• Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre - Visitors to the park are required to purchase a National Park Pass. This pass aids in the conservation of this World Heritage-listed site and supports its Traditional Owners, the Anangu people. Passes can be purchased online prior to arrival at parksaustralia.gov.au/uluru.
• Kuniya Walk - Kuniya Piti is a sacred location and a central creation story of Uluru. It signifies the start of the Kuniya (woma python) narrative and holds great cultural significance for the Anangu people. Visitors can embark on the Kuniya Walk to Mutitjulu Waterhole, learning about the Tjukurpa and observing rock features related to the story. Please honor this site by remaining on the path and refraining from climbing.
• Mala Walk - Begin your exploration of Uluru’s ancient tales from this pivotal spot. Mala Carpark serves as the entrance to the Mala Walk—a flat, accessible trail along Uluru’s base, abundant with rock art, caves, and sacred sites. It is also the gathering point for the complimentary daily Ranger-guided Mala Walk, where insights into Anangu culture, law (Tjukurpa), and the park’s natural wonders are shared. An essential visit for newcomers.
• Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre - Essential for gaining insight into the land being explored. The Cultural Centre presents the stories, art, and law (Tjukurpa) of the Anangu Traditional Owners. Visitors can explore galleries, observe local artists, and learn about Uluru’s cultural importance. Facilities include restrooms, shaded areas, a café, and souvenirs. Take your time here, as it is more than just a visitor stop; it is the heart of the park’s narrative.
• Mutitjulu Waterhole - A brief, easy walk leads to this serene waterhole at Uluru’s base. It holds significant cultural value, being the site of the Anangu creation story of Kuniya and Liru. Visitors can admire rock art and native wildlife along the shaded path. It is a wonderful spot for reflection, photography, and learning about the Tjukurpa (traditional law) of the region.

• Pick up from Ayers Rock Resort hotels
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Drop off to Ayers Rock Resort hotels

• Entrance fees
• Meals

Discover the wonders of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park with the Uluru Hop On Hop Off 2 Day Pass, offering two full days of exploration. Benefit from unlimited access to Uluru over two consecutive days, along with a single return trip to Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) within the pass’s validity period.

Travel in comfort with air-conditioned buses, enjoy daily departures, and take advantage of convenient pick-up and drop-off services from all accommodations in Yulara (Ayers Rock Resort). This pass is ideal for those traveling without a vehicle. Experience the changing hues of Uluru at sunrise and sunset, embark on the base walk, visit the Cultural Centre, and enjoy the flexibility to design each day according to your preferences.

Monthly timetables are available for download online or can be obtained from your driver.

Please be aware: Entry to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is not included.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.