Kings Canyon from Uluru
Australia
13 hours
Local Tour
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Local Tour
Duration: 13 hours
Group Size: Min 12, Max 58
- Breakfast at Kings Creek Station
- Return Transfers
- From 1 Apr 2027: NT Parks Visitor Pass
Rise early for a desert drive to the vast and spectacular Kings Canyon, stopping en route at the outback cattle post of Kings Creek Station for an included breakfast. Join your guide for a challenging three and a half mile canyon walk, or if you prefer an easier option take a one mile stroll along the boulder-strewn canyon floor. After your walk enjoy lunch at Kings Canyon Resort (payable locally) before your return coach journey to Ayers Rock Resort with views of Atila (Mount Conner).
Departs: Ayers Rock
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