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May - October | Starting at A$3,290
Private Uluru Retreats for Yoga Teachers & Meditation Teachers
Bring your students to the heart of Australia for a retreat shaped by stillness, Country and genuine connection.
Deep Listening to Nature works alongside you to create a culturally respectful, thoughtfully organised journey through Uluru, Kata Tjuta, Watarrka and the Central Desert, allowing you to focus on your teaching while we support the experience around it.
You lead the retreat. We support the journey.
Perhaps you've dreamed of sharing your work in one of the world's most extraordinary landscapes.
Whether you teach yoga, meditation, breathwork or mindful movement, Deep Listening to Nature helps create a retreat that respects both your intention and the living presence of Country.
Every journey is created individually, with time for your own teaching alongside quiet places, meaningful walks and opportunities to experience Central Australia with care and respect.
What we can arrange
Your private retreat may include:
• itinerary design around your teaching program
• accommodation options
• ground transport
• sunrise and sunset experiences
• guided nature connection walks
• visits to Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Watarrka
• Anangu-led cultural experiences where available and appropriate
• time for reflection, rest and integration
Why teachers choose Deep Listening to Nature
You remain the guide for your students.
Deep Listening to Nature provides the local knowledge, planning and logistical support needed to create a meaningful experience in Central Australia.
With accredited Uluru guide Iris Ray Nunn, every journey is shaped with deep respect for Country, cultural protocols and the people who belong to this place.
Learn more about Private Uluru Retreats.
Meet Iris Ray Nunn
Iris Ray Nunn has spent more than 28 years helping people slow down, reconnect with nature and experience Australia more deeply.
She is an accredited Uluru guide with Certificate IV in Tour Guiding with an Indigenous focus, combining practical experience with longstanding relationships and a deep respect for Country.
Learn more on the About page.
When to travel
Most retreats are planned between May and September when conditions are ideal for walking and spending time outdoors.
Because accommodation and cultural experiences often need to be arranged well ahead, early planning gives the greatest flexibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Your teaching remains central. Deep Listening to Nature designs the experience around your work.
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Most journeys are designed for small groups, allowing a more personal and flexible experience.
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Where available and appropriate. Cultural experiences always depend on community availability and local protocols.
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Yes. Each retreat is tailored to the interests, mobility and experience of your group.
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Yes. Many retreat leaders already have an established community. Deep Listening to Nature designs the Central Australian experience around your group and teaching.
Bring your next retreat to Central Australia
If you're considering leading a retreat in Uluru and the Central Desert, we'd love to hear about your vision.