moderate
2–6 hours
Participants should have a basic fitness level capable of light walking and standing for short periods.
Take to the skies with Ayers Rock Helicopters on a thrilling journey over Uluru, Kata Tjuta, and Kings Canyon, followed by a landing at Kings Creek Station for desert adventures and Aboriginal cultural experiences.
2hr 20min Helicopter Flight - Uluru, Kata Tjuta, Lake Amadeus & Kings Canyon
Embark on an unforgettable journey through the Australian outback, soaring over iconic landmarks like Uluru and Kings Canyon. Land at Kings Creek Station for unique adventures, from exploring desert landscapes to immersing in Aboriginal culture. Choose your path and create lasting memories in this breathtaking wilderness.
Flight Time: 2 Hours 20 minutes Tour Time: Approximately 6 Hours
Make a day of it and experience the real Australian outback! After seeing Uluru, Kata Tjuta, Lake Amadeus and Kings Canyon by air, land at Kings Creek Station, an authentic country airstrip, and choose one of the following adventures;
Kings Creek Station Tour: Journey through magnificent desert oaks, cruise over rolling red sand dunes, and take in the vast views and roaming wildlife while learning all about outback life on a station in Central Australia.
Karrke Cultural Experience: Immerse yourself in a truly authentic Aboriginal cultural experience. See, feel and experience Aboriginal culture up close.
Kings Canyon Creek Bed Walk: Enjoy a drive along the George Gill Range to Kings Canyon for the Creek Bed Walk.
Limited seating on helicopter tours means reservations fill up quickly—plan ahead to guarantee your spot.
The outback sun is intense; protect your skin before and during the flight and station activities.
For the Kings Canyon Creek Bed Walk and station exploration, sturdy footwear will make your experience safer and more enjoyable.
Storage space is limited but prioritizing photography gear will help you capture the stunning aerial and desert landscapes.
Uluru and the surrounding outback have been home to the Anangu people for tens of thousands of years, whose rich cultural heritage is central to the region’s identity.
Efforts are ongoing to balance tourism with preservation, including minimizing disturbances to sacred sites and supporting indigenous-led cultural stewardship.
Protects against intense sun exposure during both flight and station activities.
summer specific
Reduces glare during flight and on the bright desert landscape.
Enables comfort with shifting temperatures throughout the day.
fall specific
Provides grip and support on uneven terrain for ground-based walks at Kings Canyon.