Results Parks and gardens Kata Tjuta (Les Olgas)

KATA TJUTA WALKS

Park – Garden
4.7/5
7 review

Go there and contact

Carte de l'emplacement de l'établissement
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Kata Tjuta (Les Olgas), Australia
Show on map
I am the owner
Click here
2024
Recommended
2024

Unique place in Kata Tjuta inhabited by a people with ancestral rites hosting 2 trails: Walpa Gorge and Valley of the Winds

There are two possible itineraries in Kata Tjuta to really immerse yourself in this unique place, inhabited by a people with ancestral rites. Alarm telephones are installed on both routes. On the first kilometer, you'll find a lot of people with tourist buses, but once you've passed this point, you'll feel alone in the world and small in the face of the immensity of the place. Climbing is strictly forbidden. When the flies are out, it can be quite violent; fly repellent creams and nets are on sale (at the risk of spoiling the photos!)

Walpa Gorge. 2.6 km round trip. A short 45-minute walk to discover beautiful scenery and a great view of Mount Olga. The gorge is illuminated by the afternoon sun. As elsewhere in the park, vegetation is abundant, despite the Martian atmosphere of the landscape.

Valley of the Winds. 7.5 km round trip. Allow around 3 hours for this loop through the heart of the massif. Temperatures are often high, sometimes forcing the rangers to close off the site. Although the route is not overly difficult, it's essential to take water with you and to be in good shape. It's possible to make a U-turn at Karu Lookout (45-minute walk in total). For bird lovers, gigantic groups of tiny green and yellow parakeets, budgerigars andzebra finches are frequently seen here.

Organize your trip with our partners Kata Tjuta (Les Olgas)
Transportation
Accommodation & stays
Services / On site

Book the Best Activities with Get Your Guide

Members' reviews on KATA TJUTA WALKS

4.7/5
7 reviews
Send a reply
Value for money
Service
Originality
You have already submitted a review for this establishment, it has been validated by the Petit Futé team. You have already submitted a review for this establishment, awaiting validation, you will receive an email as soon as it is validated.
Visited in september 2023
moins connu que Uluru mais tout aussi superbe
Situé à une vingtaine de km d'uluru, ces monts sont moins connus mais c'est tout aussi agréable de s'y promener (si on oublie ces satanées mouches). En plus, très peu fréquenté, on était une dizaine dans la promenade des Walpa gorges, sans compter une rencontre avec un coyote curieux mais timide.
Piggy84
Visited in november 2018
Value for money
Service
Originality
Grandiose !
Le plus incroyable des parcs nationaux ! En plein coeur d'un désert immense, au beau milieu de nul part, ce parc offre bien évidemment le plus célèbre de tous les rochers Uluru (Ayers Rock) mais aussi les Kata-Tjuta qui sont vraiment sympas à explorer. L'entrée du parc n'est pas très cher et vous avez 3 jours pour l'explorer.
Mepinat
Visited in july 2019
Value for money
Service
Originality
A 30 min d'Uluru, Kata Tjuta en vaut autant le détour avec des rando allant de 40 minutes a 3h. On peut aussi voir le couché et levé du soleil sur des points de vue
diha38
Visited in june 2016
Value for money
Service
Originality
Superbe parc national. Il est très impressionnant de se retrouver face à ce gros rocher rouge. Celui ci est particulièrement au lever et au coucher du soleil : les couleurs sont superbes
fute_929257
Value for money
Service
Originality
Le parc Kata Tjuta vaut le détour ! N'hésitez pas à y faire un tour après avoir visité Uluru.
Vous aurez le choix entre plusieurs randonnées pour mieux apprécier l'endroit.

Find unique Stay Offers with our Partners

Send a reply