Longitude 131°

As the sun dips over Australia’s Red Centre, gather with fellow guests for Longitude 131°’s exclusive Uluru Sunset experience. At a secluded viewpoint, a pop-up bar awaits with chilled Champagne, craft beers and canapés infused with native flavours.

Before you, the sacred monolith glows in shifting hues — pink, gold, then deep violet — as the desert breathes in evening calm. Cameras click, glasses clink and laughter mingles with silence as daylight fades behind Kata Tjuta’s domes. It’s more than a sunset; it’s a moment suspended in colour and spirit, celebrating Australia’s timeless heart.

Follow your Longitude 131° guide to the base of Uluru and trace the footsteps of the Mala people, the land’s original custodians. Wander through rock caves whose walls are etched with ancient Aboriginal artworks, each telling stories of creation and connection.

The trail winds past spinifex grass and shaded groves before opening into Kantju Gorge — a vast sandstone fold glowing in the afternoon light. Pause by the tranquil waterhole, a sacred place for the Anangu. As the sun sets, sip canapés and sunset drinks while Uluru burns red against the fading sky — timeless, powerful, unforgettable.

As Uluru’s silhouette deepens against the evening sky, step into Bruce Munro’s Field of Light — an ethereal landscape where 50,000 glass bulbs shimmer across the desert floor. Each glowing stem blooms softly under the vast outback night, transforming the land into a living artwork of colour and light.

Wander along winding paths, soaking in the quiet magic as the monolith fades into shadow. Then, under a canopy of stars, continue to Table 131° for a candlelit dinner beneath the Milky Way — an unforgettable fusion of art, nature and Australia’s boundless night sky.