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Indian Pacific Train

Connecting the Indian Ocean with the Pacific and the east coast of Australia with the west, the Indian Pacific showcases the many splendours of the Land Down Under in a truly luxurious fashion. Since its inaugural journey more than 50 years ago, the train has followed a spectacular transcontinental route, traversing 2,704 miles between Perth and Sydney. Immerse yourself in the vast, ever-changing centre of Australia, seeing the contrasts of small Outback towns and big cities, travelling through mountains, valleys and deserts, and marvelling as each day brings a new adventure.

The Indian Pacific journey is one of great exploration that allows travellers to step off the train and includes excursions that bring the country to life. On the train, five-star service fosters memorable moments as you savour world-class cuisine, with dishes inspired by local cuisine and ingredients, and enjoy complimentary wine and drinks. Watch the views unfold from sumptuous lounges and beautifully appointed cabins, and let the attentive on-board staff cater to your every need as you experience the essence of Australia.

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Luxury accommodations on the Indian Pacific

Gold

Relax in a private retreat in the Indian Pacific's Gold accommodations. These classic rooms feature everything travellers desire for a restful journey in the setup that best meets their needs. Guests can choose from Gold Twin cabins with a compact en-suite and upper and lower berths, Gold Single cabins with a lower-level single bed and in-room wash basin, Gold Access cabins thoughtfully designed for mobility-impaired guests, or spacious Gold Suites with a three-quarter-size double bed, an upper berth and an en-suite bathroom.

Gold Premium

Take a step forward in luxury, amenities and design in Gold Premium rooms. Enjoy higher luggage allowances, satin sleep masks, sumptuous linens and premium toiletries in the en-suite bathrooms. Settle into a Gold Premium Twin cabin with plush lounge seating and a collapsible table by day, and upper and lower berths at night. Alternatively, select a Gold Premium Suite with a three-quarter-size double bed, a hidden upper berth, a cosy lounge area with a table and chairs.

Platinum

Travel through the Land Down Under in unmatched elegance in the Indian Pacific's Platinum cabins. Each is set up lounge-style by day, featuring banquet seating, ottomans and a movable table, and with either a double bed or two twins at night. Marvel at the changing route from windows on both sides of the cabin and enjoy attentive, personalised service. Complete with a full-sized en-suite bathroom, top-tier toiletries and complimentary nightcaps each evening, each detail is better than the last.

Elegant dining on the Indian Pacific

Throughout your journey across Australia, each day is punctuated by the flavours of the region through which the train is travelling. High-quality ingredients are sourced from local farmers and suppliers along the route, with each used to create delicious breakfasts in the mornings and multi-course lunch and dinner options. The on-board chef has expertly curated each dish, and the service staff are there to provide complimentary wine recommendations or to provide your favourite drink at no additional cost.

Gold Class travellers enjoy each dining experience in the beautiful Queen Adelaide Restaurant and can socialise with an after-dinner drink in the Outback Explorer Lounge. Art Deco ambience envelopes Gold Premium travellers as they dine in their dedicated car or sip barista-made coffee in the Gold Premium Lounge. In the newest addition to the train, the Platinum Club, Platinum travellers savour incredible dining and drink options, including a self-serve bar, surrounded by sleek yet timeless surroundings and sitting in leather banquette seats.

The Indian Pacific's route through Australia

Spend up to four nights crossing the Australian continent aboard the Indian Pacific. The namesake route for which the train is most famous travels between Perth and Sydney via Adelaide or vice versa. This is a route of dramatic scenery and vivid hues, presenting views of the Great Victoria Desert, the Barossa Valley and the Blue Mountains, amongst other astounding natural features. Each day provides a chance to immerse yourself in Australia's wonders as the train stops in the gold rush town of Kalgoorlie, visits the ghost town of Cook and ventures into Australia's first heritage-listed city, Broken Hill.