Longitude 131

Longitude 131

Sixteen luxury tented pavilions in the Red Centre desert, with direct views of Uluru from the bed and Two MICHELIN Keys to match.

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At a glance

Longitude 131° sets sixteen luxury tented pavilions among red-rust dunes in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, in Australia’s Northern Territory. Every tent is oriented for a direct view of Uluru from the bed, with the pavilions arranged in a curve like a campfire gathering. The lodge has been a benchmark for desert luxury since opening.

The location sits on 23,800 sqm of privately owned land at the edge of the national park, with surrounding terrain spanning red-sand dunes, spinifex grassland, and Katiti Aboriginal Land. Yulara is the nearest township; the dual World Heritage icons of Uluru and Kata Tjuta sit within the surrounding park.

The lodge holds Two MICHELIN Keys, a place on Tatler’s Best Hotels Asia-Pacific 2025 list, and Australia’s Leading Lodge honors. Aboriginal storytelling, Ernabella artist residencies, and naturalist-guided experiences thread through the stay. Dining Under the Stars is the signature evening, served on a remote dune.

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In detail

  • Food and Drink

    Food and Drink

    Dining brings contemporary Australian cooking with native bush ingredients, under Executive Chef James Taylor. Cape Grim beef, Humpty Doo barramundi, and South Australian shellfish appear regularly.

    Service alternates between the Dune House restaurant and Table 131°, the lodge’s signature four-course dinner served under the stars on a remote dune. Three watering holes run from the Dune House Bar to the Dune Top Bar, with an all-inclusive in-tent mini bar in every pavilion.

  • Spa and Wellness

    Spa and Wellness

    Spa Kinara sits low in the sand dunes, modeled on the wiltja, the traditional Aboriginal shelter of the region. Kinara means ‘moon’ in Pitjantjatjara.

    Treatments lean on native Australian botanicals like Kakadu plum, quandong, desert lime, and irmangka-irmangka, a bush balm made by the NPY Lands Women’s Council. Every treatment opens with a traditional Aboriginal welcome ceremony.

  • Location

    Location

    Longitude 131° sits on 23,800 sqm of privately owned land at the edge of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, in Australia’s Northern Territory. The lodge looks directly onto Uluru, with surrounding terrain spanning red-sand dunes, spinifex grassland, and Katiti Aboriginal Land.

    Yulara is the nearest township, around 15 minutes by car. Connecting flights run from major Australian cities via Ayers Rock Airport, with hotel transfers from the airport included.

Room Types

Luxury Tent

The Luxury Tent runs to 63 sqm, with a king bed positioned for floor-to-ceiling views of the Red Centre. Glass walls front the desert, with a balcony daybed extending the sightline outdoors.

Custom furnishings, First Nations artworks, and a swag beside the fireplace layer the space. The lodge’s entry-level tent, with Uluru framed directly from the bed.

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Luxury Tent Premium View

The Luxury Tent Premium View shares the same 63 sqm footprint as the standard Luxury Tent, with the difference being position. Tents in this tier sit where the landscape fills every sightline.

First Nations artworks run through the interiors, with the southern sky stretching beyond the balcony. The same camp-style luxury as the entry-level tent, with a sharper view of Uluru.

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Dune Pavilion

The Dune Pavilion is the lodge’s flagship at 153 sqm, and the only accommodation in Australia where Uluru and Kata Tjuta share the same horizon. Originally built as the owner’s residence, it pairs commissioned artworks and open skies with a private plunge pool at the dune’s edge.

Two World Heritage icons from a single suite, with the desert in between. The right choice for guests prioritising space and dual views.

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