Ultimate Guide To Experiencing Uluru! (NEW! For 2024)

[@kiaoraable]

I’ve not long got back from out there and yes it’s amazing. Loved your video, thanks. Cheers Judy

[@paulcallan5540]

Hi guys. I see that you missed the rain . My was out there two weeks ago and had rain . They had beautiful pictures of water falls cascading off the Rock . Apparently only around 15% of people get to see this . Love your videos

[@carmengrima1539]

Have loved watching your trip as we are heading the same way next week. You have given us great advice on what to see and do and the confidence to do such a awesome trip. Wish we could have meet you along the way. Thank you so much Carmen ❤❤❤

[@menglandau]

Hi. Have you ever been told you need a permit to film and show Uluru on your KZbin videos due to the size of your audience? I follow another Canadian KZbin channel who very recently visited Uluru and they were told this and blurred out the video of the rock. I’ve never heard of this permit. Wondering what you think.

[@TheFeelGoodFamily]

Hello 😊 they may be talking about a commercial permit. Quite often iconic landscapes or landmarks have this in place of filming that is being done for directly commercial gain. Safe travels 🇦🇺💙

[@menglandau]

@@TheFeelGoodFamily thanks for that. They are just doing it for their KZbin channel.

[@SuzanneCrosbie]

The flies are mostly gone now. We were there a couple of weeks ago and the cooler nights have reduced them. We can walk around Alice Springs without fly nets after weeks of not going out without them.

[@TinaWarn]

Soooooooooo pretty ❤

[@adventures_against_depression]

This is another great episode thank you for the incredible videos and information. I have been watching your KZbin channel and listening to your podcasts for the last few months as I prepare for my trip around Australia. Your videos are so professional and easy to follow and watch. What video editing app/program do you use?

[@coversadventurecapers2838]

Our boys loved cycling around Uluru and the Valley of the winds is spectacular and amazing. Our favourite place. We have the best photo at the sand dune viewing spot at sunrise with Uluru silhouette as the sun is just starting to kiss Kata Tjuṯa. We love the energy of this area. 😍

[@davekerr8133]

Wow. What a neat thing to do. Jasper had a big grin on his face. That was a cool bike. What an amazing place. Thanks again guys. I enjoyed this episode. 😊

[@davidriggs5116]

To many rules and restrictions to encourage me to go to thd Olga's Paul. I enjoy what you guys show us about Australia, but am finding now to many restrictions are taking the full enjoyment away from the experience of the outback. Sorry to be a party pooper, but that's the way l feel. Love your show

[@scottwyatt7240]

I hear you and highly agree but I suggest you do it restrictions or not once in your lifetime!! There is just something so magical about this place and feeling that just sets in when you see Uluru and Kara tjuta is unexplainable!!!

[@rodneyjones6584]

Great episode again guys.Was good to meet up with you at the Brisbane show.We were the ones when talking to you at the same time as our little adventure about how my injector had blown.Hope to run into you on the road maybe over a beer 🦐🐟🦈🎣🍻

[@johnmathisen1167]

Were a little bit worried, did not see you last week. Hope everything is okay.

[@crewzincool]

Unfortunately the discount ended in April

[@TheFeelGoodFamily]

It is still 25% off till June 30 👍🙌 details can be found here www.discovercentralaustralia.com

[@crewzincool]

Ok unfortunately I’m there in July

[@desmondfrost1763]

Desmond here how far is it to walk from the carpark to the rock how long does it take katie

[@desmondfrost1763]

Desmond here I did not know what damper was untill I saw you make it Katie I have not heard of it Katie what's it taste like do they sell at uluru

[@rossharvey1496]

I don’t know why, whether it’s our own creation of a cultural icon in the centre of the nation or some supernatural feeling that comes over you; but the feeling you get standing at “The Rock” sings to your spirit. A pilgrimage every Australian has to make.

[@gilbert8564]

To many fly it's make me feel itchy😅

[@desmondfrost1763]

Desmond here from New Zealand great news Paul Katie and jasper everything is locked in with AAT kings I will be flying to Adelaide on the 5th of august with qantas it has be seven years since I left new Zealand flight centre says do not forget to get a fly net hat Katie did you say you can get a fly hat with a net for seven Aussie money I am so excited I am watching. Your video right now tell me how hot is it there is it better to wear light shirt and jeans my suitcase is half pack the lady caming over to clean my unit is going to advise me what to take and iron my shirts and trousers and handkerchiefs etc Its great to have a lady help me out she offer to iron my clothes I am sure you would agree with me Katie I accepted you don/t turn those offers down both of us settle at a price of 200 dollars there are wonderful people in this world I explain to her about my heart condition I am in good health Katie Paul and jasper ready for this trip as you guys say happy travels and take care and thanks to you guys I made this happen your videos convince me to come and see this once in a lifetime adventure of 2 weeks of travelling the Aussie outback which I have never seen I wish I could ride a bike but I have never be on a bicycle hope we can get close enough I know we are doing a 4am sunrise and the fields of lights cost 105 Aussie money.is that right Katie well I better go wash my dishes as I have had a rest as you guys say happy travels

[@the_Hash_Files]

Nice try but the ultimate experience would be to climb it 😜

[@johnh6435]

a possible $6,300 fine if i climb Ayers Rock which belongs to all Australians, so a few so called Traditional owners allow you to Walk around it instead, and yet they complain because people also use the Bush as Toilets as they cant even provide Sufficient Toilets, Water Stations

[@the_Hash_Files]

@@johnh6435 I am not criticising you for not climbing, just pointing out the absurdity of the situation, meanwhile they are crying out for more tourists. Your example of them complaining about the bush toilet is another good example of these people creating a problem and complaining about it

[@ThisVagabondLife]

Biking is definitely the way to go around Uluru. A big hit especially for Jasper! The scale and grandeur of Kata Tjuṯa is awe inspiring 😊 Nicely captured, and great information.

[@scottwyatt7240]

Absolutely love your videos Keep up the great work! We have just returned from there with our 6 year old son There’s something magical about this place that is just unexplainable until you see it for yourself Words, pictures and videos just don’t do it justice, especially valley of the winds walk at Kata Tjuṯa Was my 3rd time It’s just magical