See Uluru!
There’s never been a better time to see Uluru! We have great Tour packages you will not find anywhere else….
Ewing Lookout
Welcome to Ewing Lookout This wonderful sand-dune vantage point close to our Yulara campsite (near Uluru), has spectacular views to…
Mulga
What is Mulga? Australia’s most common tree, the Mulga tree. Mulga trees range from 5 to over 12 metres high,…
Petermann Ranges
Kings Canyon Rim Walk
Enjoy the spectacular Kings Canyon Rim Walk with your group. Of the several walk and hikes we do together during the Tour, this is arguably the most breathtaking!
Cookies and Plugins
What are Cookies and Plugins? Well for starters, Cookies and Plugins are 2 completely different things, but for a website…
Aboriginal Art
Aboriginal Art Cultural Centre See Aboriginal artworks displayed and for purchase, including books and more. Uluru Sunset We can’t guarantee…
Uluru Camel Tours
Uluru Camel Tours are the largest camel farm in Australia, and based right next door to the Mulgas Adventures campsite at Ayers Rock Resort.
Salt Lakes
Have you ever seen Salt Lakes? We see an expanse of Outback during the tours, with a range a landscapes…
Geological History of Kings Canyon
History of Kings Canyon Mereenie Sandstone Erosion
Geological History of Kata Tjuta
Kata Tjuta (the Olgas)
Geological History of Uluru
Amazing Facts; Geological History of Uluru There’s so much to admire about this ancient monolith. That’s why we though we…
Climbing Uluru
Climbing Uluru: the Controversy Climbing Uluru has always been a promoted tourist attraction, but not anymore. For many years, the…
Uluru Tours from Alice Springs
There are 2 major Airports in Central Australia. You have some great options, but don’t get caught out!… Joining and…
Image Use
Proudly Australian Owned
Welcome to the Australian Owned club! Mulgas Adventures is a small, locally-owned company in the Northern Territory. Proud to be…
The Difference Between Tours
The Difference Between Tours 3-Day and 4-day Essentially, there is no difference between tours for the first 3 days! See…
Bush Camp
Welcome to our Private Bush Camp If you are joining us for the 4-day tour, you will enjoy a night…
Tour Food
Ok we’ll be honest… Mulgas has the BEST Tour Food! What Food is served on Tour? You’ll love the Tour…
Our Partners
Proud of a network established over time Our operations are made possible, and the experiences for our guests are enriched,…
Website Compliance
Website Compliance: Mulgas Adventures .com .au Mulgas Adventures is committed to Website Compliance Privacy Policy Terms of Service Links Please…
Website Accessibility
Website accessibility We are committed to Website Accessibility and Compliance. We maintain best practise with the use of site plugins….
Dietary Requirements
We cater for most Dietary Requirements Meal options are available for passengers who are: Vegetarian Vegan Gluten-free Lactose Intolerant If…
Anangu Tools
Women’s tools Women’s tools were mainly for collecting food. These traditional implements are now made for sale as decorative artefacts etc….
Mala Story
The following content is made available by Parks Australia. Look at the landscape as we do and know these ancestors…
Heat-related Illness
What is Heat-related Illness? You can use this information to familiarise yourself with the symptoms of heat-related illness, including heat…
Preparing for Rain on Tour
Uluru Flora
Uluru Flora How many different types of plants are there in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park? There are more than 400…
Aboriginal History of Uluru
Aboriginal History of Uluru How long have Aboriginal people lived in the Uluru-Kata Tjuta area? Anangu have lived and managed…
European History of Uluru
A brief European History of Uluru We know that there are around 500 million years of Geological History of Uluru,…
Bush Tukka
For tens of thousands of years, the area around Uluru and Kata Tjuta provided Anangu with everything they needed for…
Tjukurpa
Do Aboriginal people still live traditionally? Uluru-Kata Tjtua is a living cultural landscape. Anangu are still guided by Tjukurpa (law) to keep…
Uluru Wildlife
Watarrka and Uluru Wildlife Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, and Kings Canyon (Watarrka) National Park, are home to many interesting animals….
Cultural Centre
Consuming Alcohol on Tour
Are we allowed to drink Alcohol on Tour? Our Tours are entirely about you, and your once-in-a-lifetime experience in Outback…
Uluru Weather
Uluru Weather is Seasonal Uluru weather ranges in conditions during the year. But at Uluru, we don’t just speak in…
Rain at Uluru
Rain at Uluru, a Desert Comes to Life When rain comes to Uluru, the desert comes alive! And there is…
Anangu Seasons
Anangu Knowledge, Uluru Seasons The traditional people in the Yulara area of Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta (The Olgas),…
Free Time Activities
There are times on tour when you essentially choose how to spend your time. Some people like to get a…
Drinking Water
Perhaps you already know that water is important in the desert. But many people are surprised to learn how important…
About Swags
What is a Swag? A Swag is a bedroll made of canvas with a mattress inside – almost like a…
An Ode to Nicole
Our Guides Love Their Passengers! In June of 2019, a special passenger had a special experience and sent some especially…
Covid-19
Operations News Relating to Covid-19 COVID-19 legislation for Tour Operators in the NT requires that: The group must ‘stay in…
Ayers Rock (Uluru) Airport
Welcome to Uluru For those who have flown directly to Ayers Rock (Uluru) Airport (also known as Connellan Airport), you…
Bus Fun
Erldunda
Curtin Springs Station
Curtin Springs Cattle Station link to them link to mt conner post what pax can do there during rest breaks…
Alice Springs (Mparntwe)
Mt Conner (Artilla)
Yulara (Resort)
Acknowledgement of Country
Extreme Temperatures
Stay Safe in Extreme Conditions! Uluru is a very beautiful environment, but it is also quite harsh. Things to be…
Aboriginal Heritage
More than 50,000 years of Aboriginal Heritage Information about the different areas we pass through, languages and geography, cultural notes…
Kings Canyon (Watarrka)
Kata Tjuta (the Olgas)
Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) with Mulgas Adventures Kata Tjuta (also known as The Olgas) is a group of 36 domed…
10 Things To Know about Camping in the Outback
10 Things To Know About Camping in The Outback Camping in the wilderness of the Outback is in a once…
Passenger Blogs
Passenger Blogs are a great way for travelers to keep a record or their adventures. You can add to, save…
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How do I find ALL of the FAQ’s? On our Awesome FAQ Page Our FAQ has just about all the…
Uluru (Ayers Rock)
Passenger Blog Promotion
What is a Passenger Blog Promotion? Simple, it’s one way that Mulgas Adventures promotes itself. We GIVE AWAY $100 every…
Participation on Tour
Participation on Tour Our Outback Camping Tour to Uluru, Kata Tjuta and King’s Canyon, are designed to work the best…
Uluru Reopens
Uluru Reopens Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park experienced a 12 month lockdown while Covid-19 ravaged many parts of the world….
$20.21 Off in 2021
We are so excited now it is 2021! So we are giving away $20 !!! (oh, and 21 cents for…
Pre-Travel Voucher Offer
Pre-Travel Voucher Offer by Mulgas Enjoy the flexibility of this pre-travel voucher offer! Ideal as a gift idea, completely transferrable…