VANLIFE in the Red Centre, Part 2 - Outback Australia | Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon | Ep. 14
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- This week we head into the true heart of Australia, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, and spend a few days exploring the incredible sites the National Park has to offer. We then finish up at the breathtaking Kings Canyon for a fun hike and stunning views. We hope you enjoy this one!
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Every summer gets the spectacular lightning storms in the Uluru Kata Tjuta National park in the Australia’s Northern Territory and what a majestic views of Uluru during the sunset and the lightning storms in the summer months. I love Australia and it is a very beautiful place to visit and the resort stay by Ayers Rock. The resort at Ayers Rock is very beautiful place to stay especially Longitude 131 and Sails in The Desert and hotels in Uluru. Sounds of Silence is so beautiful place to have dinner and watch Ayers Rock sunset with the color changes of the Uluru. This is a magnificent place to be in Australia.🇦🇺
Wow ! Absolutely awesome. Sure you are going to battle to beat this episode as far as interesting and scenery goes. Enjoy, keep it up and stay safe !!
A bit over 20 years ago I did a stint as a Centrailian tour guide. Weekly trips to the big lump, the big bumps and the big crack. I didn't think I missed ity anymore but you guys have proved me wrong!
Glenn you proved that Valley Of The Winds has that name for a reason! Which was funny after watching you channel your inner Peter Garrett by dancing at the Rock!
Thanks to your videos I'm back into getting our 69 Baywindow back running and ready to crack back into the bush.
See you through the windscreen somewhere!
Amazing pictures! All of your videos are awesome but this one is special!!
Thanks so much! We just want to try and show how awesome this place really is!
hey you 2 younguns have absolutely done a great job of your videoing and music selection, loved all your clips and I'm about 3 times your age. iv been following others doing what you are doing for years but you 2 are way better than most of the others, don't stop :-)
Thanks Raza, that just made our day! Thanks so much for the comment and following our adventures :)
Great video skills. Some fantastic entertainment guys. 🇬🇧
You have captured the awesome colours and amazing landscape of the spiritual heart of this great land so well!
I could almost taste the dust and feel those pesky flys?!?
Great choice of music too, it certainly enhanced the ‘spiritual’ feeling which means so much to our indigenous community.
That means so much! We tried our best to capture the feeling of being here. So spiritual! Would be a million times better without those flies though!
Stunning Scenery. I live in Germany and find it utterly boring here, before I lived 14 years in California/Nevada this was amazing the whole Southwest. But wanna visit Australia after seeing this! lol
Travelled in Australia in 1995 when I was 27 years old. You guys have been every where I went in all your episodes. I am reliving my 6 month travels threw you again albeit I am much older now. MAn Australia was so much fun best time of my 52 year old life.
Thats so cool! So glad to remind you of this awesome country. Although I'm sure some of the sites are a little different to what they were in 1995. Thanks for following along :)
Stunning pictures! Can't wait to take our VW T3 on a trip to Uluru.
You'll love it Martin! Great to have another T3 owner following along!
This was our favorite episode guys, well done! And congrats again on the 1K+ subs 🤙
Thanks guys! Wooohh
Wow the editing is bloody amazing!
Aww thanks Jenna!! ☺️
all your videos are incredible but this was something extra special! i'm bunkered down in my home in Melbourne in stage 4 lockdown and am living vicariously though your videos at the moment, so thank you both so much! Also getting super excited and inspired to do my own big roadtrip when its safe to do so :) keep up the amazing work
Thank you so much for your special comment Stephanie, it means so much to share this incredible country with you, particularly during such a strange time in the world. Fingers crossed you get through it soon and can explore the great outdoors of Australia again. Thanks again for following along!
Uluru is an energetic portal :) No wonder everyone loved this video and you couldn't even describe the feeeling ♡
So crazy to see all those pictures, I’ve been there 23 years ago! So many wonderful memories! Thanks for sharing
Uluru ❤️ You captured it beautifully, and yes you really need to be there to truly ‘feel ‘it. Such an ancient special magical place. It hit me hard too. 🙏
Amazing Australian videos! Best I've seen of my own country 🌺
Brilliant intro! Really captured the magic of this natural wonder! Had to brew myself a coffee along with you! Well done for making this video and spreading the love
All of these vlogs are so incredibly well made, love them!! Do you guys also run a blog?
Thanks so much! We had a blog but haven't had time to update it. We'll let you know if we bring it back! :)
Epic vlog guys!! Uluru has been on my bucketlist for so long, I reckon I just need to bite the bullet and go see it!!
Thanks JJ! It really is a must see place :)
@@KendallandGlenn keeps up the vids guys, I've been enjoying going through them! =)
You are soo good guys.. Great colors, vibes etc. 👌👏
What an amazing vlog!
Just breathtaking! Keen to see more of this gorgeous country. Much love guys!
P.S. Hope your coffee supply isn't running low hehe
Thanks so much DK. Thankfully we managed to pick up a special on some new beans so we're set for the next few weeks! haha. Thanks for following along!
Absolutely fabulous Guys!
It really is a magical, mystical, spiritual place, isn’t it!
So glad you experienced it, and loved it.
Again, fabulous video, music, commentary.
Are you still trying to get the red dust out of every nook and cranny?
Did your gorgeous white outfit stay white, Kendall?
Loved every minute.
Thank you for another great chapter of your maventure.
Love, Sue and Graeme😘😘
It really is Sue! Such a cool and special place. And yes, I think that red dust is with us forever now. haha. Thanks for following along guys!
Stunning 🖤💛❤️🌏
Was there a cost for the drone permit guys?
Thx ✌️
Absolutely stunning!! Loved aboriginal music. Can you provide the name of the songs please. Have fun young couple! 🙌🏼
Thanks Evandro! So sorry but sadly I cannot remember it as it was so long ago. I know we got it from the music subscription site 'artlist.com' though :)
2005年5月自驾去过艾尔岩，非常震撼。当时可以爬山上去，现在听说不许爬了，好像是土著人的图腾。山下住宿很贵，还想再去。
In May 2005, I drove to Aier Rock, which was very shocking.At that time, you can climb the mountain, but now I hear that it is not allowed to climb, it seems to be the totem of the Australian aborigines.Accommodation down the mountain is really expensive, would like to go again.
Make sure you stay at Cactus Beach near Penong amazing saltlakes, surfing and fishing (careful about taking photos of the surf though. Locals don't like places being named). If you are lucky you can make the 400+ kms from the 24hour roadhouses from Port Augusta to Ceduna on one tank of fuel in a VW T3 . But I would be carrying a 20L Jerry Can just in case! (I didn't on the way back and ran out just before Port Augusta and had to roll to the filling station!)
It's definitely on our list that's for sure! We plan to spend a large amount of time properly exploring SA, in particular, catch up on all the surfing we've missed out on the past few months. haha. Thanks for the tips Matt!
@@KendallandGlenn Enjoy yourself and keep sending through the visuals. Local surfers won't like drones so be careful. Amazing coastline .Streaky Bay and Eliston are very photogenic. Its very exposed. had 44C degrees at Cactus in Easter a couple of years back and then Ice on the ground some mornings in september! Look forward to seeing it from your lenses while us Melbournians cant move than 5kms from home!
Matt Ellis thanks Matt! Good to know about the drone too, we’ll be sure to be respectful. It seems like an amazing place, even with all the extreme weather changes! Hope you’re doing well in Melbourne. Fingers crossed it’s all smooth sailing after this 🙏🏼
Hi guys. Can some add a link onto where we apply for this drone pass so we can fly our drone please?
please guys what part of the year was that? thanks
Hii, are there any free parks to stay the night close to uluru? Thanks! Any tips on where to find info on places to sleep?
Hey! We didn’t find any free camps close by as it’s a pretty regulated area. So we stayed at the caravan park closest to the entrance to the national park. You can find places to sleep on the WikiCamps or Campermate apps, they’re super helpful!
@@KendallandGlenn Thank you so much for your answer and help!!
We love watching your travel videos, you guys travel to some stunning places! We are also a travel couple from Canada, feel free to check out our travel adventures if your interested! 🇨🇦