Bush Tucker & Reptiles of the Red Centre Morning Tour
Additional Information
- Included in price:
- Services of a professional guide, samplings for tasting of a variety of bush foods, meet and greet the local reptiles, pick up and return from Ayers Rock Resort
- Able to be purchased/hired:
- Optional $60 baby seat for infants as required by law is payable direct to operator.
- What to bring:
- Covered shoes, bottle of water, fly nets, sunscreen, full brimmed hat and camera
- Fitness level required:
- Low
- Child policies:
- Child rates apply to children 5-15 years inclusive. Children under 5 are considered infants. Car Seats for infants as required by law will be supplied for $60 payable direct to operator.
- Departure points:
- All Hotels at Ayers Rock Resort, Northern Territory
- Departure time:
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10:00 AM Daily
- Pickup/departure instructions:
- All hotels at Ayers Rock Resort.
- Duration:
- 2 Hours
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Tour Details
- Operator
- SEIT Outback Australia
- Destination
- The edge of Ayers Rock Resort
- Departs From
- All Hotels at Ayers Rock Resort
Tour Description
Join your guide for an adventure into the outback bush environment and discover the importance of traditional bush food to the local people and meet some of the reptiles of the region.
You will wander through country and learn how the local people lived in such a hot desert climate and survived on a variety of bush seeds and animals. Grind native seeds, try your hand at throwing a spear and taste a selection of these bush seeds traditional and contemporary. Meet the reptiles and learn about these amazing creatures that roam our desert landscape.
Prices & Availability
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Bush Tucker & Reptiles of the Red Centre Morning Tour
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Please Note: Prices are listed in Australian dollars and include GST.
