Grand View Uluru & Kata Tjuta Sunset Scenic Flight

Settle in for a smooth sunset flight over the Red Centre and see Uluru and Kata Tjuta from a perspective that ground tours simply can’t match. As the afternoon light softens, you’ll head toward the western side of Kata Tjuta for sweeping views of Walpa Gorge, the domes of Kata Tjuta, and the striking outline of Uluru and Mount Conner stretching across the desert.

Kata Tjuta is a deeply significant sacred site, and from the air you’ll get a real sense of its scale — a rugged collection of 36 ancient domes shaped over millions of years. With much of the formation restricted to protect its cultural importance, flying is one of the best ways to appreciate just how vast and dramatic it really is. Add in friendly pilot commentary, brilliant photo opportunities and the glow of sunset across the desert, and you’ve got an unforgettable way to experience Central Australia. If you want the best seat for Uluru at golden hour, this is it.

Know before you go: - This experience requires a moderate to high level of mobility, as you’ll need to load and unload the helicopter without assistance. - Steps and platforms are used to board the helicopter, so enclosed, non-slip footwear is recommended. - Long sleeves are a good idea where the weather allows, especially if you’re travelling in cooler evening conditions. - Infants aged 0–1 can travel free on a parent or guardian’s lap. - For guests weighing 125 kilograms or more, an additional adjacent seat is required and included in the fare type. - No helicopter flies over the top of Uluru or Kata Tjuta, in line with National Parks Australia flying procedures.