Uluru: How EXPENSIVE is it?

We'd heard Uluru can be quite an expensive place to visit. So in this video, we spend 3 days in Uluru and show you everything we spent during our time there. From fuel, groceries, national park passes to a sunrise breakfast - we cover it all.
Ayers Rock Campground: 173 Yulara Dr, Yulara NT 0872
Ilkari Restaurant: Sails in the Desert, 1/163 Yulara Dr, Yulara NT 0872
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[@lozaus1]

Great video guys, and informative!

[@Fallen_Arrow]

nice vid guys

[@robchew1411]

Excellent overview in the great outdoors. The Food looked rather tasty as you stated. Well done. Regards, Rob NSW

[@JaniceandKevin]

Thank you for watching and leaving a comment Rob!

[@ysabelamaxinenulud5782]

Hi! Very informative video :) What month did you visit Uluru? was this fly season?

[@JaniceandKevin]

We were there in April!! I’d say it was very much fly season 😂😂

[@jocee569]

Thanks for sharing.

[@JaniceandKevin]

Thank you for watching ☺️

[@ffox9556]

Ayers Rock huh!

[@gregory8282]

$60 for a camp site? Wow, that's what happens when one company has a monopoly! And subsidised by the Australian taxpayers, on behalf of a do good government!

[@JaniceandKevin]

Definitely not cheap! But we’ve since visited campsites that were even more expensive than this (in areas not monopolised by one player). We were surprised at first but have since just accepted it 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@hollydavid69]

#Rip off.