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Maybe Worth Seeing… But Not Worth the Hype (For Us)
乌鲁鲁巨岩的点评
点评：We spent two nights here, and honestly, that felt like more than enough. We arrived mid-day, rented a car, and I can’t emphasize this enough—rent a car. Having the freedom to explore on your own schedule, especially for sunrise and sunset, made a huge difference. The roads are excellent, driving on the left is surprisingly easy, and even navigating in the dark felt completely manageable. You’ll just need to purchase a park pass to enter.
The rental car was expensive, but in our opinion, absolutely worth it—especially compared to the cost (and quality) of the tours and organized experiences, which we found overpriced and underwhelming.
Be prepared: it’s hot, and the flies are next-level relentless. We ended up buying fly nets and wore them anytime we were outside. Even then, every time we got back in the car, we’d spend several minutes swatting flies that had followed us in.
We stayed at the Lost Camel Hotel—clean, comfortable, and perfectly fine for a short stay. That said, bugs are part of the experience. Expect everything from ants to beetles in your room. The hotel provides insect spray, which you’ll likely use.
We also splurged on the Field of Light Dinner. It was very expensive, and if we could do it again, we’d skip it and opt for a nice dinner at Sails in the Desert instead. The dinner and light display were just okay—nothing particularly memorable. Between the bugs and eating in near darkness, it wasn’t the experience we had hoped for, and the light installation didn’t quite deliver the “wow” factor we expected in such a dramatic setting.
Overall, this was the only part of our 2+ week Australia trip that felt like a miss. Compared to many of the breathtaking national parks in the U.S., it just didn’t measure up—especially given the high cost. Interestingly, many Australians we met along the way said they hadn’t even visited Uluru themselves. I think they realize it may just be a tourist trap!
And one last thing… the flies. Truly something else.
The rental car was expensive, but in our opinion, absolutely worth it—especially compared to the cost (and quality) of the tours and organized experiences, which we found overpriced and underwhelming.
Be prepared: it’s hot, and the flies are next-level relentless. We ended up buying fly nets and wore them anytime we were outside. Even then, every time we got back in the car, we’d spend several minutes swatting flies that had followed us in.
We stayed at the Lost Camel Hotel—clean, comfortable, and perfectly fine for a short stay. That said, bugs are part of the experience. Expect everything from ants to beetles in your room. The hotel provides insect spray, which you’ll likely use.
We also splurged on the Field of Light Dinner. It was very expensive, and if we could do it again, we’d skip it and opt for a nice dinner at Sails in the Desert instead. The dinner and light display were just okay—nothing particularly memorable. Between the bugs and eating in near darkness, it wasn’t the experience we had hoped for, and the light installation didn’t quite deliver the “wow” factor we expected in such a dramatic setting.
Overall, this was the only part of our 2+ week Australia trip that felt like a miss. Compared to many of the breathtaking national parks in the U.S., it just didn’t measure up—especially given the high cost. Interestingly, many Australians we met along the way said they hadn’t even visited Uluru themselves. I think they realize it may just be a tourist trap!
And one last thing… the flies. Truly something else.
翻译：我们在这里住了两晚，说实话，感觉时间绰绰有余。我们中午到达，租了一辆车，我必须强调——一定要租车！能够自由自在地按照自己的节奏探索，尤其是在日出日落时分，感觉真的太棒了。路况非常好，靠左行驶也出乎意料地容易，即使在黑暗中开车也完全没问题。你只需要购买一张公园门票就可以进入。
租车很贵，但我们觉得绝对物有所值——尤其是和那些价格虚高、体验一般的旅行团相比。
做好心理准备：这里很热，而且苍蝇多得令人抓狂。我们最后买了防蝇网，只要出门就戴着。即便如此，每次回到车里，我们还是要花好几分钟拍打那些跟着我们进来的苍蝇。
我们住在迷失骆驼酒店（Lost Camel Hotel）——干净、舒适，非常适合短途旅行。话虽如此，虫子也是体验的一部分。房间里可能会出现蚂蚁、甲虫之类的昆虫。酒店提供杀虫剂，你很可能会用到。
我们还奢侈了一把，体验了“光之原野”晚餐。价格非常昂贵，如果可以重来，我们会放弃，选择在“沙漠帆船”餐厅享用一顿美味的晚餐。晚餐和灯光秀都只能说一般，没什么特别令人难忘的地方。虫子太多，加上在近乎黑暗的环境中用餐，这并非我们期待的体验，而且灯光装置在如此壮丽的景色中也没有达到我们预期的“惊艳”效果。
总的来说，这是我们两周多澳大利亚之旅中唯一令人失望的部分。与美国许多令人叹为观止的国家公园相比，它逊色不少——尤其是考虑到高昂的价格。有趣的是，我们一路遇到的许多澳大利亚人都说他们自己都没去过乌鲁鲁。我想他们也意识到那里可能只是个旅游陷阱！
最后一点……苍蝇。真是非同凡响。
租车很贵，但我们觉得绝对物有所值——尤其是和那些价格虚高、体验一般的旅行团相比。
做好心理准备：这里很热，而且苍蝇多得令人抓狂。我们最后买了防蝇网，只要出门就戴着。即便如此，每次回到车里，我们还是要花好几分钟拍打那些跟着我们进来的苍蝇。
我们住在迷失骆驼酒店（Lost Camel Hotel）——干净、舒适，非常适合短途旅行。话虽如此，虫子也是体验的一部分。房间里可能会出现蚂蚁、甲虫之类的昆虫。酒店提供杀虫剂，你很可能会用到。
我们还奢侈了一把，体验了“光之原野”晚餐。价格非常昂贵，如果可以重来，我们会放弃，选择在“沙漠帆船”餐厅享用一顿美味的晚餐。晚餐和灯光秀都只能说一般，没什么特别令人难忘的地方。虫子太多，加上在近乎黑暗的环境中用餐，这并非我们期待的体验，而且灯光装置在如此壮丽的景色中也没有达到我们预期的“惊艳”效果。
总的来说，这是我们两周多澳大利亚之旅中唯一令人失望的部分。与美国许多令人叹为观止的国家公园相比，它逊色不少——尤其是考虑到高昂的价格。有趣的是，我们一路遇到的许多澳大利亚人都说他们自己都没去过乌鲁鲁。我想他们也意识到那里可能只是个旅游陷阱！
最后一点……苍蝇。真是非同凡响。
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