Bring a cover for the flies, they are horrendous in this part of the world. The sunrises and sunsets are nothing less than legendary.

This city is so small, you could almost miss it, but it is imperative to venture out into the bush, and visit Ayers Rock. It is massive, and very impressive. I loved it, and it was a great hike to circumnavigate it.

Mega schön... Wenn mer de Ayers Rock bi Sunneufgang oder Untergang gseht.. und die Wiiti womer gseht. eifach amazing!

Ayers Rock, in the middle of nowhere!!!

The youthhostel is definitely an unique experience ! I'll recommend it to every people who dream about seeing a sunrise on the Uluru AND enjoying a huge australian BBQ... the atmosphere at night is unbelievable inside the youthhostel area... of course you'll have to deal with 20 other people in the same bedroom than you but it's worth it !!!

Seeing Uluru might be the only thing you can do there if you can't afford to pay a good hotel.

See the sunrise over Uluru with it's beautiful colours.

Yulara town, I haven't been in, but obviously, nearby Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta, are absolutely wonderful to pay a visit. Personnaly, I found Kata Tjuta more impressive than Uluru, although Uluru is much more well known...

You got to stay there, if you wanna visit Ayers Rock and the Olgas and take some time for it!! What you need for sure ist a Hat with a net to save you from the Flys....otherwise, they´re killing you!!! :-)