DLTN ULURU | ANCIENT SOUNDS | Women's Retreat
20-26 September 2027
$3,300.00
Discover Deep Stillness, Peace & Happiness in the Heart of Australia
Immerse yourself in the sacred beauty of Uluru–Kata Tjuta National Park. Walk slowly and mindfully with a small group of like-minded travellers, moving in silence through the desert landscape. Learn about the Living Culture of the Anangu, the Traditional Owners, and open yourself to the deep wisdom held within this ancient land. Return home feeling enriched, grounded, and renewed.
Ancient Sounds is a voice and nature retreat that invites women to listen, breathe, and sing in one of the oldest landscapes on Earth. Every woman is guided and invited to explore her own voice under the desert sky. Together, we offer our voices to the land and sing in response to it. This is a collaborative experience, and is shaped by each of our contributions.
At the heart of this journey is the simple yet powerful practice of Deep Listening to Nature. Each day invites you to reconnect with the rhythms of the Earth, sharing meals by the fire, walking barefoot on red soil, and allowing the vast desert silence to restore your inner peace.
Guided by Iris Ray Nunn — Seasoned Nature Guide, circle facilitator, Aromatherapist, and Author — this retreat offers a rare opportunity to slow down, listen deeply, and experience the spirit of country in an authentic and respectful way.
Co-facilitator/collaborator:
Ella Burns is a singer, musician and somatic voice facilitator who leads Rise in Radiance Women’s Choir in Hobart. Her approach blends years of music training with somatic embodiment, a practice designed for the female physiology, that invites an experience of expansion and grounding, while you explore your voice.
Iris leads the retreat and her connections with the local community. Ella supports Iris’s retreat, weaving vocal practices into the journey at agreed-upon moments.
Retreat includes:
✔️ 6-night camping at Uluru campgrounds (Day 1 and 7 are arrival and departure days)
✔️ Nourishing meals - 4 buffet breakfasts, 2 picnic breakfasts in the park, and 5 group dinners are included. We visit a well-stocked IGA where you can purchase your lunches and snacks. Cooking equipment is provided. Transport to resort dining venues is available for our group to eat out together one night, at your expense.
✔️ National Park entry and transport
✔️ Day Trip to Atila (Mt Conner), a Seven Sisters Site, with SEIT 4-Wheel Drive Tour Company (includes tour of the Salt Lake and to Curtin Springs Cattle Station, 88km north west of Uluru)
✔️ Anangu-guided cultural walks and storytelling
✔️ Art therapy session with creative reflection
✔️ Daily nature connection, meditation and deep listening practices
✔️ Somatic vocal activation workshops and singing circles facilitated by Ella Burns.
Retreat Details
📅 Arrival: 5pm
📅 Departure: 10am
Spaces are limited: minimum 6, maximum 11 guests.
Please Note
Airfares, lunches/snacks, and one dinner are not included.
Want to know more about this place and the Deep Listening to Nature experience? iris@deeplisteningtonature.com
Read about Uluru retreats →
DLTN ULURU | ANCIENT SOUNDS | Women's Retreat
20-26 September 2027
$3,300.00
Discover Deep Stillness, Peace & Happiness in the Heart of Australia
Immerse yourself in the sacred beauty of Uluru–Kata Tjuta National Park. Walk slowly and mindfully with a small group of like-minded travellers, moving in silence through the desert landscape. Learn about the Living Culture of the Anangu, the Traditional Owners, and open yourself to the deep wisdom held within this ancient land. Return home feeling enriched, grounded, and renewed.
Ancient Sounds is a voice and nature retreat that invites women to listen, breathe, and sing in one of the oldest landscapes on Earth. Every woman is guided and invited to explore her own voice under the desert sky. Together, we offer our voices to the land and sing in response to it. This is a collaborative experience, and is shaped by each of our contributions.
At the heart of this journey is the simple yet powerful practice of Deep Listening to Nature. Each day invites you to reconnect with the rhythms of the Earth, sharing meals by the fire, walking barefoot on red soil, and allowing the vast desert silence to restore your inner peace.
Guided by Iris Ray Nunn — Seasoned Nature Guide, circle facilitator, Aromatherapist, and Author — this retreat offers a rare opportunity to slow down, listen deeply, and experience the spirit of country in an authentic and respectful way.
Co-facilitator/collaborator:
Ella Burns is a singer, musician and somatic voice facilitator who leads Rise in Radiance Women’s Choir in Hobart. Her approach blends years of music training with somatic embodiment, a practice designed for the female physiology, that invites an experience of expansion and grounding, while you explore your voice.
Iris leads the retreat and her connections with the local community. Ella supports Iris’s retreat, weaving vocal practices into the journey at agreed-upon moments.
Retreat includes:
✔️ 6-night camping at Uluru campgrounds (Day 1 and 7 are arrival and departure days)
✔️ Nourishing meals - 4 buffet breakfasts, 2 picnic breakfasts in the park, and 5 group dinners are included. We visit a well-stocked IGA where you can purchase your lunches and snacks. Cooking equipment is provided. Transport to resort dining venues is available for our group to eat out together one night, at your expense.
✔️ National Park entry and transport
✔️ Day Trip to Atila (Mt Conner), a Seven Sisters Site, with SEIT 4-Wheel Drive Tour Company (includes tour of the Salt Lake and to Curtin Springs Cattle Station, 88km north west of Uluru)
✔️ Anangu-guided cultural walks and storytelling
✔️ Art therapy session with creative reflection
✔️ Daily nature connection, meditation and deep listening practices
✔️ Somatic vocal activation workshops and singing circles facilitated by Ella Burns.
Retreat Details
📅 Arrival: 5pm
📅 Departure: 10am
Spaces are limited: minimum 6, maximum 11 guests.
Please Note
Airfares, lunches/snacks, and one dinner are not included.
Want to know more about this place and the Deep Listening to Nature experience? iris@deeplisteningtonature.com
Read about Uluru retreats →
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