The Red Center

Did you know it is possible to touch the heart of Australia? The Red Centre is home to Uluru, a red monolith located in the center of the country. Also known as Ayers Rock, this sacred red heart for the Aboriginal people stands 348 meters tall and is covered with caves featuring Aboriginal paintings over a thousand years old. Its grandeur will increase when, at sunset, you stand at the Sunset Point. At that unique moment, you'll appreciate how the rays dye the rock a red that seems like glowing iron.

“The Red Centre can shift from ochre, to red, to grey, and to violet throughout the day depending on weather conditions”

You will forget the high temperatures of the Australian desert when you are surrounded by the immense walls of Kings Canyon and find yourself amidst a wide red sea of sand where it's hard to see the end. Because when you dodge the 12 craters created by a meteorite impact, count the numerous peaks of Kata Tjuta, or visit the town of Alice Springs, you'll realize that in one of the most inhospitable places on planet Earth, there is a magic, a spirituality, and a life that few corners of the world harbor.