A REMARKABLE IMMERSION INTO AUSTRALIA’S SPIRITED HEARTLAND
A unique ‘campsite’ of 15 tented pavilions within sight of the ancient monolith of Uluru, Longitude 131° offers a remarkable immersion into Australia’s spirited heartland.
Inspired by Africa’s leading bush camps, Longitude 131° sits atop an isolated sand dune at the gateway to the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Here, naturalist guides lead insightful treks to discover the Red Centre’s world-famous natural attractions and rich Aboriginal heritage.
Discovery of this dual heritage-listed wilderness is offset by refined dining, intuitive service and a contemporary take on laidback luxury to create an essential outback experience. The 15 safari-style tents have floor-to-ceiling windows for full-on views of the sun rising and setting over the mighty Uluru, as well as expansive day beds and open fires. You can even choose to unfurl a luxury swag (a traditional bushman’s bedroll) and sleep beneath a canopy of desert stars.
The Dune Pavilion is the central hub of the camp and where you’ll find the communal dining area, library, bar, pool deck and lounge. Don’t miss a visit to the Kinara Spa where treatments draw on Aboriginal massage techniques and local natural healing ingredients.
LONGITUDE 131°, AYERS ROCK
Longitude 131°, at a glance
- Luxury, eco-sensitive desert camp on the border of Uluru – Kata Tjuta National Park
- Astonishing views of Uluru and the surrounding desert
- 15 elevated safari-style tents with white dome roofs and flowing fabric draped to create the illusion of camping
- Private terraces with outdoor daybeds and open fires
- All tents feature crisp white linens, king sized beds and plush furnishings
- Open and airy communal space, the Dune House
- Restaurant serving modern Australian cuisine using fresh outback ingredients
- Private dining under the vast desert night skies
For leisure and pleasure
- Sleep under the stars in a luxury ‘swag’ style bed
- Kinara Spa where Aboriginal massage techniques meet local natural healing ingredients
- Insightful cultural excursions with naturalist guides
- Guided hikes and helicopter flights
- View vibrant Aboriginal art work
- Lounging areas decked out in a contemporary campaign style
- Library
- Plunge pool
The destinations were fabulous, but what really stood out was the care and patience Tania showed as she guided me and my sister through every question and hesitation. Nothing felt rushed or too much trouble. The result? A truly wonderful holiday. Thank you.
