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Longitude 131°

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Desert summer: dawn and dusk are the hours, and the dunes are empty.

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When to go to Longitude 131°

Our pick

November

Desert summer: dawn and dusk are the hours, and the dunes are empty.

Avoid

December to February

Peak desert summer brings highs near 38C with spikes to 45C, swarming bush flies, and heat-triggered walk closures from late morning, so the base walk and dune dining are squeezed into dawn and dusk.

The hotel, up close

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What Sets It Apart

A dune-top tented camp facing straight at Uluru across the red desert

Stargazing

Fine dining

Pool

Spa & wellness

Signature suite

Common questions about Longitude 131°

When is the best time to visit Longitude 131°?

The best months to visit Longitude 131° are November. Desert summer: dawn and dusk are the hours, and the dunes are empty.

What makes Longitude 131° special?

Baillie Lodges' dune-top tented camp facing Uluru across the red desert.

When is the worst time to visit Longitude 131°?

The months to avoid at Longitude 131° are December to February. Peak desert summer brings highs near 38C with spikes to 45C, swarming bush flies, and heat-triggered walk closures from late morning, so the base walk and dune dining are squeezed into dawn and dusk.