This was an optional activity recommended to us by the local guide. It cost AUS$42 per person. Personally, you did not find this activity very interesting. There is a lot of light, but nothing extraordinary. The quality/price ratio is too high and we would not return.

We did the tour with dinner. Cocktails to watch the sunset followed by buffet dinner, followed by a talk about the stars, followed by a walk through the installation. Field of light itself is very cool. Lights on stalks that seem like underwater plants that move slightly in the breeze and change color in undulating waves. The long path is worth it to get the full experience. Overall a lovely evening.

Highly recommend this adventure. The evening started with appetizers & sparkling wine. Dinner included a variety of Australian favorites - "Roo" stew & barramundi for those of us eager to try new dining options. Music was provided during dinner - the native didgeridoo performed by a talented musician. After dinner was a star gazing experience with a knowledgeable astronomer. The night sky is different down under. You can learn from the presentation or simply enjoy the star show. There's a chance to walk thru the Field of Lights after dark. It's spectacular. This excursion is really worth the money and your evening. Five stars.

You get picked up from resort and taken a short distance by bus. We had the ticket that gave you bubbles and canapés which was worth it as a lovely experience. We waited till dark and then led down to the lights area. It all looked very much the same but once I took photos you could see how many colours there were.

What a fantastic experience. The canapés watching sunset then meal was excellent followed by didgeridoo player very talented. Then we walked field of light that was absolutely so stunning. Overall a highlight of our trip around Australia so far.

Wow, I really think that Tim guy needs to cheer up Charlie! Maybe he should’ve considered how incredible the art installation was through the eyes of his daughter/son. The artist worked very closely with the local community to make sure it was sensitive and enhance the landscape. We all know stars are free Tim relax!

A very generous amount of alcohol certainly enhanced our experience of the dinner, star gazing, field of lights tour but I think it was genuinely well done. Beautiful location, good buffet meal and then a lovely meander through the lights made a highly enjoyable evening. There was even a didgeridoo player at the start of the meal and a highly entertaining exploration of the night sky afterwards.

Great night that started with drinks & delicious canapés then a 3course meal under the stars. Staff very attentive and plenty of food and drink. There was a guy playing didgeridoo and Harry did a fantastic (& funny) talk on the stars before a great walk at your leisure through the lights

The experience is interesting, sunset with drinks is nice and you get to see the color changes on the rock. Dinner is a good setting but food is very poor, after the pumpkin soup it goes downhill with buffet were hot dishes are cold - Barra was cold by the time we got there, lamb chops cold in fat and roo stew cold. Wines are free flow and good. Give the dinner a miss. Lights are ok, but you need a viewing platform to fully appreciate.

The sunset and free flowing drinks were the best part of this. Dinner was the worst part sadly. Starting with a pumpkin soup which was very nice it just went downhill fast when it moved to the buffet. All the salads had no dressings and nothing available to add which really made the crocodile coleslaw so dry and inedible. Pasta salad also very dry and bland and a tossed garden salad was ok but again no salad dressing. Onto the meat - chicken was ok and kangaroo stew, lamb chops were so tough we couldn't even cut them. The dessert selection was ok. The stargazing talk was good then time to set free on the field of lights. No guide, just told off you go and follow the green light to find the end. Everyone wandered aimlessly and the person with the green light kept moving. The bus ended up leaving 15 minutes early because everyone was done and complaining how bad the field was not knowing where to go.