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Full Base Segway Tour: Exciting Journey of Uluru's Nature, History, and Indigenous Culture
4.9
454 Ratings
Mutitjulu
Experience the full base of Uluru on a Segway and embark on an exciting journey of nature, history, and Indigenous culture. Ride, learn, and explore with our knowledgeable guides.
Experience the full base of Uluru on a Segway and embark on an exciting journey of nature, history, and Indigenous culture. Ride, learn, and explore with our knowledgeable guides.
Duration:
5 hours
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Talinguṟu Nyakunytjaku - Uluṟu Sunrise Viewing Area - Enjoy a picnic breakfast at Uluru’s amazing sunrise viewing area. Witness the desert landscape come to life as the sun rises and coloursbegin to change.
- Uluru - Learn to ride a Segway and enjoy a guided Segway tour around the full base of Uluru. On the tour learn about history, nature and…
- Talinguṟu Nyakunytjaku - Uluṟu Sunrise Viewing Area - Enjoy a picnic breakfast at Uluru’s amazing sunrise viewing area. Witness the desert landscape come to life as the sun rises and coloursbegin to change.
- Uluru - Learn to ride a Segway and enjoy a guided Segway tour around the full base of Uluru. On the tour learn about history, nature and local Aboriginal culture.
- Mutitjulu Waterhole - Be led on foot by your guide on a guided walk into Mutitjulu waterhole. Hear you can see Aboriginal rock art and learn more about Anangu people.
What's Included
- Guided Segway Tour around the Full base of Uluru
- Segway Training
- Segway use
- Guided Segway Tour around the Full base of Uluru
- Segway Training
- Segway use
What's Not Included
- National Park Entry Tickets
- National Park Entry Tickets
Additional Information
Partake in an immersive journey around the whole base of Uluru on a Segway. A Segway is an enjoyable way to travel. Our guides have extensive knowledge and enthusiasm about the region.
During this excursion, you’ll see more facets of Uluru, all while engagingly understanding its environmental aspects, historical background, geological features and the…
Partake in an immersive journey around the whole base of Uluru on a Segway. A Segway is an enjoyable way to travel. Our guides have extensive knowledge and enthusiasm about the region.
During this excursion, you’ll see more facets of Uluru, all while engagingly understanding its environmental aspects, historical background, geological features and the native Indigenous culture.
- This activity is not recommended for those aged over 65 years old.
- This activity is an adventure activity and as such participants must;
- weigh between 45-117kg (99-257 pounds)
- Minimum age is 12 & children need to be accompanied by an adult
- be free from serious vision/balance impairments, illness or injury that may impact your ability to Segway.
- This activity is not suitable for pregnant women or people with a history of serious spinal injury.
- Be fit enough to ride a bicycle
- This is an adventure tour and as such, participants are required to sign a waiver
- Travellers must be 12 years and older and weigh between 45-117kg
- Not recommended for those who do not have the fitness to ride a bicycle.
Location
Talinguṟu Nyakunytjaku - Uluṟu Sunrise Viewing Area
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
4.9
(454 Ratings)
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Junaid_alvi
Feb 11, 2026
The best way to see Uluru! - I did the Uluru Base Segway Tour at Sunrise and it was thoroughly enjoyable - I can’t imagine seeing Uluru any other way now.
Sy was our guide and he was brilliant - knowledgeable, respectful when explaining the history and cultural significance, and friendly and chatty.
Everything was well organised from the start - a prompt pick-up followed by a great breakfast with lots of options while watching an unreal sunrise view of Uluru. Before we set off, we got a clear crash course on the Segways. A few people were nervous at first but everyone quickly got the hang of it.
The Segways are such a fun way to see Uluru, especially in the heat. In December temperatures, walking the whole way would’ve been brutal, but this meant we could comfortably take it all in.
I highly recommend this tour!
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Slemo
Jan 15, 2026
So fun and educational too! - This Segway tour was so much fun! We were hesitant about riding the Segway beforehand but there is a short training to begin and it was all we needed to get comfortable on them. Seeing Uluru on Segway is a unique experience and much more exciting than walking by foot. Our guide was very knowledgable and made frequent stops to show us specific areas and tell us their history. Definitely worth seeing Uluru this way, an amazing experience!
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Orwellcircle
Jan 11, 2026
A must do at Uluru - My guide Syd was welcoming and attentive, knowledgeable about the history of the site. the group is relatively big and he managed the group very well and handled incidents (aggressive tourist ane a falling accident) appropriately so that the tour was enjoyable for everyone.
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Jason
Jan 10, 2026
A great sunrise breakfast and a great Segway tour around the rock followed by a short walk to see the water hole - Our sunrise Segway tour around uluru was very good all of the staff were great and helpful and our tour guide Harley was 1st class with his knowledge of the rock and interaction with the tour group
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Matt
Dec 18, 2025
A brilliant way to see Uluru - We opted for this Segway tour in place of a hike during this 40° heat and it didn't disappoint. Fantastic experience with knowledgeable, fun guides.
Breakfast is included with coffees, teas, muffins, croissants and more. We saw the sunrise hit Uluru and saw the colours on the face of the rock change.
We were taken around the base of Uluru, stopping along the way to learn about the geology, mythology, and history of this ancient place.
One of our group had to stop when feeling faint for a short while, and our guide was helpful, put no pressure on the person, and continually offered to help. Couldn't ask for more.
If you want to see Uluru, this is a great alternative to a hike.
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Jenniferrt1337yx
Mar 18, 2026
Would you like a fly so that croissant? - We were scheduled for the Full Base Tour. Due to unprecedented rains a few days ago, the tour was changed to an alternative shorter Segway tour and walking tour. It was nice. The company did an adequate job of an alternative schedule. Sye our guide was very knowledgeable and provided good info. Because of the change in schedule, the company offered cancelation up until about 14 hours before which was very good. The ONLY reason they lost a star on this review was because the tour included a sunrise breakfast with croissants and muffins and coffee. I would have really liked to try the croissant in particular but I prefer not to have fly poop with my croissant in the morning. Because of the rains, there are a tremendous amount of grippy flies. They should have just kept it covered or used netting on the coffee or swatted them away. Once again the guide was great and speaking to us but others could have been tending to the food.
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Jfred940
Feb 9, 2026
Nice Tour of Uluru - It was a fun tour, I enjoyed it. The Segway was a little tricky at first, but you get used to it fairly quickly. Not too long of a tour, which was good with how hot it was outside.
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Kate_h
Dec 18, 2025
It's an early start but... - It's an early start but the view is worth to see how the first sun rays hit Uluru. The Segway tour itself felt a bit rushed, they stop at specific places to explain about the history which was interesting and during hot days going around on a Segway is more convenient than walking but you do not get to stop when you'd like.
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Bellaandomedan
Apr 16, 2026
You don’t see all the points of interest - I was a bit disappointed with the Segway tour of the full base of Uluru. While the experience itself was enjoyable, it misses a significant and arguably one of the most important sections, the Mala Walk.
This means you don’t get up close to key highlights like the Kitchen Cave or experience the stunning finish at Kantju Gorge with its impressive vertical walls.
If you’re short on time and won’t have the opportunity to return to Uluru to explore what you’ve missed, this tour may not be the best choice. For those wanting to see everything Uluru has to offer, I wouldn’t recommend this option. Also sunrise from the car park isn’t as good as from the platforms, which you can’t access on this tour.
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Michael_c
Mar 27, 2026
Wet Trail - Bad For Segways - Our timing was bad. It had rained 11 days prior to our tour and some of the trail was still wet. The tour company proceeded with the tour, but we didn’t even Segway halfway around Ayers Rock. That was disappointing. The two tour guides, however, were great.
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