Yes, all visitors need a valid Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park Pass, which can be purchased online, we recommend purchasing in advance to save time.

We run scheduled services throughout the day – including sunrise and sunset.  Timetables change monthly and are available here.

1. Check our timetable and choose your preferred times
2. Add them to the notes when booking or email us at sales@uluruexpress.com.au
3. We’ll confirm availability by email
4. Some buses fill quickly, especially at sunrise and sunset, so book early to secure
your spot!

Before you go, download the monthly timetable to your phone before your trip. Still unsure? Our drivers are always happy to help.

While walk-up tickets may be available, booking in advance is the best way to lock in your spot, especially during busy months (May to October). Purchase your ticket here.

Yes, if you booked directly with us, you can cancel or change your booking up to 24 hours before your tour. Cancellations within 24 hours or no-shows aren’t refundable. Booking fees are non-refundable. If you booked through a travel agent, please contact them directly to manage any changes.

Departure times are approximate, please be waiting 5-10 minutes prior to be sure you are ready when the bus arrives.

Bring sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses), comfy walking shoes, at least 1 litre of water per person, snacks, and a camera. In summer, Hydrolytes are a great idea. The Cultural Centre (open 7am–5:45pm – changes seasonally) is the only place to buy supplies and has bathrooms and a picnic area with Uluru views.

Small bags and collapsible strollers are welcome. However, large suitcases and bulky items cannot be accommodated.

For all specific requests, please contact us at sales@uluruexpress.com.au prior to booking to ensure we can accommodate your needs.

Our Kata Tjuta Sunrise service stops at the sand dune for sunrise viewing with the option to go on to the Walpa Gorge Walk (1hr) or the Valley of the Winds Walk (3hrs) before returning to the resort. Please note: The Kata Tjuta Sunset service does not include the option to do the Valley of the
Winds Walk.  The Kata Tjuta Afternoon service (April/May only) has the option of Walpa Gorge or Valley of the Winds (this service does not include Sunset).

Absolutely! We offer dedicated buses for both sunrise and sunset at Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Staying 3 nights or more? Our 3-day pass is perfect; it includes two Kata Tjuta transfers and unlimited trips to Uluru.

Our drivers are friendly and knowledgeable, but the service is transport-only. To get the most out of your experience, we recommend adding the Uluru Audio Guide trip (available via our website when you make a booking), an app that brings the landscape to life in 6 languages.

The outback can be extreme, so stay safe by dressing for the weather, staying hydrated, and planning walks for cooler parts of the day. For tips, visit: Parks Australia – Staying Safe.

Yes, at Uluru, you’ll find bathrooms at the Sunrise and Sunset viewing areas, Cultural Centre, Mala Carpark, and Kuniya Piti.

We take your safety seriously and count all guests on and off. If you return another way, please let us know straight away so we know you’re safe.

No, there’s no Wi-Fi. You’ll usually have mobile signal around Uluru, but coverage is limited or unavailable at Kata Tjuta.

You can reach us by phone, email, or through the contact form below.