Sammy

Sammy is a proud Anangu man from Uluṟu, deeply connected to his country. He shares stories, traditions and knowledge passed down through generations, offering visitors a genuine insight into this culturally significant place and inviting them to see Uluṟu as a living part of Anangu culture.

Cultural experiences at Uluṟu

At Uluṟu, culture is everywhere. From guided walks around the base to learning about Tjukurpa, visitors have the opportunity to connect with the land in a meaningful way. You can join a cultural tour, visit the Cultural Centre, or experience the changing colours of Uluṟu at sunrise and sunset. Every experience offers a deeper understanding of the stories, traditions and significance that have shaped this place for tens of thousands of years.

Explore with SEIT Tours

SEIT Tours offers an immersive way to experience Uluṟu, with knowledgeable local guides bringing the landscape to life through storytelling and cultural insight. Their small group tours focus on meaningful connections to Country, with guided walks, visits to significant sites, and a deeper understanding of Anangu culture. The Patji Tour offers an exclusive journey into a remote part of the Red Centre, guided by Traditional Owners, providing a rare opportunity to understand the connection between the Anangu people and their land.

Things to do at Uluṟu

There’s no shortage of unforgettable things to do at Uluṟu, whether you’re chasing culture, nature or once-in-a-lifetime experiences. Walk or cycle around the base of Uluṟu, join a guided cultural tour, or visit the Cultural Centre to gain deeper insight into Anangu traditions. Sunrise and sunset are must-do moments, as the rock shifts through incredible colours, while experiences like Field of Light, scenic helicopter flights and stargazing tours offer a completely different perspective of this iconic landscape.