Uluru Tali Wiru Dune Dinner [4-course outback-style dinner + private table for two + didgeridoo performance + English service + designated hotel shuttle]

Given the unique geography, climate, and geological features of Australia's central outback, please adhere to the following guidelines to ensure a comfortable, enjoyable, and safe journey.

1. Heat protection (summer)

Daytime temperatures often reach 40 degrees Celsius.

- Essentials: Lightweight light-colored clothing, comfortable walking/travel shoes, wide-brimmed sun hat, sunglasses, and high-SPF sunscreen (SPF 31+).

- Stay hydrated: In hot environments, drink approx. 600ml of water per hour, with a total daily intake of 2–3 liters. Prioritize bottled water and avoid sugary drinks (which can cause dehydration).

2. Heatstroke identification and response

- Main symptoms: Blurred vision, confusion, dry mouth, progressively worsening dizziness, rapid pulse/respiration, and altered mental state after profuse sweating followed by absence of sweating.

- Emergency measures: If any of the above symptoms occur, immediately notify your guide or contact the Royal Flying Doctor Service (Uluru Station) at 08 8956 2136.

3. Cold-weather prep (winter: May–Aug)

- In addition to sunscreen, sunglasses, and sun hats, warm clothing is essential.

- Desert areas experience significant temperature differences between day and night, with cooler temperatures in the early morning (e.g., sunrise tours) and evening (e.g., Sounds of Silence dinner).