See Uluru from the air — the sandstone monolith of the Red Centre, its grooves and cliff faces, from a fifteen-minute helicopter out of Yulara. These flights do not overfly the rock top. National Parks rules keep the path off the summit and off a full circuit around it. You still see the scale that the base walk cannot give.
The Uluru fifteen-minute ticket is about fifteen minutes in the air. From A$195 per person as labelled. One seat. Hotel pickup from listed Ayers Rock Resort hotels is included. Live checkout can differ. Cancel currently 24 hours before for a full refund as shown when you book.
You do not land on the rock. You do not walk the base on this ticket. You sit, you look through bubble windows, you return. Closed-toe shoes. A two-person minimum applies; a solo seat is paired. Listed as not suitable over 125 kg / 275 lbs on some tickets; over that weight an extra seat or a direct booking is required as shown when you book.
The extra of this ticket is Uluru in fifteen minutes. Stay on fifteen if the monolith from above is the point. Take twenty-five to add Kata Tjuta. Take thirty-six at sunset for Walpa Gorge as well.
Kata Tjuta is on the twenty-five and longer circuits. Walpa Gorge is on the thirty-six. Lake Amadeus is the salt pan on fifty-five. Another desert monolith from the air on this site is not this one; this rock is Uluru.
Pickup from Sails in the Desert, Outback Hotel and Resort, Desert Gardens, or the campground bus stop on the ring road, as listed. The exact pad is confirmed when you book. Times on the ticket are approximate; the operator confirms flight and meeting time. If that time moves by thirty minutes or more, a full refund is listed. English commentary is listed.
Book the fifteen-minute helicopter and see Uluru from the air.
See Uluru from the Air from a helicopter in Uluru. Book the Uluru 15-Minute Helicopter Tour.