Indian Pacific Train

Named after the two great oceans it joins, the Indian Pacific covers 2,704 miles between the Australian cities of Perth and Sydney (via Adelaide), passing through some of the country's most famous outback towns, such as Broken Hill and the ghost town of Cook. Taking three days and nights to traverse the entire route, the Indian Pacific is Australia's most luxurious train.

This vast, continent-spanning journey offers passengers a glimpse at the secret interior of Australia, a region inaccessible to other modes of transport. See the spectacular Blue Mountains and the treeless plains of the Nullarbor Desert, where the Indian Pacific travels along the world's longest straight stretch of railway track, and visit the former Gold Rush town of Kalgoorlie.

Accommodation aboard the Indian Pacific

Choose the Gold Cabin option and immerse yourself in the world of romance. Your Gold Cabin includes tasty breakfasts, two-course lunches and three-course dinners, and you can also complement each meal with a premium wine or other drinks choices, all included in your ticket.

The Gold Twin is a comfortable sleeper cabin featuring a private en-suite bathroom and upper and lower berths that convert to a three-seater lounge by day. The cabin features Power outlets, In-cabin music channels and journey audio commentary, all-inclusive dining in the Queen Adelaide Restaurant, all-inclusive Australian wines, beers, spirits and non-alcoholic drinks, all-inclusive off train excursions and short stops, and your luggage allowance is 60kg per guest.

Your Gold Cabin gives you the ideal place to relax and recharge after a day's journey. Meet new, like-minded friends in the shared Outback Explorer Lounge, enjoy a barista made coffee or a glass of white wine, then make your way to the Queen Adelaide Restaurant for dinner.

Indian Pacific Train

Accommodation aboard the Indian Pacific

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