Australia | Uluru | July 2022

Erika and I do a last minute trip to Uluru National park. We book accommodation for the night at 'The lost Camel" ($550/ night) and wing the rest of the trip. On arrival to Uluru Airport we get picked up by the complementary bus which takes us to our hotel which is situated in Yalara, a resort style town which has been put in place to regulate the amount of people visiting Uluru with camping next to rock and also climbing it recently being banned in October, 2019.
We firstly checked into out hotel then head towards a free 'talk on Bush Tucker' and native plants that was being held in town by an indigenous person. Afterwards we went to the tourism center and booked in a dinner at Uluru for later in evening (cost $250/ person)
I recommend booking in advance for activities as a lot where booked out and we where told things where booked out months prior.
An additional day or two could have definitely been had here but was an expensive trip as it was.
All in all I had fun as i always do with the wifey! i hope you guys enjoyed the video. Please like and subscribe
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[@alissaburge6375]

July is one of the best times in Uluru Ayers Rock in Central Australia and it is winter there and August and September are the driest months of the Australia’s Northern Territory in Uluru - Kata Tjuṯa. April to September are the best months in Uluru and the very little rain falls about the time and most likely in the summer months to get the summer monsoon thunderstorms and the the rain falling on the ground with a lot of the lightning strikes.

[@sawtravel]

Thanks for the comment

[@alissaburge6375]

Do you like the place by Ayers Rock or Uluru? Do you like to watch the summer lightning storms from November to March when it rains? Yulara is one of townships to watch the lightning storms in Uluru during the summer months when it is raining very hard and need the rain gear and the umbrella. You can get wet outside in the Australia’s outback during the summer months with the hot temperatures above 100 degrees. Winter months are the best months in Uluru - Kata Tjuṯa and little rains falls from April to September with more sunny days in Uluru. I would watch the summer lightning storms at the home like did in Arizona in the summer monsoon season in the months of July and August. The opposite of the seasons in Australia’s Northern Territory.🇦🇺

[@sawtravel]

Was in Uluru just briefly. It is nice seeing the lightning storms in Australia. I might try and do some overlanding when I'm older. Thanks for the comment 😊

[@pedropedroztravels8272]

Nice video mate but wow, Ya could spend a week in South East Asia (accommodation and food) for the price of 1 sun set dinner (2 pax) and 1 nights accommodation. Wow what a Rip off. No wonder us Aussies head over seas for our holidays. Australia has a lot to learn about tourism. I was genuinely shocked at the prices. We were thinking of heading over for a few days. Not now after watch your video. Not worth it imho. Looks like ya had a good time though. Cheers

[@sawtravel]

Glad to help. There are cheaper camping options but it is very remote and expensive. Most of the people visiting I noticed where older people. It was still nice to check it off the bucket list of places to go

[@Glenn-ei3xp]

Australian tourism absolutely thrives so no need for your advice. Australians are also on good wages, especially compared to south east Asia. Wages are approx 6x higher in Australia