Vertical or horizontal
Step in, take a seat, and sit back as the most stunning landscapes glide past you. Very comfortably, you'll traverse some of the most remote and engaging parts of Australiaby train. Enjoy four days and three nights of the surroundings, gourmet meals and the atmosphere on board. During stops you will make unforgettable excursions, Where the world can't find you...
The Ghan - Vertical
The legendary Ghan takes you from Top End's Darwin to Adelaide, the original transport route of camel caravans through red desert landscapes, past scattered settlements, salt lakes and ancient rock formations. When the train stops, the adventure begins; In Katherine unfold Nitmiluk Gorge's natural wonders and introduce you to the indigenous culture, in the Red Heart Explores 'Outback' Alice Springs and barbecued you at the Telegraph Station and in mining town Coober Pedy lunches for you as the lion's share of the inhabitants live; Underground. Thundering through the majestic Flinders Ranges, prepare for your arrival in the capital Adelaide, once known as the city of churches.
Indian Pacific - Horizontal
With its bold eagle emblem that symbolizes the scope, scope and significance of each epic journey, the Indian Pacific - named after the oceans between which the railway leads - connects Perth, Adelaide and Sydney. The route follows in the footsteps of mystical adventurers and prospectors and cuts through mountain ranges, deserts and goldfields, valleys and savannahs. From East to West, the train stops the mining history and artistic culture of 'silver city' Broken Hill and in Adelaide for a city tour, a visit to the world famous wine regions or a culinary trip to Adelaide Hills. The last stop is for dinner among the magnificent desert stars in Rawlinna, before the train stops in Perth, the most isolated city in the world, decorated with bars, restaurants and art.