Things to do in Uluru

Uluru (Ayers Rock) is very mystical. Initially, I only booked the sunset and sunrise tours, but that was a tour to view the whole of Uluru from a little distance. I wanted to see it up close, so I joined a tour that went around Uluru. I was able to see it up close and even touch it. There were some areas where I couldn't take photos, so I can't show you everything, but I was impressed by the majesty of nature like I'd never seen before. I recommend it!

We were without a car and stayed in small houses, this was the cheapest accommodation in Yulara. Next to the campsite there is a stop from which we left for excursions and where the Hop-on-hop-off bus and shuttles to the airport stop. The house (or rather, half a house) has a table under a canopy outside, where you can have dinner. It is cramped inside, but it is designed for 6 people, a double bed in one room and two bunk beds in another room. In the middle room there is a sink, table, dishes and a microwave. You can cook in the open kitchen of the campsite. Toilets and showers are also shared. There is a pool. I recommend it if you need budget accommodation.

Is this a place you must visit once in your life? Calling out Love in the Center of the World... We came during the local summer, which is considered the off-season. There were not many people because it was too hot. We also encountered a rare thunderstorm and the Wilderness Starlight Show was cancelled.