See Lake Amadeus from the air — the salt pan north of Uluru, sand meeting white crust, camels sometimes on the edge — then Uluru and Kata Tjuta on a fifty-five-minute helicopter from Yulara. You do not overfly the rock tops. The extra of this ticket is the lake, then the two formations on the way home.
The Uluru Lake Amadeus ticket is about fifty-five minutes in the air, about ninety minutes with pickup. From A$745 per person as labelled. One seat. Pickup from listed Ayers Rock Resort hotels is included; some listings exclude Emu Walk Apartments. Live checkout can differ. Cancel currently 24 hours before for a full refund as shown when you book.
You do not land on the salt. You look for camels where the lake meets the sand, then the rocks from the air. Closed-toe shoes. A three-person minimum is listed; bookings can be joined. Listed as not suitable over 125 kg / 275 lbs on some tickets. Sunrise, day, or sunset as shown when you book.
The extra of this ticket is the salt pan in fifty-five minutes. Stay on fifty-five if Lake Amadeus from above is the point. Stay on twenty-five if the two rocks are enough. Stay on thirty-six for sunset Walpa without the lake.
Uluru from the air and Kata Tjuta close this circuit. Walpa Gorge is on the thirty-six, not this lake run. Another salt lake from the air on this site is not this one; this pan is Amadeus.
Pickup from Sails in the Desert, Outback Hotel, Desert Gardens, or the campground as listed. The exact pad is confirmed when you book. English commentary is listed. Mobility to board without help is listed as required. Infants sit on a lap as listed on sibling tickets.
Book the fifty-five-minute helicopter and see Lake Amadeus from the air with Uluru and Kata Tjuta.