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The Privé Collection 2026 · A Private Experience

Longitude 131°

Luxury tented pavilions facing Uluru across the red dunes of the Australian outback, each with a bed positioned for the monolith at sunrise, and Anangu culture at the heart of the stay.

Facing Uluru
Uluru · Red Centre, Australia 25° 14.98′ S  /  131° 0.50′ E
Satopia Travel presents A cinematic travel experience In partnership with Baillie Lodges
The Lodge

Tented pavilions with the great monolith framed in bed.

Longitude 131 stands on a dune in the Red Centre with Uluru filling the horizon and Kata Tjuta beyond. Its tented pavilions are raised and glass-fronted so the monolith is the first thing you see at dawn, from your own bed.

The desert and the living Anangu culture are the experience: guided walks around the base of Uluru, dunetop dining under the stars, and the Field of Light at its feet. Comfort at the sacred heart of Australia.

Overview Uluru · Red Centre
Setting
A dune facing Uluru in the Red Centre, Australia
Accommodation
Glass-fronted tented pavilions, each facing the monolith
Exclusive use
Tents taken together, or the camp exclusively
Getting there
Via Sydney or Alice Springs to Ayers Rock (Uluru) airport
The stay
Stay 3 nights or more, and we plan your whole experience
Satopia experience
Tailor-made for you: Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Anangu culture, arranged end to end
Facing Uluru · 4:5
Enquire

Every experience begins with a single click. Tell us when and with who and we'll design a world around you.

Guests From 2 to 20 guests
2
Nights Minimum 3 nights stay
3
The Lodge

You wake to Uluru without lifting your head; the desert does the rest.

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01 Accommodation

Tented pavilions, Uluru framed in glass.

Each pavilion is a luxury tent raised on the dune, glass-fronted, with a bed positioned so the monolith greets you at first light, plus a private balcony and a fireplace for cold desert nights.

Held together they suit a family or party; the camp can be taken exclusively for a private Red Centre stay.

Pavilions
On confirmation
Sleeps
On confirmation
Outside
Red dunes & Uluru
Use
Pavilions, or the camp
Facing the monolith · 4:5
02 Culinary

Outback dining, and a table on the dune.

The kitchens cook contemporary Australian with native ingredients, in the Dune House or at Table 131, a dunetop dinner under the desert stars with the monolith black against the sky.

Sunset canapés over Uluru are the ritual; your designer arranges the private dining.

The tables
Dune House & Table 131
Under the sky
Dinner on the dune
On the dune · 4:5
03 Experiences

Uluru, Kata Tjuta, and Anangu culture.

Guided walks circle the base of Uluru and the domes of Kata Tjuta, reading the rock art, the waterholes and the stories with Anangu guides. The Field of Light glows across the desert at night.

Camel rides, helicopter flights and stargazing fill the rest; your designer paces the days around the heat and the light.

The sites
Uluru · Kata Tjuta
The culture
Anangu guides · Field of Light
The sacred centre · 4:5
04 Wellness

A spa, a pool, and the desert calm.

The Spa Kinara treats with native botanicals, and the pool cools the hot hours; the desert silence and the star fields do the deeper work.

Sunrise and sunset over Uluru are the daily wellness, unmatched anywhere.

The spa
Spa Kinara
Around it
A pool & the desert
Desert calm · 4:5
05 Service

A camp team, and one designer over the whole stay.

Longitude 131 pairs Baillie Lodges’ polish with Anangu cultural guiding, warm hosts and expert desert guides.

Behind them sits your Satopia travel designer, who holds the pavilions, times the flights and stays one call away throughout.

At the camp
Guides & hosts
Behind it
One Satopia travel designer
Quiet hospitality · 4:5
06 Setting

The Red Centre: Australia’s sacred heart.

Uluru rises from the desert as one of the world’s great natural and spiritual landmarks, sacred to the Anangu for tens of thousands of years.

Longitude 131 is the way to be with it in comfort, at dawn, at dusk and under the stars.

Around you
Red desert & spinifex
Ahead
Uluru & Kata Tjuta
The sacred heart · 4:5
Moments

The desert, in motion.

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Image slot Uluru glowing at first light.
Image slot A dune table under the stars.
Image slot The Field of Light after dark.
Image slot Kata Tjuta’s domes at dusk.
Plan your Experience

What's the forecast?

Everything here is to help you picture it. Your travel designer handles the arranging: the flights, the cars, the guides, the tents held for you alone.

When to go
Best · May – September · the cooler dry season; summer runs very hot
38°
Jan
37°
Feb
35°
Mar
31°
Apr
25°
May
21°
Jun
20°
Jul
24°
Aug
29°
Sep
33°
Oct
35°
Nov
37°
Dec
Rainfall Dry desert · rare summer storms
Cool dry season · ideal High summer · very hot Rainfall trend
For two

Uluru at dawn.

A pavilion facing the monolith, dunetop dinners and the Field of Light.

For families

Desert and culture.

Base walks, camel rides and Anangu stories, with pavilions to base from.

For a gathering

The camp, held whole.

A luxury desert camp taken exclusively for a milestone.

For the culture

Anangu-led.

Rock art, stories and the living culture of Australia’s heart.

Plan your journey

How far is it from you?

Choose where you would set out from. We'll estimate the flight and how much the time change is likely to ask of you.

The Satopia Advantage™

You choose the place.
We'll do all the planning.

We hold the relationship with Longitude 131, so we can hold your pavilions together on your dates, or take the camp exclusively. From there a single travel designer composes every day around you. You simply arrive.

What we secure

The right pavilions, facing Uluru, matched to your party and the season. The access a direct booking rarely reaches.

What we arrange

Every day composed by one travel designer: the base walks and the culture, the flights and the transfers, present when wanted, unseen when not.

People we bring to you, on request
Anangu cultural guides
Desert & flight guides
Camp hosts
Spa therapists
Childminders
Photographers
Satopia Insider

A few things worth knowing.

Drawn from recent guests.

Three nights allows time to settle in

Two nights feels rushed given the distance to reach Yulara and the pace of the included touring. Three nights lets you experience both sunrise and sunset at Uluru without cramming, and gives the guides time to tailor excursions to the group. Pack for cool desert evenings.

The dinner under the stars is the highlight

Ask for the outdoor dining experience beneath Uluru, as this is what people recall most fondly long after the trip. Pair it with a guided walk or talk that explains the cultural significance of the site, since this context deepens the whole stay. The combination of setting, food and knowledgeable staff is what sets the tents apart.

Extend your stay

Want to stay a little longer?
We'll plan that too.

Australia rewards a wider loop. A few we would pair the camp with, each arranged as one seamless experience.

Image slotThe Reef · 9:16
The coast

The Great Barrier Reef

Trade desert for reef: an island and the world’s greatest coral, to the northeast.

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Image slotSydney · 9:16
The gateway

Sydney

The harbour city on the way in or out: beaches, tables and the opera house.

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The south

Kangaroo Island

Wildlife and wild coast off South Australia, for a different landscape.

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Enquire · The Privé Collection 2026

Every experience begins with a conversation.

Tell us who is coming and your dates. We will shape the rest around you. Nothing is booked yet, and we reply within a day.

01

When would you like to come?

Choose one or more months, or tell us you're flexible on dates.

Ideal season · May to September

02

What's the occasion?

Choose any that apply.

03

An indicative budget?

An estimate of your budget for the whole stay helps us plan your experience. Below is an estimated nightly rate, excluding experience budget, to help you plan.

04

Who shall we reply to?

Included in your experience
  • All dining & drinks incl. daily French Champagne
  • Guided experiences
  • Airport transfers
  • Lodge facilities
Arranged separately
  • Scenic flights
  • Spa treatments
  • Premium wine (cellarmasters) list

Longitude 131 is priced by the pavilion, by night and by season, all-inclusive. The property name is shown as Longitude 131; the 2026 ranking is confirmed with Satopia before deploy. The figures shown are indicative. Once we check live availability we confirm an exact, all-in quote for your dates, and nothing is booked and no payment taken until you approve it in writing. A deposit then secures your dates, with the balance due before arrival. The full booking terms, cancellation policy and any security deposit are set out in your confirmation.

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