Ayers Rock Longitude 131° Luxury Australian Outback Lodge
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In the crisp, white linen of a king-sized bed you find the serene, silent sleep of the desert. Above the sweeping canopy of your palatial tent floats a greater canopy, endless and sparkling. Constellations brimming with Anangu, (local Aboriginal people), tales and stories. You dream the rich dreams found only in the heart of sacred, powerful places.
As one of only 30 guests at Longitude 131°, you awake to your own private view of the sun rising over Uluru (Ayers Rock). Reflecting countless colours, Uluru drenches you with its fabled light. The walls of your tent are a visual narrative, telling of the discoveries made by an early outback pioneer.
This award-winning luxury wilderness camp in Australia's Red Centre has achieved new heights in ecotourism the world over. Longitude 131° is a deluxe camping experience like no other and set atop an isolated sand dune close to the border of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park.
As far from anywhere else as you can be. As close as possible to serenity. Rejuvenation for the body. Stimulation for the mind. Liberation for the spirit.
Children 12 years and under are not catered for at Longitude 131°.
EXCLUSIVE TOURING
An exclusive touring programme, designed especially for Longitude 131° guests, is included in your stay. In the company of only a few you'll get a unique insight into this sacred land, the aboriginal culture and the flora and fauna of this vast desert landscape.
At Longitude 131° guests take the road less travelled, sharing exclusive and authentic experiences with only a few others.
An exceptional touring program designed
exclusively for guests, is included in your luxury
wilderness experience at Longitude 131°. For those
looking for a custom and personalised itinerary,
optional tours are also available.
Please Note: Tours are scheduled on a 2 day
rotational basis for a specific time and date. Tour
times are seasonal and subject to sunrise and sunset
times which vary throughout the year, weather
permitting. Additional costs apply to private dining
and the optional tours highlighted in the sample
itinerary.
Sample Itinerary - Valid from 1st April 2011
Day 1 - Mala Walk & Kantju Gorge Sunset |
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After arriving at
Longitude 131° and settling in, meet in the
Dune House two hours before sunset to depart
for Uluru, where we will take a short walk
and learn the story of the Mala Man and then
proceed into Kantju Gorge. On arrival at the
gorge we will serve refreshments 'inside'
Uluru and watch the sunset. You will return
to Longitude 131° approximately 40 minutes
after sunset. |
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Day 2 - Kata Tjuta & Walpa Gorge and Table 131° |
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Depart Longitude 131° at 6.30am bound for Kata Tjuta. Upon arrival you will begin your journey with a guided tour of Walpa Gorge, where the natural history of Kata Tjuta is explained in great detail, learning how eons of weathering and continental upheaval have created what is seen today. You will return to Longitude 131° at approximately 10.30am for a well-earned breakfast. For early risers breakfast is available pre-tour from 5.45am. |
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Evening - Uluru Sunset &
Table 131° |
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Day 3 - Uluru Sunrise Base Tour & Cultural Centre |
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Depart the Dune House one
hour before sunrise for Uluru-Kata Tjuta
National Park to view the sun rising over
Uluru. Starting from the sacred site of
Kuniya Piti we head to the Mutitjulu
Waterhole where our guides will share the
Kuniya Liru Story as the sunrise develops
the haunting shadows behind us. |
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Afternoon & Evening Alternatively, staying a third night at Longitude 131° offers you the ability to really relax and take in the beauty of Australia's Red Centre. Spend your afternoon at leisure. In the evening enjoy a private dinner by the pool or a gourmet dinner in the Dune House. |
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DINING
In the evening savour dishes from a new, daily
menu which fuses modern Australian cuisine and
indigenous flavours with a hint of international
influences. The evening also offers up experiences
to last a lifetime. Dine out under the spectacular
desert night sky at Table 131°, with the sounds of
the Didgeridoo in the background, and the beautiful
dusk desert sky fading from vibrant pinks/red to a
starlit sky, Longitude 131°'s resident storyteller
shares stories from the past at Tales by Firelight.
Luxury Tented Accommodation
At Longitude 131° you will find unprecedented solitude and serenity. Your luxurious tent is a private place to rest, relax and refresh. No expense has been spared in ensuring your stay with us is a special experience which nurtures your body, stimulates your mind and liberates your spirit.
A white dome roof and flowing fabric draped from the centre create the illusion of camping. But unlike the early pioneers and explorers, guests revel in sublime comfort. The flick of a bedside switch is all it takes to raise the blinds and watch the spectacular moods of Uluru at sunrise. Meticulously designed to remain cool in summer and warm in winter, you have reverse cycle air-conditioning for complete control over your personal climate.
Each elevated tent pays homage to an early Australian pioneer or explorer . Visual narratives adorn the walls and are central to the unique interior design.
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GPS: -25.248985,131.007972






