Sunset at Uluru – So Spectacular

#bestsunset Experiencing a sunset at Uluru is breathtaking! As the sun sets, I watched the rock change colors—from deep red to orange to purple—as it dips below the horizon, creating an unforgettable moment in the Outback. Getting to Uluru is quite easy from Melbourne and Sydney. I took a direct Jetstar flight from Melbourne, which took about three hours. Upon arrival, shuttle buses were waiting outside to take me directly to Ayers Rock Resort. The resort offers various types of accommodations, from budget to high-end options. I took a morning flight and arrived around noon. After a short rest, I joined the Uluru sunset tour (pre-booked on the Ayers Rock Resort website). The tour took me to a few spots around Uluru before heading to the Sunset Viewing Area, which offers great panoramic views. They also provided light drinks and snacks, though I was too focused on photography to enjoy them. 👌Recommended Tour: 4-5 hours, including sunset viewing 👌Recommended Season: I prefer winter when the weather is dry, cold in the mornings and evenings, and comfortable during the day, so you won’t feel too hot.