From Yulara: Uluru & Kata Tjuta 2-Day Safari Camping Tour

The food wasn’t good. We also thought there would be chairs to sit around the campfire (maybe marshmallows to roast, something fun to end the evening) and enjoy the night sky, perhaps have some information about the constellations, etc. Over all it was a positive experience and our guide was excellent and accommodating, but definitely lacking in quality and feeling like we got our money’s worth.

Captain Vegemite was fantastic! He has very deep knowledge of local Indigenous culture with faithful and respected transmission of this important knowledge through carefully constructed stories! A brilliant experience! You must join this tour!

The sunset and sunrise visits are very beautiful and unmissable. The location and accommodation were terrible as they did not match what was agreed upon in the offer.

The tour was well organized, but there are a few remarks. A bus with a working air conditioner is needed, and tents with non-rusted doors that don't squeak throughout the camp are necessary; it's simply essential to forcibly provide everyone with a mosquito net, as not all tourists know and understand how annoying flies are in the desert. A warning that those who cannot tolerate strong heat should bring a sun umbrella would be helpful. People don't always know their limits. The excursion around the mountain was very well organized, and the morning trip with the sunrise and the subsequent lecture were simply excellent! I would like to mention the guide with a French accent; he did the maximum possible in the given conditions for the tourists. He provided, explained, and told stories!

The guide Joey was great. He knew how to create a good atmosphere and introduce us to Uluru. I loved it, an absolute must-do.