Uluru, while impressive, does not fill three days of tour. So for preventing us from being bored, most agencies offer visits to Kings Cayon, a canyon as interesting (if not more) than Uluru. As the camp where we spent the … Continue reading
We got up early (no choice when sleeping under the stars) in order to see the sunrise at the foot of Uluru. After breakfast ala zombie mode, we went Uluru. The idea was to go around Uluru at the time … Continue reading
After a night at Haven backpackers, we continued on the third part of the Cloud 9: Uluru and Kings Canyon. I could finally see with my own eyes the legendary Ayers Rock or Uluru for Aborigines, and to some friends … Continue reading
By a crazy impulse of motivation, our guide made us get up an hour before sunrise (fortunately, it was winter) so that we could watch the sunrise from the famous granite blocks of the Devils Marbles. The Devils Marbles are … Continue reading
The night camp at Katherine (This is the name of the city) was cold, it might be the month of July, but it’s winter in Australia. When the guide told us that we would begin the day with a swim … Continue reading
On days 4, 5 and 6 of Cloud 9 is the descent from Darwin and Alice Springs. 1500 km distance to travel on the only road that separates the two cities. The day starts early as all days during the … Continue reading