Private Aboriginal Guided Kuniya Walk at Uluru

The Kuniya Walk is a short trail on the quiet southern side of Uluru, finishing at Mutitjulu Waterhole — one of the few permanent water sources in this country, and one of the most significant places at the rock.

You'll walk it privately with a local Anangu guide, a Traditional Owner who lives here in the national park. Along the way they'll share the Tjukurpa story of Kuniya, the woma python, and what took place at this site — passed down as it has been for generations, in their own words. There's rock art to see at the base of the rock, and time to stop, ask questions and take it in properly.

This is a small, unhurried walk rather than a bus tour. The pace is yours, the group is only ever your own party, and the conversation goes wherever your interest takes it.

We meet you in the park, so it works well alongside a sunrise or sunset viewing, or as a gentle start to your time at Uluru. Transfers can be added at booking if you'd rather not drive.