The world largest monolith stuns people with its majesty. Yet the sense of mystery of Uluru, or Ayers Rock, is greater still. Here, you can immerse yourself in the timeless landscape of one of the world's most beautiful natural wonders. With over 65 tours, local activities and attractions within the Resort and the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, your days will be action-packed. Ride a camel across the desert dunes. Hop on a Harley, or embark on a base walk of Uluru (Ayers Rock). Uluru, which belongs to the Anangu Aboriginal people, changes colour in different lights, particularly at sunrise and sunset. For an unforgettable experience, take part in the Sounds of Silence – an unforgettable dining experience in the heart of the Outback overlooking Uluru, under a sky full of stars.

Sails in the Desert
Slip into comfort and luxury right in the heart of the central Australian outback at Voyages Sails in the Desert Hotel. Be greeted by the oasis that is the central courtyard. Relax in spacious, airy, beautifully appointed rooms, enjoy a cocktail in the lovely grounds, or sit back and relax under the magnificent white sails. Exquisitely furnished and designed, the interior decor focuses on Aboriginal heritage and culture, with a gallery in the lobby and significant artworks featured throughout the public areas and in the private rooms.

Longitude 131
Luxurious, eco-sensitive and romantic, Longitude 131° offers immersion in the wilderness of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, complete with 5 star luxury and private views of the sun rising and setting over Uluru (Ayers Rock). This award-winning luxury wilderness camp in Australia's Red Centre has achieved new heights in ecotourism the world over. Longitude 131° is a deluxe camping experience like no other and set atop an isolated sand dune close to the border of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park.  As far from anywhere else as you can be. As close as possible to serenity. Rejuvenation for the body. Stimulation for the mind. Liberation for the spirit.

The Great Barrier Reef, a network of 2,900 coral reefs and more than 1000 islands stretches for 2000 kilometres off the coast of north Queensland. As well as being a World Heritage listed treasure, its islands topped with pristine rainforest, white beaches and fringed with coral gardens create a pleasure playground. People often marvel that the attractions of the islands can be so diverse: simply, there seems to be an island to suit every interest! And they are readily accessible from so many mainland points. You can reach coral sites by air and water taxi, and scuba dive or snorkel. Comfortable accommodation is available on secluded islands.

Heron Island
Heron Island is a true coral cay right on the World Heritage Listed Great Barrier Reef. Here you can swim straight off the beach to an endless garden of coral where the waters are literally teeming with beautifully coloured fish and marine life. It's what you don't see around Heron that makes the resort so special. You won't see any buildings above the tree line. And you won't bump into any daytrippers either.

The reef experience on Heron is exclusively for guests, a unique experience few other resorts in the world can offer. There's a relaxed island lifestyle that sets Heron apart, a sophisticated yet casual resort atmosphere. Here the emphasis is on exploring and discovering the natural attractions that have made Heron famous around the world. At night there's live entertainment, dancing or a quiet drink at the Pandanus Lounge. As you would expect, Heron takes great pride in maintaining the highest standards of food and service. A Heron holiday combines the rare excitement of nature with all the comforts of an international resort.

Lizard Island
Outstanding in every respect, the unique pleasures of Voyages Lizard Island have created an idyllic retreat second to none. Australia's northernmost resort, Lizard is located right on the spectacular Great Barrier Reef, fringed with colourful coral reefs and 24 powdery white beaches. It is little wonder that this tranquil escape has won a host of prestigious national and international awards for excellence. Lizard truly is one of a kind. Sensational diving opportunities abound around this Marine National Park, and Snorkellers are rewarded with coral garden and brightly coloured tropical fish just moments from the island's beaches.

Discover secluded, pristine beaches by foot or by motorised dinghy with a gourmet picnic just for two. Try bushwalking, sailing, a glass bottom boat trip, or perhaps indulge in the serenity and relaxation of a pampering treatment at the luxurious Azure Spa. Dining is one of Lizard Island's many pleasures, and each of the 40 villas on Voyages Lizard Island is elegant and spacious, with either ocean or beach views.

Bordering on the Great Barrier Reef, the Wet Tropics offer spectacular scenery and rugged terrain, with fast-flowing rivers, deep gorges and many waterfalls. They provide the only habitat for numerous rare species of plants and animals. The Daintree River winds gently through tangled woodland through jungle homes of unique birds, pythons and crocodiles, north to Cape Tribulation, a spectacular national park.

Silky Oaks Lodge
From the moment you arrive at Silky Oaks, you feel the aura of the Daintree. Vast and pristine, it is the oldest living rainforest on Earth. The Lodge itself overlooks the Mossman River so idyllic it has no equal for natural beauty, supreme comfort and ease of access. There's also the added comfort of knowing you've chosen the perfect base to explore the Tropical North Queensland region. Cruise along the Daintree River, visit the Great Barrier Reef or Cape Tribulation, or explore the shops and restaurants of Port Douglas. It's all within easy reach of Silky Oaks, but don't be surprised if it becomes more tempting to leave the tourist spots to the tourists. Once you settle in at the Lodge, you simply won't want to leave.  Whether you're dining in the restaurant, or relaxing in the lounge, at Silky Oaks there's a special brand of service. Attentive, yet unobtrusive. Silky Oaks Lodge is the essence of the Daintree.

Daintree Eco Lodge
A private, boutique accommodation in an ecological environment of exquisite natural beauty - rainforest villas set amongst the miracles of nature. Nestled in a lush rainforest valley, the 30 acre property is surrounded by the World's oldest living rainforest - The Daintree World Heritage Rainforest - (40 million years older than the Amazon!), it is the ultimate destination to capture the mood of the tropics. Offering boutique "hideaway" accommodation, innovative cuisine with a hint of bush tucker, unique spa and wellbeing treatments using natural ingredients and Aboriginal techniques, pristine waterfalls and authentic Aboriginal cultural experiences. These elements have earned the Daintree Eco Lodge the "No. 1 Spa Retreat in Australia and the South Pacific" by Conde Nast Travellers Readers Choice and the World Spa Awards 2004.

This land between the Great Dividing Range and the Northern Territory is the outback of Australian song and story. Drive or train through it to absorb the drama of its landscape and crocodile-filled rivers; feel the history of its abandoned goldfields.

Wrotham Park Lodge
Voyages Wrotham Park Lodge combines the rich heritage of Australia's rural history and classic cattle station life with a unique resort experience. The resort immerses guests in the rugged beauty, vast landscapes and legendary outback activities of a working cattle station.  Catering for no more than 20 guests at any one time, 10 superbly appointed 'Quarters' and an equally stunning communal lounge and dining facility called "The Homestead" are situated along an escarpment, overlooking the Mitchell River. Guests have free rein to enjoy luxury accommodation, sumptuous country cuisine, fine wines and premium beverages, as well as exclusive touring experiences such as nature walks, fishing, picnics, stargazing, mountain biking, cooking demonstrations, Bocce, interpretive cattle mustering and yard work viewing.