Are you interested in taking a trip to Daintree Rainforest, one of Australia`s most incredible natural wonders?
To help you learn more about this extraordinary World Heritage-listed site and prepare for your journey, our team of knowledgeable expert guides has compiled a list of five things you should know before you visit.
Travel to Australia’s beating heart and feel its spirit awaken your own on a small group tour of Uluru. With SEIT, you have the opportunity to experience this icon at sunrise, sunset and in between, as we take you on a unique and individual journey into the centre of the Australian Outback. We offer four Uluru tours:
- SEIT Uluru
- SEIT Uluru Highlights
- SEIT Uluru Sunset
- SEIT Uluru Trek
The choice is yours...
Our philosophies at SEIT are based on four key words: Spirit, Emotion, Intellect and Task (SEIT). This is what you will experience on every tour with us, no matter your destination:
- Spirit: Venture to places less travelled, feel its spirit and awaken your own.
- Emotion: Encounter a journey of emotions. Cherish these unique moments, where your environment fully captivates you.
- Intellect: Travel to seek knowledge and understand the ways of these lands. Learn from the people, hear the stories, and understand more, with our specialist guides.
- Task: Embed yourself in culture. Embrace the art of doing, feel fully immersed and energised – imprint these experiences for life.
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"Kata Tjuta really takes your breath away. Racheal`s knowledge and passion for the land, people and culture made the experience so much better."
- SEIT Kata Tjuta, October 2024
Despite its location in the Central Australian desert, Uluru does receive its share of rainfall, especially in the wet season. When the rain is heavy enough, it can create some magnificent waterfalls down the walls of Uluru - a truly incredible sight to see, and one that still leaves us in awe every time.
Our Daintree Dreaming - Aboriginal Art & Culture tour takes you to the rainforest and beyond, offering an incredible insight into the importance of Indigenous artwork.
At the Kuku Yalanji people’s protected Janbal Aboriginal Art Gallery, Brian “Binna” Swindley will have you feeling inspired, connecting you with the stories told through Aboriginal paintings, the tales of the land, wildlife, reef and rainforest, handed down through Binna’s family for generations. You’ll learn his skills and discover your own, translating a story of your own into artwork to take home, an uplifting reminder of your travels and this special experience on Kuku Yalanji country.
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We`re incredibly honoured to have received the Cultural Tourism award at the highly prestigious `Brolga` Northern Territory Tourism Awards, for a second year running!
This achievement is a testament to the hard work and determination of our team in reflecting the importance of our services in the Northern Territory. This award would not be possible without the continual support of our dedicated staff, extending to the wider AAT Kings Group and Sammy Wilson at Uluru Family Tours.
Pictured below (left to right) is SEIT`s own Steven Yeo, Operations Manager, Uluru Family Tours Sammy Wilson, and Jody Grossfeldt, GM Operations & Experiences at AAT Kings.
We hope to continue to connect our guests to the land, through culture, history and nature, enriching the lives of others, the world and our place within it!
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Are you ready to embark on an immersive and unforgettable cultural experience? Join SEIT Tours, the small group touring specialists, in the Red Centre in 2025. We invite you to gain a connection to this land, travelling together at a personalised pace, allowing you time to discover a sense of spirit and memories that will last a lifetime.
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"A magical morning seeing the sunrise over Uluru and our guide Pete was excellent!! Loved having a small group that we could connect with and the time taken by the guide to give us so much invaluable information and storytelling along the way. Breakfast at the base of Uluru was such a cool thing to do and they were great at catering to my gluten intolerance. Had lovely muesli and a selection of snacks. A must do experience!"
SEIT Uluru, August 2024
When most people think of Australia’s Red Centre, iconic images of Uluru and Kata Tjuta come to mind. But another geological marvel, Mount Conner, stands proudly nearby, often mistaken for its famous neighbours. Known as "Fool-uru" due to often being mistaken for its famous neighbour, Mount Conner is a striking mesa that offers a unique blend of geological and local historical significance.
Find out more in our latest article. Link in bio.
Are you ready to try your hand at traditional Aboriginal fishing methods? Our Daintree Dreaming – Traditional Aboriginal Fishing tour is designed to guide you on this unforgettable journey.
Spearfishing is one of the most iconic methods used by the Kuku Yalanji people. Under the expert guidance of a Kubirri Warra clan member, you’ll learn the intricate techniques of spearfishing, connecting with the time-honoured traditions that have sustained their people for generations. The sensation of using a spear in this ancient art serves as a powerful reminder of the resourcefulness and mastery exhibited by the Kuku Yalanji ancestors.
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At SEIT, we tell stories worth sharing, enriching the lives of others, the world and our place within it.
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Among the ancient trees and leafy undergrowth of the Daintree Rainforest, you might encounter the remarkable Boyd’s Forest Dragon. These reptiles possess an extraordinary ability to blend seamlessly into their environment, thanks to their intricate patterns and colouration.
Boyd’s Forest Dragons are arboreal, spending much of their time perched on tree branches or tree trunks. They are also known for their impressive displays during mating season, where males use their vivid colours and head-bobbing behaviour to attract potential mates.
"We took 3 tours with SEIT, sunrise at Uluru, as well as sunset at Uluru and sunrise at Kata Tjuta. SEIT made all the difference. We enjoyed being in a small group and the great attention given to us by our guides, James and his team. Their explanations made us live Uluru and Kata Tjuta as sacred aboriginal sites. Sunset at Uluru with sparkling wine was a great experience. The two breakfasts were also excellent. We recommend SEIT as a must."
- September 2024
The Daintree Rainforest is a living testament to the importance of preserving Earth’s most ecologically diverse regions. Within its lush canopy and vibrant undergrowth, an array of unique and fascinating animals call this ancient rainforest home. From the iconic Southern Cassowary to the elusive Spotted-tailed Quoll, the Daintree’s residents showcase the beauty and wonder of nature.
As visitors to this ecological wonderland, it’s vital to tread lightly, respecting the delicate balance of this intricate ecosystem. By valuing and protecting the Daintree Rainforest and its inhabitants, we ensure that future generations can also revel in the awe-inspiring diversity of this breathtaking landscape.
Are you ready to experience the beauty of the Daintree Rainforest? Book your tour today. Link in bio.
[Image Credit: Tourism and Events Queensland]
