Uluru
Australia
A massive sandstone monolith holding deep spiritual significance at the absolute center of the outback.
Warmest month is January at 38°C on average. Coolest is June at 20°C.
Six lead datapoints
- CoffeeWorld Bank PPP baseline$6.00 (~$4.00)PPP price tier 4 / 4
- $8.00 (~$5.25)PPP price tier 4 / 4
- Flight timeMethodology20h from London HeathrowGreat-circle plus routing overhead.
- Flight CO2eDEFRA 2024 factors5,732 kg return from London HeathrowDEFRA 2024 economy factors, includes radiative forcing.
- FCDO advisorygov.uk, snapshot compiled 2026-07-11No specific FCDO warnings against travel.Check the latest FCDO advice before booking.
- Tap waterCDC / WHO guidanceTap water is generally safe to drink.
| Month | Avg high | Swing | Rain days |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 38° | ±5° | · |
| February | 37° | ±5° | · |
| March | 35° | ±6° | · |
| April | 30° | ±5° | · |
| May | 24° | ±5° | · |
| June | 20° | ±5° | · |
| July | 21° | ±5° | · |
| August | 24° | ±6° | · |
| September | 28° | ±6° | · |
| October | 32° | ±6° | · |
| November | 34° | ±5° | · |
| December | 37° | ±6° | · |
What to do
- Walk the 10km base track to see ancient Anangu rock art
- Watch the rock change colors during a desert sunset
- Dine under the outback stars at the Sounds of Silence experience
How we know this
Values are the average of the last ten calendar years of daily readings from Visual Crossing, snapped to the destination cluster. Swing is the p10 to p90 range of daily highs, halved for the ± figure. Rain days count any day with at least 1 mm of precipitation.