Aerial view of a desert landscape featuring several tent-like structures and a remote outdoor seating area, with the iconic Uluru rock formation in the background, under a clear sky.

Longitude 131°

Red Centre, Australia

Overview

Wake up with fine views of Uluru from the end of your bed in the glamorous camp that is Longitude 131°. In the heart of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, the cream white canopies pop out of the bush and red dust to reveal a stunning experience in the Australian outback. The perfect base to experience this red raw landscape before retreating to the cooling sanctuary under the stars.

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Key Features

  • 16 luxury tents including the main camp
  • Hot showers
  • Fully catered
  • Spa and wellness suite
  • Private barbecue on request
  • Guided adventures
Modern lounge area with beige sofas and a coffee table, surrounded by large windows offering a view of nature. Stylish decor and warm lighting create a welcoming atmosphere.
A cozy outdoor seating area with a fire pit, overlooking a vast desert landscape under a starry sky, featuring Uluru in the background.

Immerse in the incredible red centre and relax in your very own tent sleeping under the stars. With a careful blend of stylish neutrals and vibrant Aboriginal artworks the camp seamlessly combines the earthy rustic elements of the landscape with its colourful heritage in a magnificently elegant setting. Dining at Longitude 131° brings together the finest, freshest produce from around the country with views over the incredible rust coloured rocks. Unwind body and mind with the mineral properties found in the earth, at Spa Kinara. Using healing natural materials to turn treatments into re-energising rituals.

A modern, tent-like structure sits on a hillside surrounded by tall grasses and shrubs. The building features large windows, a sleek design, and a staircase leading to the entrance. A clear blue sky is visible in the background.
A lone tree stands in a grassy area with low shrubs in the foreground, set against the iconic red rock formation of Uluru under a clear blue sky.
A modern bar with a wooden countertop and high black stools. Behind the bar, shelves display various bottles of liquor. Two brown upholstered chairs with orange cushions are positioned nearby on a tiled floor.
Uluru, a massive sandstone monolith, rises majestically above the golden grasslands under a clear blue sky. The landscape features sparse vegetation and reddish soil.
A sunlit terrace featuring modern wooden seating with orange cushions, overlooking a scenic landscape of red earth and sparse vegetation. In the distance, a range of mountains is visible under a clear blue sky.
A modern restaurant interior featuring woven wicker dining chairs and wooden tables. The bright space is designed with large glass windows, allowing natural light to flood in, and features a high, sail-like ceiling.
A modern bathroom featuring a freestanding bathtub, double sinks with sleek mirrors, and a view of a desert landscape through large windows. Natural wooden accents and minimalist decor enhance the space.
A luxurious hotel room with a king-sized bed in the foreground, two comfortable armchairs, a small round table with drinks, and large glass doors opening to a balcony. The view features a scenic landscape with trees and a distant rock formation, likely Uluru, under a clear blue sky.
Modern house with a tent-like structure set in a red desert landscape, featuring large glass windows and a circular design. Twilight sky enhances the serene atmosphere.
A vast grassy landscape with scattered trees in the foreground, leading up to a large reddish rock formation under a clear blue sky.

Sustainability

Longitude 131° collaborates with various Aboriginal arts communities to procure vibrant local artworks displayed throughout the lodge. The camp was meticulously planned to minimize its impact on the delicate natural environment, with tents ingeniously designed to 'float' above the ground. These tents prioritize energy efficiency, incorporating features for enhanced thermal and acoustic insulation. The floors are insulated and adorned with natural stone to optimize cooling in summer and insulation in winter. The property adheres to a no-single-use-plastic policy and employs biodegradable cleaning products. Solar panels contribute to the lodge's energy supply, specifically heating water for hot showers. A comprehensive set of measures has been implemented to safeguard the unique environmental and cultural heritage of the area.

A modern, red and white tented structure sits in a rugged desert landscape, with distant mountains in the background under a soft, warm light.
A stylish outdoor seating area with wooden furniture overlooks a vast desert landscape and distant mountains, under a bright sun. A small, circular plunge pool adds a touch of luxury to the serene setting.

Why we love it

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