Introducing Yulara (Ayers Rock Resort)
Yulara is the service village for the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park and has effectively turned one of the world’s least hospitable regions into an easy and comfortable place to visit. Lying just outside the national park, 20km from Uluru and 53km from Kata Tjuta, the complex is the closest base for exploring the area’s renowned attractions. The village includes a bank, a petrol station, emergency services, the resort’s four hotels, apartments, a lodge, a camping ground and a supermarket. Yulara supplies the only accommodation, food outlets and other services available in the region. If it weren’t in the middle of the desert within cooee of the rock you’d baulk at the prices here; as it is, you’re stuck with it.
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Last updated: Mar 24, 2009
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RE: Uluru really worth it?
by empressnasigoreng 11 August 2011
I haven't been to American deserts but have been to deserts in places like Syria, Jordan and Egypt and was still impressed by Uluru and…
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RE: Uluru really worth it?
by Mister0nara 09 August 2011
+I can see myself getting bored with all the driving on a two day trip+ What driving? Fly to Yulara, stay overnight, fly out the next…
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RE: Uluru or King`s Canyon??
by Commissioner 29 July 2011
It's 272kms from Erldunda to Kings Canyon NP...so realistically, it's about 3 hours. 301 kms from Kings Canyon NP to Yulara resort, again…
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