"We did the Uluru base walk this morning and had an amazing experience with our tour guide Dan! He provided great insight, good storytelling and made sure it was an unforgettable experience! Highly recommend!"
- SEIT Uluru Highlights, April 2024
Every moment spent in Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park is an opportunity to immerse yourself in a kaleidoscope of emotions. From the overwhelming sense of wonder as you witness a breathtaking sunrise over Uluru to the profound admiration inspired by the sacred sites of the Anangu people, each experience is a testament to the power of this extraordinary landscape to evoke deep and meaningful emotions. With SEIT Tours, you’ll cherish these unique moments where the beauty of your surroundings captivates your heart and soul.
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At SEIT Tours, we believe in the transformative power of travel to awaken the spirit within. Our itineraries take you beyond the beaten path, allowing you to connect deeply with the essence of the land. Whether you’re gazing upon the ancient monolith of Uluru, wandering through the mystical formations of Kata Tjuta, or standing in awe of the majestic Mount Conner, you’ll feel the pulse of the land beneath your feet and the spirit of adventure stirring within.
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Though embarking on a tour of Kings Canyon does consist of quite a hike, the effort is definitely worth it when you reach the top and are rewarded with the picture-perfect sights of Watarrka National Park.
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With 170 different animal species calling Uluru home, our experienced guides will spot them for you along your journey. Keep an eye out for the Thorny Devil, it’s a small dragon covered in densely packed spikes. It walks with an unusual rocking motion which can confuse the birds that prey on them.
"Our tour of just 10 was perfect for us. Ben, our guide was really interesting- knowledgeable and passionate about the history, culture and environment. We had a perfect spot to see the sunrise and enjoy a picnic breakfast and then got up close to Uluru, visiting the waterhole, a cave with paintings and hearing a couple of `stories`. Would definitely recommend."
- SEIT Uluru Highlights, April 2024
No matter which angle you view it from, Mt Conner is a site that definitely won’t disappoint 😍 Standing at a height of 300 metres, this flat-topped sandstone monolith creates an incredible impression among an otherwise flat landscape. Known to the local Anangu people as ‘Artilla’, this 500-million-year-old peak shares some common visual characteristics with, and is therefore often confused by visitors with Uluru.
In the heart of Australia lies a sacred land of incredible beauty and cultural richness – Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park. This ancient landscape, with history and tradition dating back millennia, beckons travellers from every corner of the globe to experience its awe-inspiring marvels. Have you added this Northern Territory gem to your bucket list yet?
Within the breathtaking backdrop of Central Australia, SEIT Tours stands as your trusted companion, offering a unique approach to exploration rooted in our fundamental principles of Spirit, Emotion, Intellect, and Task (SEIT). As you embark on this journey of discovery alongside us, anticipate exploring beyond mere sightseeing and immersing yourself in active engagement. Here, every moment carries profound significance, resonating with purpose, and each step you take is an opportunity to awaken your senses, broaden your horizons, forge connections, and create memories that will last a lifetime.
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Discover the intriguing history of the Red Centre, where Mount Conner`s sandstone unveils a geological secret. It contains ancient marine fossils, providing evidence that the area was once covered by an inland sea. These fossils, dating back millions of years, offer a fascinating glimpse into the region`s distant past when it was submerged beneath the waters of an ancient ocean.
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SEIT is a collective of passionate storytellers dedicated to sharing the awe-inspiring beauty of Australia`s natural wonders. Our mission is to transport you into the heart of these magnificent landscapes through interactive and intimate tours.
We firmly believe in the profound impact of storytelling and aim to create unforgettable experiences that forge deep connections between travellers and the land they explore. Get ready to embark on a journey like no other, where captivating tales intertwine with the breathtaking beauty of nature.
Join us as we unravel the secrets of this extraordinary land and its people, and let the power of stories transform your perspective.
Located in Watarrka National Park, Kings Canyon is a majestic site featuring 300-metre-high sandstone walls that encompass many palm-filled crevices. It also offers a stunning vantage point to take in the desert views that stretch to the horizon.
Home to more than 600 species of native plants and wildlife, Kings Canyon is considered botanically the richest region in Central Australia.
If you would like to visit this incredible canyon, our Red Centre Iconics tour can take you there! Visit our website for more information: Link in bio.
"The tour was excellent only because Hayley our tour guide made it so. Excellent knowledge of the area and its history, a great education. The Walpa Gorge was spectacular, the sunrise awesome and a good breakfast . Would definitely recommend this tour and the tour company."
- SEIT Kata Tjuta, March 2024
The Daintree Rainforest holds immense Indigenous cultural significance, particularly for the Kuku Yalanji people. With roots dating back thousands of years, the Kuku Yalanji have developed a profound connection to this ancient land. They have inherited a wealth of knowledge through oral traditions, preserving a tapestry of Dreamtime creation stories that reveal the origins of the rainforest and its importance in their cosmology. These stories have shaped their traditions, rituals, and profound reverence for the natural world.
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