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Longitude 131°

Uluru, Australia · Baillie Lodges · Grand Luxury

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Philip Cox designed this luxury tented camp that opened in June 2002 on a dune overlooking Uluru in Australia's Red Centre, with 15 pavilions and a two-bedroom residence each facing the monolith. Bushfires damaged the camp in October 2003; it was rebuilt and Baillie Lodges acquired it in 2013.

About Longitude 131°

History

Longitude 131° opened in June 2002 on a dune overlooking Uluru in Australia's Red Centre, developed by Voyages and designed by architect Philip Cox as a luxury tented camp. After being damaged by bushfires in October 2003, it was rebuilt and reopened, and in 2013 it was acquired by Baillie Lodges.

The camp comprises 15 luxury tented pavilions plus a two-bedroom residence, each with uninterrupted views of Uluru, offering a fusion of glamping and fine dining under the desert sky within the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park.

The setting

13 km from Uluru Sunset Viewing Area. 19 km from Uluru (Ayers Rock).

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