Rail Journeys
In a country the size of Australia, it's no surprise that it would be recognised for building some of the most breathtaking rail journeys in the world. Traversing vast plains and diverse, challenging landscapes, the Australian railway network takes passengers through expansive remote territories and into unsurpassed beauty. Connecting regional towns and thriving metropolises, this is a network which truly deserves the international recognition of which it garners. Including well known rail journeys such as The Gahn, Spirit of Queensland and the Indian Pacific, passengers are exposed to spectacular regions such the Nullarbor, Blue Mountains, Alice Springs and the MacDougall Ranges.
The Ghan
Adelaide to Darwin
Boarding The Ghan in Adelaide, experience the diversity of Australia's vast landscape in style and comfort for your luxury journey to Darwin. Choose from the Gold Service Cabins, Platinum Service Cabins or Aurora Australis Suites and experience the splendor of the tropics in Australia's Top End.
The Ghan
Darwin to Adelaide
Experience one of the world's most renowned rail journeys from Darwin to Adelaide on The Ghan. Explore the true meaning of Australian Outback whilst travelling in style and luxury between stops. All meals, fine wines & beverages as well as off-train excursions are all included in your price.
Indian Pacific
Sydney to Perth
One of the longest train journeys in the world, the Indian Pacific spans the entire continent of Australia from the Pacific to Indian Oceans. One of the world's greatest train journeys, this rail service runs from Sydney and passes through the township of Broken Hill on its way to Adelaide. It then heads for Port Augusta and the Nullarbor Plain before finishing in Perth on Australia's west coast.
Indian Pacific
Perth to Sydney
Follow the path of bush pioneers, gold rush prospectors, and legendary adventurers as you make an epic transcontinental crossing from West to East Coast crossing the Nullarbor on the worlds longest stretch of straight railway aboard the Indian Pacific.