Singing sensation Guy Sebastian and his melodious voice wafts over you at an exclusive evening performance as the sun sets over Australia’s magical Uluru and the majestic landscape of the Red Centre.
This is the highlight of a remarkable holiday in the outback, staying in Alice Springs – home to some of the country’s most prized Aboriginal artwork.
Imagine Holidays has curated a stunning selection of packages comprising activities and tours to suit every taste. It is an epic adventure, created by Imagine Holidays exclusively for you.
You can take a helicopter tour over this enigmatic landmark for a fabulous aerial view, dine on bush tucker cuisine under twinkling lights in the night sky and explore the staggering sandstone rock formations that are almost as jaw-dropping as Uluru itself.
There are two, four-night holiday options – a superior package with prices starting from $3999 per person and a deluxe package from $4699 per person which includes a scenic helicopter ride. Departures are on 20 August 2022.
Highlight of your memorable outback holiday is Guy Sebastian’s exclusive concert supported by Sydney singer and songwriter, Bella Taylor Smith.
To book, call Imagine Holidays at (02) 8313 5965 or click here for more details.
Here’s what the Superior Package includes:
* Gold seat tickets to an intimate performance by Guy Sebastian, supported by Bella Taylor Smith
* Sounds of Silence gala dinner
* Hotel stays in Alice Springs and Ayers Rock
* Fully escorted tours including Uluru and Alice Springs
* All flights, taxes and transfers included
The Deluxe Package includes
* Platinum seat tickets to an intimate performance by Guy Sebastian, supported by Bella Taylor Smith
* Outback dining experience in Alice Springs
* Sounds of Silence gala dinner
* Hotel stays in Alice Springs and Ayers Rock
* Scenic helicopter flight over Uluru and Kata Tjuta
* Fully escorted tours including Uluru and Kata Tjuta
* All flights, taxes and transfers included
To book, call Imagine Holidays at (02) 8313 5965 or click here for more details.
