Imagine wild nature, a soundtrack of animal commercials, shade from the scorching sun and a spectacular view. Most would guess that we are talking about some African national park. It's not! This time we are moving to Australia, to its heart. In the bosom of Kata Tjuta National Park, the largest rock monolith in the world, Uluru, is on display. Ayers Rock, known for its unusual shape and apparent color change.
Longitude 131°, which got its name from the longitude of the park, is luxurious resort, in which it stands 16 tents or pavilions. Each of the tents is equipped with furniture from various Australian designers, a wooden terrace, a fireplace and a large glass wall through which you can admire Uluru. In the common area of the resort Dune House is a restaurant and lounge, where you can share your feelings with other guests over a drink. Prices per night per person range from 940 euros until 3000 euros, depending on how many beds the room has or which tent you are staying in. All food, drinks and even transportation to the airport are included in the price.
We will treat ourselves to this when we grow up!
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