SmartBar Floriade Darwin International Film Festival Goodlife RV Resorts Celtic Fest
Members Login
Username 
 
Password 
    Remember Me  
Post Info TOPIC: Why have visitor numbers to Uluru been plunging?


The Happy Helper

Status: Offline
Posts: 12023
Date:
RE: Why have visitor numbers to Uluru been plunging?


Thanks for that info Bru - very interesting and sets some things straight. If people did their homework before going to some places, they might enjoy them more - if you want to go to the Rock, check out pricing at the resort or campground, check out Curtin Springs, and a couple of other free camps along the way, one we stayed at was quite ok for a couple of days, and we drove into the Rock.

Have been to Kings Canyon, walked to the top and did the walk around - wonderful place. Also did the walk at the lower level, which was lovely. The Olgas are spectacular to walk through, loved it, spent the whole day there, and camped at the Yulara campground, which was nice, we had a view of the Rock from our camp, simply wonderful.



__________________

jules
"Love is good for the human being!!"
(Ben, aged 10)



Senior Member

Status: Offline
Posts: 143
Date:

Thanks for that information Bru and when we come up next year I will get in touch. As far as the cost of Uluru have people not been to museums and other significent sights? the cost at Uluru is cheap have people stayed at Broome in W.A and what are the cost there.

I think it is a cheap option to see one of Australia's most famous rock and I'm only on a pension and mainly free camp but that is so we can do places like this when we want to.

 



__________________

Dizzy10



Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 4001
Date:

Well said Madcart

__________________
«First  <  1 2 | Page of 2  sorted by
 
Quick Reply

Please log in to post quick replies.

Tweet this page Post to Digg Post to Del.icio.us
Purchase Grey Nomad bumper stickers Read our daily column, the Nomad News The Grey Nomad's Guidebook