It’s north to south, east to west of ever-changing landscapes, culture and people. While there are many ways to see Australia, this is certainly one way to do it with ease and in comfort. That’s the fabulous fun of rail travel, where everything comes together in a theatre-like performance.
On board, the stage is set as your backdrop whistles by. Familiar and friendly service leads the way, with every moment another glorious memory in this spectacular show – the food, the cabins, the Outback Explorer Lounge, the friends you make, the Off Train Experiences, the sunrises and sunsets, did we mention the food?
Ready to explore Australia’s unique landscape and iconic trains? Ask your personal travel manager about the rail journeys below.
Save up to $1,000 per couple when you book before 8 March 2025 for your 2026 classic rail journey from Adelaide to Darwin.
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Save $1,400 per person on this unforgettable rail journey from Perth to Sydney on board the Indian Pacific.
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Fly for free as part of The Ghan Expedition train journey from Darwin to Adelaide.
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