Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Uluru has been a popular tourist destination since the 1930s – but it’s been significant to Indigenous Australian culture for tens of thousands of years. 

Guests at Ayers Rock Resort are invited to experience traditional Christmas and New Year celebrations with a distinctive Red Centre twist.

Responsible tourism is at the heart of all we do at Ayers Rock Resort.

Visiting Uluru for the first time? Check out our guide to everything you need to know about this marvelous monolith, as well as tips for making the most of your stay here in Australia’s Red Centre. 

Here at Ayers Rock Resort, we are proud to operate the National Indigenous Training Academy (NITA). Learn more about this exciting program with this Q&A featuring a NITA Trainer And Participant.

Hungry for an unforgettable meal at Ayers Rock Resort? We have options for the entire family! No matter what has your stomach rumbling, you’ll find a meal that hits the spot when you stay with us.

From dawn to dusk there's opportunities to wine and dine, indulge in a relaxing spa treatment, or delight in the wonders of your outback surrounds.

The Australian Outback Marathon is right around the corner and we have the tips you need to make sure you're ready to run! 

Eager to learn about the stewards and protectors of this land? This helpful Anangu Q&A is a great place to start!