Aboriginal Mala Walk Tour of Uluru (Ayers Rock)

A unique Aboriginal guided tour of the caves of Uluru (Ayers Rock). The caves were painted by the Mala people and today you'll learn how the ancestors lived at the base of Uluru. Also let the Aboriginal guides introduce you to the important Mala Law of Uluru. The tour departs mid morning, allowing you to sleep in or see the sunrise activities available.

Don't want to get up early for sunrise, or you are booked on a Sunrise Camel Ride or Uluru Sunrise Breakfast and still want to visit the rock? This tour is perfect for you.

This tour to Uluru includes a vehicle based tour of the rock and then an Aboriginal Guided Mala Walk. Learn the sensitive story of the Mala (Hare Wallaby) people who lived at Uluru, with their friend the Itjaritjari (marsupial mole). Along the Mala Walk visit the many painted caves of the Mala people, and learn how they lived and prepared for ceremonies at the base of Uluru. Visit sacred Kantju Gorge, a quiet water hole at the base of a dramatic rock face.

All tours are led by local Aboriginal people. They share their culture, explaining how they see the landscape of Uluru, and their 'Tjukurpa' or Dreamtime. These Aboriginal Guides provide much more than just a tour: they provide a unique cultural experience that constantly surpasses the expectation of their guests. Anangu have a special philosophy about sharing, They say 'Ngapartji Ngapartji': 'this is our culture, we share it with you, it benefits us all'.

All information on tour is interpreted into English by our experienced Aboriginal Language Interpreters, who accompany all tours.

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