Uluru / Ayers Rock Tours for Solo Travelers

The UNESCO-listed Uluru attracts mainly solo travelers (85%) for sunrise viewing and Walpa Gorge hikes. Shared sunset drinks showcase the 700-million-year-old monolith, while optional Segway tours ($170) cater to ages 18+.

Private room accommodation in safari tents with fitted sheets and pillow are available for solo travelers visiting Uluru, Kings Canyon, and the West MacDonnell Ranges. Join a small group of maximum 21 travelers for guided hikes through Watarrka National Park's sandstone cliffs and Simpsons Gap's ancient gorge. All meals and National Park fees are included in the fully guided trip, so it's easy to connect with fellow adventurers around evening campfires.

The iconic Uluru awaits with guided base walks and sunset viewing opportunities. Group ceremonies and native high tea tastings bring travelers together. Desert Gardens Hotel offers comfortable solo rooms, with evening drinks and canapes served overlooking the majestic rock.

Solo travelers aged 12+ join small groups of up to 24 people at Uluru / Ayers Rock National Park, with shared permanent eco tent accommodation keeping costs manageable. Guided cultural visits at the Uluru Cultural Centre and Emily Gap teach you Arrernte dreamtime stories and show ancient rock paintings. Most departures run July through October, and shared swag camping during bush camp nights creates natural opportunities to connect with fellow travelers.

Guided walks to Mutitjulu Waterhole and Uluru's legendary sunsets bring solo adventurers together. Camp life, with an average age of 49, encourages storytelling. Optional Field of Light visits and base walks create natural connections, with single tents available for $160.

Solo travelers aged 15+ can join groups of 12-15 like-minded people, with shared room options available throughout the 8-day trip. You'll connect with fellow travelers during the welcome Outback barbecue at Earth Sanctuary and while stargazing through Deep Sky Telescopes under expert astronomer guidance. Included dinners at Kings Canyon and Kakadu give you time to share experiences, and your driver-guide helps build camaraderie across 1,100km through Australia's Red Centre and Top End regions.

Small groups of up to 21 people make this perfect for solo travelers looking for authentic outback connection at Uluru. Walk the base of Uluru on guided trails to see Mutitjulu Waterhole's rock art, then camp at a remote Wanmarra community safari site and gather around shared campfires. Hike through Kata Tjuta's towering domes and swim in Ellery Creek Bighole's permanent waterhole, creating lasting bonds under vast starlit skies with fellow adventurers ages 8+.

Small groups of maximum 16 travelers aged 15+ see Uluru / Ayers Rock National Park over 3 days, with options for private or shared rooms in Yulara hotels. Walk the Kuniya Walk to Mutitjulu Waterhole, trek Kata Tjuta's Walpa Gorge beneath Mount Olga, and watch sunrise over Uluru from the rock's base. Your local leader shares Anangu stories at the Cultural Centre and manages logistics from sunset viewings to optional Field of Light visits for AUD 55.

Groups of 20-48 guests travel together with shared or private room options at deluxe lodge accommodations including Kings Canyon Resort and Ayers Rock Resort. You'll have communal dining with the 5-course Under a Desert Moon degustation dinner paired with Australian wines at Kings Canyon. Connect with fellow travelers during sunset drinks at Uluru and at the celebratory farewell dinner in Alice Springs, with expert Driver Guides fostering camaraderie throughout.