Longitude 131° at Ayers Rock, Australia

Accommodation is provided in 15 stylishly appointed elevated tents, breathtakingly positioned on an isolated sand dune close to the border of the National Park. Each tent enjoys its own private view of the sun rising and setting over the Rock. The interior décor has been purposely designed to reflect a visual narrative of Australian history - each tent is individually themed with the life and adventures of Australia’s early explorers and pioneers, from the 1800s to the modern day.

No expense has been spared with the contemporary furnishings - and each features a kingsize bed (some twins are also available), an ensuite with shower, air-conditioning and even an ipad from which to play music - this is ‘splendid isolation’ at its very best! Fly screens cover the glass doors at the front, allowing you the option of sleeping with your windows open to experience the sounds of the desert at night. All tents now feature a balcony with a day bed and fire place, you can even sleep outside if you so desire.

The Dune House is the central hub of this unique wilderness ‘camp’. It includes a lounge, library, a self-service open bar and a communal dining area where you can enjoy modern Australian cuisine whilst exchanging ‘desert’ stories with the other guests. There is also a pool and deck with panoramic views of Uluru.

Every second evening, a gourmet dinner under the stars is available. The evening begins with Champagne and canapés at sunset before sitting down for dinner in a secluded desert setting - you will be joined by a resident astronomer.

Integral to the Longitude 131° experience is the daily programme of optional sunrise and sunset tours (all included in your stay) which explore the living, cultural and natural landscapes of Uluru and Kata Tjuta (the Olgas). You will join the other privileged guests for an authentic and fascinating insight into the ecological fabric of Australia’s red heart. In addition, there is also the Eco Walk (an interpretive walking tour of the local bushland) and the Gallery Tour (Mulgara Gallery at nearby Ayers Rock Resort is leading the way in championing local indigenous artists and their works).

Children 10 years and under are not catered for. A minimum 2 night stay applies, but if time permits, we highly recommend a 3 night stay.

Longitude 131° is nestled amidst the timeless beauty of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. There are several ways to get there, each offering incredible views:

• Car-Hire & Taxi: Longitude 131 is only a 13-20 minute drive from Ayers Rock Airport.
• Transfers: Guests can also travel with the hotel's complimentary airport transfers, included in your stay for ultimate convenience.

Longitude 131° sets the scene for an unforgettable honeymoon, where romance and adventure intertwine:

• Luxury Tented Pavilions: Retreat to your private pavilion, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows framing unparalleled views of Uluru, creating an intimate and breathtaking atmosphere.
• Dune Top Dining: Indulge in an exquisite dining experience atop a sand dune, savouring gourmet cuisine as the sun sets over the iconic monolith.
• Private Stargazing: Marvel at the brilliance of the Milky Way, far from any light pollution, as expert guides share stories of the constellations and the Aboriginal Dreamtime.
• Romantic Spa Treatments: Rejuvenate and reconnect with soul-soothing spa treatments at Longitude 131's Kinara Spa, inspired by the ancient healing traditions of the desert.

Looking to learn more about honeymoons at Longitude 131? Contact our Honeymoon Experts to start planning the trip of a lifetime today!

Longitude 131° provides the perfect base for exploring the natural and cultural wonders of the Red Centre.

• Uluru / Ayers Rock: Witness the awe-inspiring beauty of Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock. The giant sandstone 'monolith' is a sight to behold and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Kata Tjuta: Explore the majestic domes of Kata Tjuta, another key site in the national park, offering breathtaking hiking trails and panoramic views.
• Field of Light: Be captivated by the ethereal beauty of the Field of Light art installation in the Australian Outback, illuminating the desert with a sea of softly glowing colours.
• Cultural Centre: Learn about the rich history and culture of the Anangu people, the traditional custodians of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, at the Cultural Centre.

Looking to learn more about staying at Longitude 131? Contact our Australia Holiday Experts to start planning your dream trip today.