Things to do in Yulara (Ayers Rock Resort)
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Night Sky Show
Takes an informative one-hour look at the startlingly clear outback night sky with a telescope and an astronomer. Prices include pick-up from your accommodation; bookings are essential.
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Kuniya
Yulara's most sophisticated restaurant, Kuniya is the place for romantic dinners and special occasions. The walls are adorned with contemporary Australian art and the inspired menu features Aussie cuisine infused with native ingredients that complement the extensive Australian wine list. Reservations are essential.
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Bough House
This family-friendly, country- style place overlooks the pool at the Outback Pioneer and has buffet spreads for breakfast and dinner. The 'Tastes of Australia' dinner features outback tucker − kangaroo, emu, crocodile and barramundi. Kids under 12 eat free, making this popular with families.
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supermarket
The well-stocked supermarket has a salad bar and delicatessen and sells picnic portions, fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, and camping supplies. It's good for perishables (like milk and lettuce); otherwise, stock up on staples in Alice.
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Yulara supermarket
The well-stocked resort supermarket has a salad bar and delicatessen and sells picnic portions, fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, and camping supplies. It's good for perishables (like milk and lettuce); otherwise, stock up on staples in Alice.
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Winkiku
In Yulara's five-star hotel, this casual-yet-stylish restaurant does extravagant seafood buffets with a meat carvery, and all the trimmings and desserts you can imagine. Kids eat free, so it can work out as good value for families.
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Outback Pioneer BBQ Bar
Modelled on a big iron shed, this rowdy bar is lined with long benches, with plenty of chances to meet other travellers and locals. It has pool tables, live music nightly (usually a touch of twang) and minimal dress standards.
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Pioneer Barbecue Bar
Modelled on a big iron shed, this rowdy bar is lined with long benches, with plenty of chances to meet other travellers. It has pool tables, live music nightly (usually a touch of twang) and minimal dress standards.
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Red Rock Deli
Line up for steaming-hot espresso and croissants in the morning or grab filled paninis and wraps for lunch.
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Geckos Cafe
For great value, warm atmosphere and tasty food head to this buzzing licensed cafe, who say they 'cater for everyone'. The wood-fired pizzas, salads and pasta go well with a carafe of their sangria, and the courtyard tables are a great place to enjoy a dish from the all-day breakfast. There are several veggie and gluten-free options plus meals can be made to takeaway.
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Pioneer Barbecue
Kangaroo skewers, vegie burgers, steaks and emu sausages are among the meats you can grill yourself at this lively tavern, and the deal includes all the salad you can eat.
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Yulara IGA Supermarket
This well-stocked supermarket has a delicatessen and sells picnic portions, fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, groceries, ice and camping supplies at reasonable prices.
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Tali Bar
The cocktails ($15 to $20) at this bar include locally inspired mixtures such as Desert Oasis. The piano gets a workout most nights from 8pm. Dress smart after sunset.
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White Gums
Hotel guests enjoy a big buffet breakfast and return at night for an à la carte dinner featuring fusion cuisine with Asian, Mediterranean and Australian themes. In season, Desert Gardens also opens the Arngulli Flame Grill with meat and seafood dinners.
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Rockpool
Located in the resort's port of call for upmarket dining, the Sails in the Desert hotel, the stylish Rockpool serves tapas-style dishes on its poolside patio.
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Arngulli Flame Grill
This seasonal, set-price restaurant features flame-grilled meats and seafood, though note that premium cuts of steak attract a surcharge on the set prices.
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Quick Bite Take Away
Quick Bite Take Away is the place for lunch on the run, with a range of quick fixes such as gourmet burgers, sushi packs, pies, and chicken and chips.
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Rockpool
Beside the pool and under the sails, this casual eatery serves Mediterranean and Asian tapas-style dishes and some decadent deserts.
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Bunya Bar
This is a rather characterless hotel lobby bar, but it knows the importance of well-chilled beer, and the cocktails are several dollars cheaper than at Tali Bar.
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Red Rock Burger Bar
This is the place to head for a no-fuss burger and chips on the run.
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Yulara IGA Supermarket
This well-stocked supermarket has a delicatessen and sells picnic portions, fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, groceries, ice and camping supplies.
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Tali Bar
The cocktails ($15 to $20) at this bar include locally inspired mixes like Desert Oasis. The piano gets a workout most nights during season from 8pm.
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Pioneer Barbecue Bar
This rowdy bar is lined with long benches, with plenty of chances to meet other travellers. It has pool tables and live music nightly (usually a touch of twang).
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Outback Pioneer Barbecue
For a fun, casual night out, this lively tavern is the popular choice ffor everyone from backpackers to grey nomads. Choose between kangaroo skewers, prawns, veggie burgers, steaks and emu sausages and grill them yourself at the communal BBQs. The deal includes a salad bar. In the same complex is the Pioneer Kitchen, doing brisk business in burgers, pizza and kiddie meals.
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Mulgara Gallery
Quality handmade Australian arts and crafts are displayed here. Each month brings a new artist in residence.
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