Pickup was on time and the guide was very knowledgeable. If you don't have a car to see Uluru this is a great experience. As we had a car I think a better option for us would have been to self tour and book the free ranger walk or Aboriginal guide to learn about Aboriginal culture. We aren't huge "group tourers" and we only booked as we had imagined that we would have an Aboriginal guide to tell us about the indigenous history of the area. This was poor research on my behalf. It appears to be difficult to find Aboriginal led tours in the area. While not what we expected, we all still enjoyed this tour. Our guide was lovely and very knowledgeable about the area. The tour is well run and professional. We had a great time but just didn't like fitting to the group schedule as we are far too used to doing our own thing! I'd recommend for people who are staying at Ayers Rock resort and would like a fully guided tour around the rock.

Andy was amazing. He took extra care of two of us with walking difficulties. We cannot thank him enough for his informative guidance around the most amazing Uluru.

Our guide Martin was fantastic. The supplied breakfast was substantial: I had a gluten free pack, gluten free museli cereal, hot water flask to make coffee, tea, hot chocolate, milk, sugar, snake pack fruit in juice, gluten free protein bar. Cold water bottle. An easy level 12km walk with a number of stops for information. Some geology, history, stories, folklore. Truely educational, with amazing sights.

Being up close to the rock and learning the history of the park hand back and the previous unregulated visits. The significance of the rock to the local people and how the rock came to be

Fabulous guided walk by an extremely knowledgeable and friendly guide, Jessie. We really enjoyed an opportunity to hear all about the history, culture and shared stories with a small group. A great way to see and hear everything you need to at the best time of day for a long walk.