Uluru / Ayers Rock - Australia - Hiking, Sleeping Under The Stars, and Seeing The Big Red Rock!

Had done a road trip here from Melbourne in 2019. Really like how much information you give in your vlogs.

Lots of people go to Uluru it’s one of the most popular place that us Aussie go to see obviously you don’t know that Australia has a lot of Aussie travelling around Australia with their caravans especially around our outback etc. heaps of video on here for you to see just that.. 😊

Majestic scenery, the music really creates a special atmosphere here. Just enjoyable cinematic work my friend!

Every summer gets the summer lightning storms in Uluru Ayers Rock in the Australia’s Northern Territory and very beautiful to watch when it rains during the monsoon season. Lightning storms are very fascinating in the outback and please be careful do not swim or hike during the summer thunderstorms when lightning strikes and the water conducts electricity. People can watch the summer thunderstorms with a lot of cloud to ground lightning strikes and the heavy rain falling and wear the rain gear and also the umbrellas to protect from the rain outside. Most thunderstorms come in November to March during the summer monsoon season and most rains fall in the summer in Uluru- Kata- Tjuta and walk along the desert. Bring lots of water with you while you are hiking. I loved to watch the summer lightning storms and I love lightning ⛈️ and it is fun to watch in the sky.

Desmond here I am joining a group tour on august 6th 2024 leaving Adelaide heading to Darwin our final stop 16days on the road early morning wake up calls sunrise and sunsets going to Clare valley port Augusta flinders ranges woomera coober pedy uluru kata tjuta national park Alice springs kings canyon karlu karlu Tennant creek Litchfield national park mataranka Katherine Katharine gorge cruise kakadu national park jabiru finally Darwin I hear you have to be croc wise sun smart plenty of water wear a cork hat I have a bald head hope to see Crocs birds wildlife eagles going to the reptile park. Lots of souvenirs buy books maps placemats beach towels tea towels raffles etc will need to drink plenty of water staying at hotels resorts apartments visit the he fields of lights invited guests to a family dinner never be to the northern territory first time ever last time I flew out of new Zealand was 2018due to covidi looking forward to the trip very much

Just watch the snakes —- and the Australians.