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 Alice Springs to Katherine to Darwin

Travel over 4252km of expansive Australian landscape on the Indian Pacific. Linking the Indian and Pacific Oceans, guests will spend three nights on board as they cross the vast Nullarbor Plains, travel through the hazy Blue Mountains and stop at some of the country's most iconic locations including Kalgoorlie, Broken Hill and Adelaide.

Indian Pacific

Sydney to Broken Hill to Adelaide to Kalgoorlie to Perth

Travel over 4252km of expansive Australian landscape on the Indian Pacific. Linking the Indian and Pacific Oceans, guests will spend three nights on board as they cross the vast Nullarbor Plains, travel through the hazy Blue Mountains and stop at some of the country's most iconic locations including Kalgoorlie, Broken Hill and Adelaide.