About kings canyon tour

As soon as I set out on a Kings Canyon tour, I felt it was going to be unforgettable – and with the team from Wayoutback Tours, I was even more excited. Out here in the NT the desert isn’t just red sand and spinifex. It’s a dynamic, ever-changing land that changes with the light, weather and stories.

I’ve been travelling across the Red Centre for a long time – from Ayers Rock (Uluru) to Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) – but nothing came close to the sheer scale of the Rim Walk at Kings Canyon. The cliffs, the Garden of Eden oasis, the mirage of colours at sunrise and sunset… it’s an experience that goes far beyond a checklist; it leaves a mark on you.

In this blog, I’ll take you through everything you need to know about planning or joining Kings Canyon tours: choosing between Alice Springs and Yulara, packing tips, the difference between a single-day tour or longer Uluru + Kings Canyon tour, and even where you might camp under the stars in a swag.

more about uluru and kings canyon tours here: https://cagecodelookup.net/uluru-desert-wildlife-park-see-native-wildlife-and-learn-about-desert-ecosystems/

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