of Uluru (Ayers Rock).