About uluru and kings canyon tours

When I first put my boots on for a Kings Canyon tour, I knew I was in for something big – and with the team from Wayoutback Tours, I was especially thrilled. Out here in the heart of the Northern Territory the desert isn’t just sand dunes and spinifex. It’s a living, breathing landscape that changes with the light, weather and stories.

I’ve been exploring the Red Centre for years – from the mighty Uluru to Kata Tjuta – but nothing matched the sheer scale of the Rim Walk at Kings Canyon. The giant canyon cliffs, the Garden of Eden waterhole, the mirage of colours at sunrise and sunset… it’s an experience that is more than a bucket-list item; it stays with you forever.

In this blog, I’ll share a guide with all you should know about planning or joining Kings Canyon tours: where to start (Alice Springs or Yulara), packing tips, the difference between a day trip and multi-day Uluru & Kings Canyon tours, and even how to spend the night in a swag under the starry sky.

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