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.