Outback

Uluru is quite literally the heart of Australia – this magnificent rock formation represents the nation’s natural history and heritage and plays spiritual home to the world’s oldest living culture, the indigenous Australians.Fire is at the heart of many indigenous myths and it’s also essential for regeneration of the landscape. It therefore made sense for the element to be part of Longitude 131°, the luxury desert camp overlooking the World Heritage listed wilderness of Uluru-KataTjuta National Park.Originally built in 2003, the retreat joined the Baillie Lodges collection in 2013 and a series of enhancements quickly followed. Most recently in 2016, expansive balconies were added to each of the fifteen luxury tents. Designed by Max Pritchar... More