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Longitude 131’s 16 tented pavilions from up above.
The incredible Field of Lights exhibition located next door to Longitude 131.
The Dune Top Plunge Pool over looking the rust-red desert and Australia’s most well known natural icon, Uluru.
Sunset tour and cocktails organised exclusively for guests of Longitude 131.
Waking up from a night sleeping under the stars on the outdoor lounge.
The bar located in the Dune Pavilion, fully loaded and all inclusive.
Uluru, an incredible natural wonder that should be on everyone’s bucket list.
The Lodge swimming pool, nestled into the greenery of the red desert.
Modern day ‘bush tucker’ served at the end of each guided tour, accompanied by cocktails.
Each room is themed and tells the story of a notable Australian, and the king size beds feel like a cloud.
The Dune Top Pool, perhaps my favourite place on earth.
Highs & Lows
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The service. They sure know how to make you feel like a queen.
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I also ate and drank like a queen too. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and sunset cocktails and canapés were all included, and all delicious.
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The optional guided tours were a great way to learn more about the sacred history of Uluru and the surrounding national park.
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The individual tented pavilions are like a mini dream home. I wanted to check in forever.
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The location. Being able to fall asleep to silence under the stars and wake up the the sunrising over the desert is nothing short of magic.
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The tours they provide are great, but going off and doing your own thing is a little tricky given the remoteness.
Important Bits
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Type
Luxury lodge.
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Vibe
Desert luxury.
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Location
Smack bang in the centre of Australia in the ‘red desert’.
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Rooms
16
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Music
Chilled.
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Year Opened
2003
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Designed By
Max Pritchard
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Health & Wellness
2 pools, but no gym.
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Restaurant
Yes
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Bar
There is one in the main pavilion and help-yourself bars by the pools. Best of all, the booze is included in the price of your stay. Drink up!
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Minibar
Yes. The snacks are also on point.
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Children
No kids under 12.
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Price
Expensive, but a once in a lifetime experience.
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Field of Lights
Field of Light Uluru, Yulara Dr, Yulara NT, Australia
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Longitude 131
Longitude 131, Yulara Drive, Yulara NT, Australia
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Hotel Location Yulara Drive, Yulara, Australia
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