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Reviews: Uluru in the Northern Territory. Camel riding at Ayers Rock [sunrise/sunset viewing/English guide/hotel pickup]
Guest User2026-03-11
I finally got to ride a camel on a sunrise tour 🐫☀️ The staff were really nice and took lots of photos with Ayers Rock in the background, making it a truly enjoyable experience! There was also a baby camel, which was very cute. There were also cows in the back, which made me very happy as I love cows! On the way back, I realized I had left my water bottle at the ranch, so they took me back to the ranch. I was planning to walk back from there, but they said, "Come on in😄" and took the trouble to drive me back to the hotel, which I was really grateful for 😭 Thank you so much!★
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Reviews: Australia + Northern Territory Uluru [Uluru | camel ride to view - optional sunrise - sunset]
Guest User2026-07-26
The Uluru camel sunset tour is highly recommended, offering a full two and a half hours of riding. In the tranquil Australian outback, you can admire the breathtaking sunset over Uluru while listening to your guide tell stories about the camels, enjoying the pure feeling of nature. The experience is truly indescribable; I highly recommend it.★
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Reviews: Uluru Sounds of Silence (pre-booked access only) dinner
Guest User2026-05-30
Wonderful meals and experiences. Highly recommend.★
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Reviews: Uluru Ayers Rock segway tour: English-speaking guide/Chinese audio guide/Pick-up and drop-off available
Guest User2026-09-02
My first time trying a Balance Bike was so much fun! The guides were very patient in teaching us how to ride! The guided tours were also excellent! Even if you don't speak English well, don't worry, they have Chinese audio guides available! It was a great experience!★
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Reviews: Uluru in the Northern Territory. Camel riding [optional sunrise/sunset/express/hotel pickup at selected hotels]
Guest User2026-01-31
A wonderful experience — I’ve never seen such a beautiful light show. It’s truly worth it.
The staff were very friendly and welcoming.★
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Reviews: Uluru in the Northern Territory. Segway tour [optional sunrise/sunset/resort pickup]
Guest User2025-10-17
This local hoverboard company provided excellent service, even though the guides were foreigners. They were very professional and very friendly. The hoverboards were super easy to use, and riding around Uluru was very comfortable. They even included breakfast for the sunrise viewing, although it was all white food, it was free. The guides also explained the unique features of the rock formations and the Aboriginal culture.