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Outdoor dining setup at Dune Top at Longitude 131° with panoramic views of the desert landscape.

Around the Table

THE DINING EXPERIENCE

At Longitude 131°, the desert comes to the table through native ingredients, Australian produce, and menus inspired by the Red Centre, with Uluṟu always close at hand.

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served daily, with evening dining alternating between the Dune House and Table 131°. Private dining on the Dune Top is available by advance reservation.

Table 131° is set in a remote desert location, where chefs work by torchlight to serve four courses beneath the stars.

Quandong, known as desert peach, grows around Uluṟu and has long been an important food source for the Aṉangu people.

The Dune House bar is lined with nearly 500 unique spinifex tiles, each handmade by artists from Ernabella Arts.

Longitude 131° serves exclusive Australian gins using a secret Kangaroo Island recipe.

WAKE TO THE RED CENTRE

Breakfast

Ease into the day over fresh pastries, fruit, and made-to-order favorites, with premium coffee or tea and the desert stretching out beyond the table.

A MIDDAY PAUSE

Lunch

Settle in at the Dune House or out on the terrace for fresh Australian fare, with a glass of wine and the desert landscape as your backdrop.

TWO WAYS TO DINE

Dinner

A gourmet dish of seared scallops and braised items, garnished with herbs and served with a rich puree and delicate spheres on a textured purple plate.

Premium Australian produce and native ingredients take center stage, whether dining in the Dune House or beneath the stars at Table 131°, where four courses are prepared by torchlight.

A LOOK AT THE MENU

See what’s being served at Longitude 131°, where Australian produce and native ingredients come together in dishes inspired by the desert and its surroundings.

A candlelit table for two is set for dinner on a deck overlooking a vast desert landscape and Uluru under a starry night sky.

SEASONAL AUSTRALIAN DINING

Dune House

A plate of creamy pea risotto topped with shaved parmesan and delicate red-stemmed microgreens, seasoned with cracked pepper.

Contemporary Australian menus celebrate premium produce and native bush ingredients, with breakfast, lunch, and dinner accompanied by views of Uluṟu.

A PLACE TO UNWIND

Dune House Bar

Settle into a club-style armchair or pull up a seat at the bar for Australian wines, craft beers, and premium spirits, surrounded by handcrafted Ernabella Arts tiles.

DRINKS WITH A VIEW

Dune Top Bar

Enjoy a drink in the open-air lounge, where panoramic views stretch from Uluṟu to Kata Tjuṯa, with outdoor loungers and a plunge spa overlooking the desert.

DINING UNDER THE STARS

Table 131°

Four courses are prepared by torchlight on a remote dune, where the vast desert sky becomes the backdrop for an unforgettable evening beneath the star

AN INTIMATE DESERT EVENING

Private Dune Top Dining

For a special occasion, reserve an intimate private dining pod on the Dune Top and experience the beauty of the outback after dark. Advance booking is required.

An Itinerary to Inspire

  • A modern, circular luxury lodge with a white canopy roof sits on a sand dune covered with golden grasses at sunset.

    The Shape of the Desert

    Longitude 131°
    Duration 5 nights
  • Start With Kata Tjuṯa

    Start your first full day early with a guided walk through Walpa Gorge, when the desert is cool and Kata Tjuṯa catches the morning light. It’s a fitting introduction to just how vast this landscape really is.

    EXPLORE KATA TJUṮA
    EXPLORE KATA TJUṮA
  • Uluṟu rising beyond desert grasses beneath a pastel evening sky.

    Watch Uluṟu Change

    Come evening, turn your attention to Uluṟu. Settle in with Champagne and canapés as the lowering sun shifts its colors, then watch the desert slowly move into dusk.

    SEE ULUṞU AT SUNSET
    SEE ULUṞU AT SUNSET
  • An outdoor dining setup experience at Longitude 131° overlooking the desert landscape.

    Stay Out for Dinner

    On your second evening, wander among the 50,000 glowing stems of Field of Light before heading deeper into the dunes for four courses, paired wines, and stories of the southern sky at Table 131°.

    DINE UNDER THE STARS
    DINE UNDER THE STARS
  • The View Comes to You

    By day three, give yourself permission to stay put. Take a long lunch overlooking Uluṟu, cool off in the pool, find a shaded lounge, or head up to Dune Top. Not every hour here needs an itinerary.

    EXPLORE THE LODGE
    EXPLORE THE LODGE
  • By the numbers
    Domes that make up Kata Tjuṯa 36
    Kilometers around the base of Uluṟu 10
    Lights in Field of Light 50,000
    World Heritage icons visible from Dune Top 2
  • View of Uluru rising from the desert landscape near Longitude 131°.

    See Another Side

    On your fourth morning, get closer to Uluṟu with the full Base Walk. Circle it on foot, passing waterholes, desert grasses, rock formations, and significant sites as the landscape continually changes around you.

    WALK THE BASE
    WALK THE BASE
  • Guests relaxing at Longitude 131° with views across the desert landscape toward Uluru.

    Leave the Afternoon Open

    After a morning on foot, keep the rest of day four deliberately unhurried. Book a treatment at Spa Kinara, slip into the Dune Top plunge spa, or settle somewhere with a cold drink and a view.

    DISCOVER SPA KINARA
    DISCOVER SPA KINARA
  • Aerial view of Longitude 131° luxury tented pavilions set among the red dunes of the Australian outback.

    See It From Above

    Save one last perspective for your final day. Lift off for an aerial view of Uluṟu and Kata Tjuṯa, watching the red desert stretch toward the horizon and tracing from above the landscape you’ve spent the past five days exploring.

    TAKE TO THE SKY
    TAKE TO THE SKY
Sample itinerary

The People Who Shape Your Stay

Louise Lanyon General Manager | Longitude 131°

Louise has made a life in Australia’s remote places. At Longitude 131°, she brings the people, culture, and desert together so guests can simply settle in and feel the magic.

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Denis Galeev, Assistant General Manager at Longitude 131°
Chris Jones, Assistant General Manager at Longitude 131°
James Taylor, Executive Chef at Longitude 131°

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have questions? Our specialists can help with the details before your stay.

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In-tent dining is not available. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served in the lodge’s shared dining spaces.

Yes. Please share any dietary requirements at the time of reservation so the kitchen can accommodate them where possible. Because of the remote setting, advance notice is important. Meals requiring strict religious observance in preparation cannot be accommodated.

Breakfast is served from 5:45–10 a.m., lunch from noon–2 p.m., and dinner from 7–9 p.m.

No. Dining and other lodge facilities are reserved exclusively for in-house guests.

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included, along with an open bar featuring premium wines and spirits, and a complimentary in-tent bar. A Cellarmasters list is available at an additional cost.

Yes. Private dining can be booked on the Dune Top in one of four intimate pods, with butler-style service and seasonal fine dining. Advance booking is required and the experience is subject to availability and weather conditions.

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