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Sails in the Desert, Ayers Rock Resort is in the heart of Australia’s Red Centre, just a five-minute walk from the almighty Uluru lookout point. Surrounded by towering gum trees and ochre sands, this place is home to one of the world’s oldest cultures. To this day, the Anangu tribe influences the landscape with their ancient traditions. During your stay at Sails in the Desert, Ayers Rock Resort, you can learn more about their lives and practices. And, after a day of adventures in the Outback’s striking landscapes, you can retreat to your luxurious bedroom and relax.
To help you make the most of the dramatic Outback setting, the hotel hosts special dining events and gastronomic experiences to remember, with options to suit all palates and tastes. The hotel also has several restaurants, grills, bars and cafés, if you fancy a more casual dining experience. Start your day with a traditional Aussie breakfast as you watch the sun spread the vast desert landscape. In the evening, you can tuck into a typical Aussie barbecue beside a crackling campfire as you gaze up at the million twinkling stars in the sky above. Or, treat your taste buds to a delectable four-course tasting menu.
Sails in the Desert is home to the Gallery of Central Australia (GoCA) – so if you’re looking for a slice of local culture, this fascinating gallery is the place to go. You’ll find over 350 distinctive artworks created by emerging and established Central Australian Indigenous artists. Admire standout pieces, including canvas art, sculptures and specially curated items such as traditional Anangu wood carvings, called punu.
Tuck into a delicious menu of international flavours for breakfast and dinner at the Ilkari Restaurant.
At this place, high-quality Aussie produce combines with local Indigenous flavours for authentic local dining.
Enjoy fine Australian produce with a hint of bush tucker flavours to make the most of your experience in the Outback.
For traditional Aussie fare, Bough House is the place to be. Tuck into a roast of the day alongside a yummy buffet.
Fancy taking to the grill yourself? Then make a beeline for the Pioneer BBQ & Grill to sizzle some sausages.
Head to the contemporary and welcoming Walpa Lobby Bar for burgers, sandwiches and salads, along with signature cocktails infused with local ingredients.
Fuel up for a day of sightseeing at Geckos Café, dishing up the likes of hearty plates of pasta and burgers in a laidback atmosphere.
Craving Asian food? Head to Ayers Wok for fast and fragrant noodles.
An ideal brunch spot, Kuluta Academy Café serves up fresh sandwiches and breakfast classics.
Feast on classics like pizzas, burgers and fish and chips at the Outback Pioneer Kitchen.
Sails in the Desert, Ayers Rock Resort is home to 228 lavishly appointed rooms and suites, where you can relax after an exciting day exploring the surrounding landscape. The decor is inspired by the local Aboriginal culture, so you’ll find beautiful, intricate and original Aboriginal artworks in every room, as well as in the hotel’s public areas.
In recognition of our knowledgeable team and great customer service, we’ve been named Good Housekeeping Reader Recommended.