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A fabled journey. Follow the path of bush pioneers, gold rush prospectors, and legendary adventurers as you make an epic transcontinental crossing aboard the Indian Pacific.
From 2025 The itinerary change to 5Days 4Nights
Perth to Sydney
CHOOSE YOUR ARRIVAL INTO SYDNEY:
By embarking on this transcontinental journey, you’ll be following in the footsteps of those who have dared to venture beyond the city limits – the legendary adventurers, goldrush prospectors and bush pioneers who forged their lives in Australia’s spectacular yet unforgiving interior.
| OPERATES JANUARY 2024 TO DECEMBER 2024 | ||
|---|---|---|
| SUNDAY | 10.00 | DEPART PERTH |
| GOLDEN OUTBACK | EVENING EXCURSION | ||
| MONDAY | NULLARBOR | MORNING EXPERIENCE | |
| COOK | AFTERNOON EXPERIENCE | ||
| TUESDAY | 07.45 | ARRIVE ADELAIDE | MORNING EXCURSION |
| 10.15 | DEPART ADELAIDE | |
| WEDNESDAY | 06.10 | ARRIVE BLUE MOUNTAINS |
| CHOOSE YOUR ARRIVAL INTO SYDNEY | ||
| WEDNESDAY | 06.10 | BLUE MOUNTAINS | MORNING EXPERIENCE |
| 13.15 | DEPART KATOOMBA ON NSW TRAIN LINK VIA PRIVATE CHARTER | |
| 15.15 | ARRIVE SYDNEY | |
| OR | ||
| WEDNESDAY | 06.40 | DEPART BLUE MOUNTAINS ON THE INDIAN PACIFIC |
| 12.15 | ARRIVE SYDNEY |
Your journey from the Indian Ocean to the Pacific Ocean begins as you pull away from the platform in Perth mid-morning. Settle into your comfortable cabin and get to know the creature comforts of life onboard. Enjoy a modern Australian lunch as you glide through the picturesque rolling hills of the Avon Valley. After a relaxing afternoon onboard, enjoy a three-course dinner prior to your late evening arrival in the wild west township of Kalgoorlie.
As the sunrise unfolds across Australia’s largest outback town, Kalgoorlie, the Indian Pacific pulls in, and guests are invited to join the first Off Train Experiences of the journey, delving into this mining town’s past and present, with a visit to the region’s gold-rush era, now modern-day, Super Pit mine. The gold rush, set off by Paddy Hannan’s discovery in 1893 was one of the biggest in Australian history.
Reboard the train mid-morning for brunch.
Awake to the spectacular expanse of the Nullarbor Plain to watch the sunrise. Be captivated by the big blue skies and ancient stillness of the desert landscape, broken only by a mob of friendly kangaroos. Waiting ahead is the charm of the once-thriving Nullarbor railway community – now ghost town – of Cook. Sit back and relax as the train continues its trek across the longest single stretch of railway in the world. Another mouth-watering dinner is followed by relaxed conversation in the lounge before a restful night’s sleep.
Hidden in the vast interior of South Australia lies a ghost town that once bustled with life. Today, the town of Cook is home to lonely buildings and a population you can count on one hand – but in its heyday the location was an important part of the development of Australia’s interior. Established in 1917, Cook was originally built as a support town for the railway, with more than 50 people helping to maintain the tracks. Alight and wander the remote, time-worn town for a slightly eerie, unique glimpse of pioneering Australia.
On arrival in elegant Adelaide, you have the choice of a walking tour (seasonal), a behind-the-scenes tour of the world famous Adelaide Oval, breakfast inside the Adelaide Central Markets, a scenic drive through the hills, or a coach tour of the city sights.
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With its vibrant culture built on world famous festivals, food and wine, cosmopolitan Adelaide is an elegant city with a rich past and a passion for fine living. Its historic buildings, gardens, wide boulevards and over 7 square kilometers of green parklands circling the city center make Adelaide truly unique.
This tour gives you a great introduction to Adelaide, you’ll see the beautiful St Peter’s Cathedral, the North Terrace cultural precinct, two universities, the Art Gallery and State Library among many other notable landmarks.
At the end of this thoroughly enjoyable tour of the city sights enjoy a light continental style breakfast and soak up the atmosphere at Adelaide Oval before returning onboard the Indian Pacific.
Walk along the colourful, stall-lined aisles of the Adelaide Central Market and taste the best of local, South Australian fresh produce. Meet the stall owners and take in the 150 years of marketplace history, making this the true food and culture centre of Adelaide.
With more than 70 specialist stalls, the market is overflowing with so much fresh local produce it will be hard not to leave without a few delicious treats.
Your friendly guide will help you get acquainted with the sights, smells, sounds and colourful characters of bustling market life as you weave your way through the aisles lined with specialty stalls. You’ll be sure to work up an appetite while exploring the markets so some tasty samples will be included along the way.
Enjoy freshly brewed coffee and sample stall produce as you wander through the markets before returning to the Indian Pacific.
Your walking guide will introduce you to some of the sights of the city while sharing stories about the old and new of the North Terrace precinct, including how Adelaide got its name along with some quirky facts that few people know.
Adelaide is the site of many government and financial institutions, most of which are concentrated in the city centre along the cultural boulevards of North Terrace.
Your guide will point out highlights including Parliament and Government houses, Sir Donald Bradman statue, War Memorial, Old Police Barracks and Armoury, Migration Museum, Adelaide Oval and St Peter’s Cathedral.
After working up an appetite, finish your walk at the historic Adelaide Oval where you will enjoy a light, continental breakfast, before you return to the Indian Pacific to continue your journey.*
Go behind closed doors and discover hidden secrets and relive celebrated moments at the Adelaide Oval. Witness the unique integration of the Oval’s iconic heritage blended seamlessly with world-class facilities.
Access restricted areas and experience the roar of the crowd as you take to the ground through the interactive player’s race. This immersive experience will allow you to feel first-hand, the spine tingling experience of game day.
Your expert guide will take you through the Sheffield Shield Museum followed by an exclusive tour of Sir Donald Bradman’s private collection, a must-see compilation of personal mementos and cricket memorabilia from the greatest batsman in cricket history.
You will then step into living history as you explore inside the iconic scoreboard. Following your immersive tour experiences, you can enjoy a light continental style breakfast and continue to soak up the atmosphere of Adelaide Oval.
Leafy green trees wrap around the streets of the Adelaide Hills, and the colours change as the seasons evolve. The Hills, as it’s colloquially known, is the place for wildlife encounters, nature walks, beautiful botanic gardens and wine.
Spend your morning in the beautiful Adelaide Hills and embark on a scenic coach drive through Crafers, a small township on the south-eastern edge of Greater Adelaide. Learn about the Adelaide Hills as you make your way up to the Summit Café, 710 metres above sea level and Adelaide’s highest peak.
Upon arrival, you’ll have the option to indulge with a glass of sparkling wine as you take in the stunning sweeping views of Adelaide. Tea and coffee will also be available for those who need a hit of caffeine in the morning. Here you will enjoy breakfast, replete with premium SA produce, before heading back to Adelaide to reboard the Indian Pacific.
After disembarking in Two Wells, enjoy a scenic coach ride to one of the world’s premier wine regions, the Barossa Valley. The cool summers and rainy winters are perfectly suited to red wine production, with Shiraz and richly flavoured Cabernet the stand-outs.
Arrive and Seppeltsfield Winery and enjoy an interactive tour of the Jam Factory and the amazing Vasse Virgin before joining an immersive wine and food pairing. A sumptuous dinner awaits on site before being transferred to the Indian Pacific by coach to continue your Journey.
Recommended Fitness Level: Low – a coach tour with short walks at Seppeltsfield. Optional upgrade includes set of stairs. This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
Broken Hill was borne of the richness that lies beneath it and, in this far-flung region of Australia, mining was a tough and often dangerous business. Visit the Broken hill Trades Hall, a heritage-listed building home to the city’s first labour movement. Enjoy a live performance by local actors showcasing the early mining story and life in Broken Hill. Under the ‘United we stand’ banner, the Union successfully championed the 35- hour working week and created safer and fairer working conditions that Australian workers enjoy today,
The striking Miners Memorial that stands over the town is a constant and powerful salute to the more than 800 miners who’ve lost their lives working here.
Fittingly, the towering 54 metre structure dominates the city’s highest point on the Line of Lode remnant mullock dumps that traverse the city, and its east-west axis track the path of the rising and setting sun.
From your vantage on the lookout above the city, you’ll also enjoy the sweeping outback vistas and a unique view of the Indian Pacific stretched out below you.
On the western extremity of New South Wales, remote Broken Hill is an unlikely hotspot for creatives but this plucky township certainly has its place on the global art scene. So much so, it attracted international artists to create a defining and permanent installation that beautifully blends its unique environment with its artistic legacy.
From October to March, guests can take a self-guided walk around the captivating Living Desert Sculpture site. The 12 imposing sandstone artworks, each with their own story to tell, sit on a majestic hilltop within The Living Desert Reserve that houses a 180-hectare flora and fauna sanctuary.
The Living Desert Sculpture site is a self-guided walk offering breathtaking views of the NSW outback, and is the perfect location to capture some stunning photos.
*This tour operates October to March
Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery is the oldest regional art gallery in New South Wales holding an important cultural position and role in the broader western New South Wales region.
The Emporium was associated with two well-known Broken Hill families, the Sullys (1885-1925) and the Sweetapples (1924-1985), and had its own livery stable and blacksmiths in the yard at the rear of the buildings. In 1998 the Broken Hill City Council purchased the building to provide a permanent home for Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery and the city’s art collection.
The Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery provides an annual program of locally curated exhibitions along with touring exhibitions from major cultural institutions. A selection of works from the collection is on permanent display in the upstairs gallery whilst the touring exhibitions fill the lower floor.
On display is an extensive collection of Australian colonial works including James Coutts Michie and James Ashton along with several important Victorian painters such as Arthur Hacker RA. The gallery also has a nationally recognised collection of early 20th century Australian paintings including works by Margaret Preston and Arthur Streeton through to contemporary works by Rick Amor, Charles Blackman, Arthur Boyd, Lloyd Rees, Barbara Hanrahan, Mandy Martin, Clifton Pugh, Tim Storrier, Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri, Emily Kane Kngwarreye, David Malangi and many other fine Australian artists including Pro Hart.
Enjoy strolling the gallery and immersing yourself in this historic building and cultural art works.
When the world fell in love with the blockbuster movie The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, Broken Hill suddenly had more than mining and famous painters to put it on the map – it had a faceful of fluttering fake lashes and pouting lips coated in lurid lipstick to back it up. Join the fun with a tour of the main drag with fabulous local Drag Queen sensation, Shelita Buffet.
This is a town tour with a difference, as Shelita educates and entertains on the mining history, iconic buildings, and art installations that represent the fascinating interfusion that makes up contemporary Broken Hill. From the Town Hall to the Police Station and the Palace Hotel to the Giant Ant Sculpture, you’ll catch all the highlights, presented with Shelita’s inimitable flair.
Wake in the picturesque Blue Mountains. See the majestic Three Sisters at Echo Point and the views at Jamison Valley before completing your journey on our chartered NSW rail service (fully hosted by our Indian Pacific Crew) into Sydney Central Station. Alternatively, stay on board the Indian Pacific to travel directly to Sydney.
The Blue Mountains is a World Heritage-listed area that is bound to delight your senses with its rugged cliffs, forests and formations.
After disembarking, it’s onwards to Scenic World for four phenomenal mountain experiences. The Scenic Skyway takes you above ancient ravines, visible 270 metres below through the glass cabin floor. Your vista is 360 degrees and features the Three Sisters, the Jamison Valley and Katoomba Falls.
Join the Scenic Cableway and glide over the forest as you descend more than 500 metres to the valley floor, before boarding the Scenic Railway, the steepest passenger railway in the world.
Next, travel to the Echo Point Lookout, perched on the edge of the escarpment in Katoomba to enjoy a light lunch paired with award-winning wine and beer to complement more amazing views. After lunch, you’ll board a private charter train which will take you through to Sydney Central Station concluding your epic journey
Join your local expert guide and take in spectacular views of the World Heritage-listed area from numerous lookouts along the trail.
Delight your senses as you connect with the serenity, witnessing towering eucalypts and ancient tree ferns before getting a glimpse of the famous Three Sisters.
Don’t forget to take your camera to capture the expansive views, rugged cliffs, local fauna, forests and formations
End the trek with a light lunch at the Echo Point Lookout, perched on the edge of the escarpment in Katoomba. Take in more amazing views with an award-winning wine or beer.
Nothing enhances the romance of rail travel quite like Platinum. Tailored for the discerning traveller, Platinum adds a new level of sophistication to your journey. Stylishly appointed and spacious cabins are complemented by discreet, personalised service and access to the exclusive Platinum Club carriage for meals, relaxation and socialising. As you’d expect, the food and wine is of the highest standard. Enjoy hearty breakfasts, two-course lunches and four-course dinners, all regionally inspired and paired with champagne and premium wines.
And it all begins before you’ve even stepped aboard. Platinum guests receive private transfers before and after your journey, beginning the adventure in style.
Platinum cabins offer luxe extras, like a full-size en suite, expansive window views from the train, and exclusive use of the Platinum Club carriage. Add to that the luxurious linen, French Champagne, Bracegirdle’s chocolates, a nightcap at turndown and more, and you’re in for an exceptional experience.
For travellers who want that little bit more, Gold Premium, on The Ghan and Great Southern, delivers an enhanced journey experience. Accommodated in our newly designed, contemporary cabins, guests have exclusive access to the Gold Premium Lounge and Gold Premium Dining carriage for meals and socialising. Enjoy delicious breakfasts, two-course, regionally inspired lunches and delectable four-course dinners in beautiful surrounds, accompanied by a selection of premium beverages.
Gold Premium offers some special touches to make the journey special, like priority check-in and an increased luggage allowance, luxury amenities, tour preferencing and more.
Choose between a Gold Premium Twin cabin or Gold Premium Suite, which has a little more space. Whichever cabin you choose, Gold Premium offers a step up to a whole new style of train travel in 2024.
Immerse yourself in the world of romance that epitomises rail travel with our Gold offering. Our most popular option has everything you’ll need to feel at home for the duration of your journey.
Choose between Gold Twin or Single cabins, both of which provide the perfect place to relax and recharge after a day’s journey. Spend hours deep in conversation with new friends in the shared Outback Explorer Lounge, sipping on barista made coffee, or a glass of white wine. Later make your way to the Queen Adelaide Restaurant to dine.
Gold includes hearty breakfasts, two-course lunches and three-course dinners. You may also choose to complement your meal with our selection of premium wines and beverages, all included in your fare.
Journey Price is fully refundable for cancellations received at least 24 hours before the commencement of the Journey. 100% cancellation fees apply for no shows or late cancellations.
Cancellations received more than 45 days prior to commencement of the Journey: cancellation fee is 35% of the Journey Price. Cancellations received 45 days or less prior to commencement
of the Journey: cancellation fee is 100% of the Journey Price.
100% cancellation fees apply if cancelled more than 14 days after we have issued your Booking Confirmation.
The Indian Pacific departs from and arrives into this terminal.
Address: West Parade, East Perth, Western Australia, 6004
Located 2.5km from the city centre.
Opening hours:
The East Perth Terminal is open daily as it services regional coach and train services but our staff are only available on train arrival and departure days (Saturdays and Sundays).
Guests can not make bookings at the East Perth Terminal. Please do not visit this office for bookings or refunds.
The Indian Pacific departs from and arrives into this station.
Address: Sydney Central – City Circle, Sydney, New South Wales, 2000.
Located in 1km from the city centre.
Opening hours: Open daily but times vary; please contact our Team on 13 21 47 for more information.
The Ghan, Indian Pacific, Great Southern and Overland depart from and arrive into this terminal.
Address: Richmond Road Keswick South Australia, 5035 (also known as Keswick Terminal). Terminal access from Richmond Road or Sir Donald Bradman Drive.
Located 3km from the city centre.
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