Uluru Rock Blast

Difficulty

easy

Duration

1.5 hours total including pre-flight briefing

Fitness Level

No special fitness required; suitable for most ages and abilities

Overview

Soar above one of Australia’s most legendary landmarks with Ayers Rock Helicopters. The Uluru Rock Blast offers an exhilarating 15-minute flight revealing the vast desert landscape and sacred monolith from a truly unforgettable perspective.

Airplane

Yulara, Northern Territory

Uluru Rock Blast

15min Helicopter Flight

Select participants and date

Date

Thu, Sep 25

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience a thrilling 15-minute flight over the iconic Uluru, soaking in breathtaking views of Ayers Rock Resort and its stunning landscape. This exhilarating adventure offers a unique perspective of one of Australia’s most famous landmarks, making it a memorable highlight of your journey.

#Uluru Rock Blast

##Duration

15 minute flight
Tour Length: 1 Hour 30 Minutes

##About

Blast off to Uluru and get that quick fix. Take in Ayers Rock Resort and the stunning surroundings on the way.

Adventure Tips

Book Early for Best Weather Windows

Schedule your flight for early morning or late afternoon to avoid midday heat and enjoy softer light for views and photos.

Arrive at Yulara Early

Allow time to check in and listen to the safety briefing well before your scheduled flight.

Bring a Camera with a Zoom Lens

You'll want to capture detailed views of Uluru’s surface textures and the surrounding landscape from the air.

Wear Comfortable, Weather-Appropriate Clothing

Light layers are ideal as temperatures can vary; a windbreaker might be useful in the open helicopter cabin.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Red Kangaroo
Wedge-tailed Eagle

History

Uluru has deep cultural importance to the Anangu people, with traditional stories dating back millennia. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site for both its natural and cultural values.

Conservation

The area is strictly protected under Australian law, with strong emphasis on respecting indigenous customs and minimizing tourist impact to preserve the fragile desert environment.