The Indian Pacific is one of Australia’s great rail journeys crossing the country from coast to coast
The arid desert landscape of the Nullarbor Plain
Drinks around a bonfire in the outback town of Rawlinna
Perth, Adelaide & Sydney
Off-train excursion in the Blue Mountains
- Four days/three nights aboard the Indian Pacific in a Gold Cabin (twin-share)*
- Private en-suite cabin
- All-inclusive food and wine
- Off-train outback experiences in Rawlinna, Cook, Adelaide and Blue Mountains (optional)
* From 2025, the journey from Perth includes five days and four nights aboard the Indian Pacific with off-train experiences in Kalgoorlie, Cook, the Barossa Valley, Broken Hill and the Blue Mountains. Reverse trips (Sydney to Perth) and shorter journeys ending in Adelaide are also available - enquire about pricing and all-inclusive package rates
Regular departures from Perth on Sundays*, or from Sydney on Wednesdays.
* Saturday departures from 2025
One of the best trips we have experienced… great train, enjoyable company, beautiful food, comfy cabins, extraordinary scenery
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Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to visit WA?
Western Australia is a vast State with two distinct weather zones dictating the best time to visit. The northern third of the State including Broome and the Kimberley experience warm dry winters and humid wet summer months between November and March.
When is the best time to visit New South Wales?
Much of New South Wales enjoys a mild sub-tropical climate with humid warm summers and mild winters. Sydney and the Blue Mountains region are generally four or five degrees cooler than the Central Coast and the northern NSW Hinterland region including Byron Bay.
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