Longitude 131°
Yulara, Northern Territory, Australia
Location
At the edge of Uluru
Longitude 131° stands on red dunes at Yulara in the Red Centre, on the edge of the dual World Heritage Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park — the closest accommodation to Uluru, with the rock framed from every tent.
Transfer
A short hop from the airport
Around ten to fifteen minutes from Ayers Rock (Connellan) Airport, which connects via Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Cairns.
Villas
Sixteen tents
15 Luxury Tents and the larger Dune Pavilion, each elevated on stilts with floor-to-ceiling glass facing Uluru, an outdoor terrace and a gas fireplace.
Best For
Who it suits
Couples and design-led, cultural travellers who want Uluru framed from the bed and guided desert experiences included; children are welcome from age 10, with a two-night minimum.
Board Basis
All-inclusive
All-inclusive — all dining, an open bar of Champagne and premium wines and spirits, an in-suite bar and a selection of signature experiences.
Overview
Australia's most celebrated luxury camp
Longitude 131° is glamping at its most refined: sixteen tented pavilions on red dunes at Yulara in the Red Centre, with Uluru framed through floor-to-ceiling glass from the end of the bed. On the edge of the dual World Heritage Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, it is the closest accommodation to the rock, around ten to fifteen minutes from Ayers Rock (Connellan) Airport. Each pavilion is elevated on stilts and named for an explorer, with framed artefacts and Indigenous artworks, an outdoor terrace and a swag for stargazing; fifteen are Luxury Tents, and the standalone Dune Pavilion is a two-bedroom retreat with a private plunge pool — the only accommodation in Australia with views of both Uluru and Kata Tjuta. There is no general pool in this desert setting, but the Dune Top bar has an outdoor spa pool under the sky. The all-inclusive stay folds in all dining, an open bar of Champagne and premium wines and spirits, and a selection of signature experiences: guided walks around the base of Uluru and through Kata Tjuta and Walpa Gorge, sunrise and sunset viewings with drinks and canapes, and starlit dinners at Table 131° with didgeridoo accompaniment. Bruce Munro's Field of Light glows nearby. There is a two-night minimum, and children are welcome from age 10.
Accommodation
Tents
15 Luxury Tents and the standalone Dune Pavilion, each elevated on stilts with floor-to-ceiling glass facing Uluru, an outdoor terrace and a gas fireplace — the two-bedroom Dune Pavilion adding a private plunge pool and views of both Uluru and Kata Tjuta.
Luxury Tent
Luxury Tent
Sleeps two, king. Around 63 square metres with floor-to-ceiling glass, an ensuite rain shower, an outdoor terrace with a daybed and fireplace, and a swag for stargazing — Uluru framed from the bed.
Direct Uluru viewOutdoor terrace
Signature
Dune Pavilion
Sleeps up to four. A two-bedroom pavilion with a private plunge pool, separate living and an outback bathtub — the only accommodation in Australia with views of both Uluru and Kata Tjuta.
Private plunge poolTwo bedrooms
Food & Drink
All-inclusive dining
A central hub and signature dining beneath the stars, all included — Dune House for the restaurant, open bar and library with Uluru views, and Table 131° for alfresco fine dining under the outback sky, with the Dune Top bar and spa pool above.
Hub
Dune House
The central restaurant, open bar and library, with Uluru views.
Signature
Table 131°
Alfresco fine dining under the stars, with didgeridoo accompaniment.
Bar
Dune Top
An outdoor bar and spa pool with loungers.
Wellbeing
Spa Kinara
Spa Kinara offers Indigenous-inspired treatments with native botanicals, alongside the outdoor Dune Top spa pool under the desert sky — the desert setting means there is no general swimming pool — with guided walks, camel treks and cycling out in the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park.
Native treatments
Indigenous-inspired therapies with native botanicals.
Dune Top spa pool
An outdoor spa pool under the desert sky.
Out in the park
Guided walks, camel treks and cycling at Uluru.
Activities & Experiences
Signature Experiences
The Red Centre, included. Walk the base of Uluru and through the domes of Kata Tjuta with a guide, watch sunrise and sunset over the desert with drinks and canapes, dine under the stars at Table 131°, and wander Bruce Munro's vast Field of Light.
Walk the base of Uluru
A guided walk around the base of Uluru, reading its caves, waterholes and rock art with a guide.
Kata Tjuta & Walpa Gorge
Guided walks among the domes of Kata Tjuta and Walpa Gorge.
Table 131° dinner
Fine dining under the outback stars at Table 131°.
Field of Light
Bruce Munro's Field of Light, a vast installation of tens of thousands of solar lights across the desert nearby.
Sunrise & sunset viewings
Sunrise and sunset viewings with drinks and canapes.
Getting There
Location & transfers
By air
About 10–15 minutes from AYQ
A short ten-to-fifteen-minute transfer from Ayers Rock (Connellan) Airport to the camp.
Connections
Via Australian hubs
Ayers Rock Airport connects by air via Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Cairns.
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Good to Know
Good to know
Board basis
- All-inclusive — dining, open bar and a selection of signature experiences.
Stay length
- A two-night minimum; children welcome from age 10.
The Dune Pavilion
- The Dune Pavilion is the only room in Australia with views of both Uluru and Kata Tjuta.
Getting there
- Fly to Ayers Rock (AYQ) via an Australian hub, then a short transfer.
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