Mala Uluru Tour at Ayers Rock

W & P
Don't know id I've done that one. But have done a couple of indigenous tours out there and they haver all been worth the money. BTW $75 is not expensive at Uluru for anything!!! Won't be long before you are paying that out there for a campsite!!!

tessa

G'day Wendy and Peter

In July we did the Mala Walk with a National Park ranger for free, and the Kuniya Waterhole sunset walk with indigenous guides at around the price you quote + a glass of make believe champagne with which to watch the sunset on the rock. The sunset walk involved a young Australian interpreting for two delightfully mischievous indigenous ladies who spoke about the culture and history of the site, and also about bush tucker.

Hard to say whether the price is worth it, but there's no other way to get a closer experience of the indigenous culture.

If you go to the desert park in Alice Springs, you can get the bush tucker 'presentation' in more detail, from an indigenous guide, for free (after you've paid the entry fee of course.

Cheers
John G