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Uluru Segway Tours

396 reviews

#1 of 19 things to do in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park

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Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Australia

About Uluru Segway Tours

Experience Uluru…differently Uluru Segway Tours offer an experience like no other, with stunning views of World Heritage listed Uluru. Join our knowledgeable guides as we cruise the 10km base of majestic Uluru by Segway.

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Tours and Tickets by Uluru Segway Tours

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Uluru By Segway - Self Drive your Car to Uluru

15 reviews

Getting around the base of Uluru on foot is a challenge—the monolith is large and takes a long time to circumnavigate on foot. Traveling via Segway means you can make it all the way around in a short amount of time. Instruction and provided equipment mean even beginners can take part in this tour, with a guide in the lead providing navigation and commentary. This self-drive tour allows you the freedom to just meet your tour at Uluru instead of trekking to a central meeting point.

$97.99 per adult

Uluru by Segway

29 reviews

Cover much more terrain than you would on foot during this Segway tour of Uluru. After detailed instruction from your guide, feel safe and comfortable navigating the two-wheeled, self-balancing, electric scooter around the base of the monolith while listening to the area's ancient aboriginal history. Round-trip transportation from Ayers Rock Resort means you can focus on the sights, not on directions.

$112.09 per adult

Ayers Rock (Uluru) Sunrise and Segway

47 reviews

Ayers Rock (Uluru) is so big, it’s difficult to see the monolith from different perspectives without a few days to spare. Cover more ground in less time on a Segway tour of Ayers Rock (Uluru), a smooth and speedy way to explore the area. Visiting at sunrise means you’ll see the vivid-red rock at its most magical and beat the midday crowds, and hotel pickup makes for a hassle-free day.

$126.19 per adult

Quarter Uluru, Segway & Sunset

4 reviews

Explore one of Australia’s most distinctive natural features—Uluru—on this fun Segway and sunset tour. Your guide will take you to some hidden Aboriginal rock art sites, and tell you about the local history and culture. Travel around the base of the enormous monolith on a Segway. These fun vehicles are also environmentally friendly and make little noise, so they’re the ideal way to explore a sacred natural wonder. Cap the evening with a sunset picnic.

$126.19 per adult

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991kathym62

Kellyville, Australia

127

Reviewed yesterday

Ayers Rock Segway Tour

This tour on segways around the base of Uluru was so much fun. We had Kyle & he was very informative & took THE BEST panoramic photos of our group. Would highly recommend this experience to anyone visiting Ayers Rock.

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Date of experience: May 2019

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P140TQandreas

Pittsworth, Australia

Reviewed yesterday via mobile

Sunrise tour

Review of: Ayers Rock (Uluru) Sunrise and Segway

Fantastic morning with great group of people. Tour guide Kieran was entertaining and very knowledgeable and his story telling was excellent.

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Ruben C

Tampa, Florida

8791

Reviewed yesterday via mobile

Absolutely fantastic

Nick was a Terrific guide. A real story teller. A knowledgeable botanist, geologist, folklorist, trail guide and nice guy. My daughter and I had a fabulous time. Highly, highly recommended!

Date of experience: May 2019

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oceanbabe18

Yulara, Australia

148

Reviewed 6 days ago via mobile

Boys n their toys...around the base of Uluru...cause u can

Well the guys absolutely loved this tour...it is a must...they couldnt recommend it any higher...an absolute high light!!!...a definate must

Date of experience: May 2019

Thank oceanbabe18

Hi Oceanbabe, So glad that the guys loved their tour, what wonderful feedback! Thanks for the great review, hope your group loved the rest of your time in the Red Centre. Cheers, From all of us at Uluru Segway Tours.

LouLouJ69

Brisbane, Australia

152

Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile

Roll around the rock!

A great way to see Uluru. Much easier than I expected and the tour group got the hang of the segways very quickly. The tour lasts several hours and you need water, a fly net and enclosed shoes. You are provided knee and elbow pads...More

Date of experience: May 2019

Thank LouLouJ69

Hi LouLou, Thanks for your great review, it's fantastic to hear that your group all picked up Segway riding quite easily. Glad you enjoyed spending time with your guide and learning all about Uluru, the local culture, geology and significance of the place. We hope...More

Johnhelen1234

Melbourne, Australia

Reviewed 1 week ago

Uluru on wheels

First time riders. Awesome fun. Easy to ride. Training was provided before we took off. The journey was informative and fun 👍More

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Date of experience: May 2019

Thank Johnhelen1234

Hi Johnhelen1234, Thanks for your great review, glad to hear that you enjoyed your first time on a Segway. I agree, Segway tours are so fun, but also provide a great opportunity to learn about the area. Hope the rest of your time in the...More

Compass32064369124

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Fun!

What a fantastic day. Great way to see Uluru. Seeing the sunrise come up so close to the beautiful rock and having breakfast was just amazing.More

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Date of experience: May 2019

Thank Compass32064369124

Hi, Thanks for the great review, glad to hear you enjoyed your sunrise at Uluru, in my opinion it is the best time of the day. The beauty of Uluru in the morning light is simply awe striking. Thanks again, Cheers from all of us...More

jennr464

Echuca

Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile

Great way to see The Rock

Review of: Uluru by Segway

We were conveniently picked up and dropped off at our hotel. Others doing the tour drove to the departure point. The tour only takes upto 12 participants, so guaranteed a small group. It was hot when we went and the walkers looked exhausted! It was...More

Date of experience: April 2019

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Jo H

Burleigh Waters, QLD

6817

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Awesome way to experience Uluru

We had an awesome experience on the Segway, we were made most welcome by the owner and safety is of a high standard. The guide Mel was very friendly and told us interesting stories of Uluru which bought it to life. It’s a must do...More

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Date of experience: May 2019

Thank Jo H

Hi Jo H, Thanks for your great review, it is fantastic to hear that you were made to feel so welcome and really enjoyed learning about Uluru from your guide. I hope the rest of your time in the Red Centre was just as great....More

Robyn S

Reviewed 3 weeks ago

Great fun

Review of: Ayers Rock (Uluru) Sunrise and Segway

Meagan was an excellent tour leader. We had a great time and it was definitely worth getting up early for the sunrise tour and braving the cold morning. Meagan provided a lot of information as we segwayed around Uluru, she even took a panorama photo...More

Date of experience: May 2019

Thank Robyn S

Hi Robyn, Thanks for your great review, Meegan is a fantastic guide, we'll be sure to pass your good feedback on to her. As for braving the cool Sunrise morning, I know how you feel, at this time of year the mornings are cooler, however...More

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YUFEC11

i visit brisbane on 8 december 2019 and i want to explore uluru. is there any guide how to reach here by train or bus or tour?? thanks in advance

April 22, 2019|

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Hi Yufec11, Uluru is quite far from Brisbane, its about a 3 hour flight (and several days on a bus) from Brisbane. Flights depart on Monday, Wednesday & Fridays from Brisbane to Uluru with the airline Jetstar.