Please Note: Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park will be closed on Friday 30 August, to mark the passing of a senior Anangu Traditional Owner. Ayers Rock Resort is located outside of the National Park and therefore will continue to operate as normal.
Sails In The Desert
Luxurious Outback Experience
Desert Gardens Hotel
Rooms with a view of Uluru
Emu Walk Apartments
1 or 2 Bedroom Apartments
Outback Hotel
Comfortable, Affordable & Fun
The Lost Camel Hotel
Contemporary Boutique Hotel
Ayers Rock Campground
Ideal base to experience the beauty of Uluru
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With air-conditioned rooms featuring private ensuite bathrooms, tea and coffee making facilities, and a number of configurations perfect for families or friends travelling together, the Outback Hotel is the perfect mix of comfort and value. Enjoy access to all Resort facilities, including a FREE Indigenous Activities Program, return Ayers Rock Airport transfers, and a free resort shuttle bus that will help you get around.
Return airport transfers
Resort-wide car parking (complimentary)
Complimentary Resort-Wide Shuttle Bus
Swimming Pool
Access to resort restaurants & bars
On-site Restaurant(s)
Free WiFi
Lobby internet kiosk
Porter Service Available
Check in 3pm / Out 10am
Return airport transfers
Resort-wide car parking (complimentary)
Complimentary Resort-Wide Shuttle Bus
Swimming Pool
Access to resort restaurants & bars
On-site Restaurant(s)
Free WiFi
Lobby internet kiosk
Porter Service Available
Check in 3pm / Out 10am
Originally from Blackstone in Western Australia, Delma now lives in Watinuma Community, twenty five kilometres from Fregon on the *APY lands. She is married and has a daughter and a young son. She paints at the Kaltjiti Art Centre where she is the current Chairperson and a valued arts-worker contributing to the management of the centre.
Inspired by the rich tradition of Aboriginal culture, and connection to country, the desert landscape is a constant source of inspiration for artists. Spectacular and ancient landforms, images of the bush, and vibrant colours are interpreted through pattern and colour. This place is the Pitjantjatjara/Yankunytjatjara Lands in the far north of South Australia.
*Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara
© Delma Forbes, Ngura - Country, 2011
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