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The Indian Pacific travels from Sydney to Perth or vice versa along the longest stretch of straight railway track in the world. The epic 4,352 km-long journey takes four days and three nights and traverses the south of Australia across the Blue Mountains and through the barren expanses of the Nullabor via Broken Hill, Adelaide, Cook, and Kalgoorlie. Guests can enjoy an all-inclusive stay in Platinum and Gold Service cabins and dine in style on gourmet dishes paired with fine Australian wines in the classically styled Queen Adelaide Restaurant. The Outback Explorer Lounge is the train’s centre of activity where passengers can socialise and enjoy a wide range of all-inclusive refreshments. Extended off-train excursions are offered at Broken Hill and Adelaide, both ways, and in the Barossa Valley, Kalgoorlie, and Cook on the eastbound journey. There is a short stop at Rawlinna on the westbound journey.
The classically designed Queen Adelaide Restaurant offers dynamic menus showcasing the finest regional flavours available, including top-end barramundi, locally-produced beef and lamb, Margaret River cheeses, Barossa Valley small goods; and native Australian fare including kangaroo, saltbush, and wild rosella flower. All meals are complemented by a range of all-inclusive wines, beers, and non-alcoholic beverages. The Queen Adelaide Restaurant is open to all Platinum and Gold Service guests for breakfast, a two-course lunch, and three-course dinner.
Featuring a deluxe bar, lounge, and fully flexible dining area, the Platinum Club is reserved exclusively for Platinum guests and offers an outstanding menu featuring 5-course meals, full or continental breakfasts, sumptuous lunches, and a la carte dinners. The carriage offers a daytime lounge setting with adaptable dining options and an evening banquet layout suitable for captain’s dinners and larger group gatherings.
The Platinum cabins are lavishly spacious and configured as a private lounge with deluxe lounge seating, a table, and two ottomans. By night, the lounges convert to a comfortable bedroom with either a double bed or twin beds. The full-size en-suite bathrooms are equipped with a shower, vanity with cupboard space, toilet, and complimentary bathroom amenities. The wide variety of comforts include power outlets, an in-cabin safe, lockable door, in-cabin music channels and journey audio commentary; and picture windows with views from both sides of the train. Refreshments are served in-cabin and an in-cabin continental breakfast is served on request.
Benefits include exclusive access to dine at the Platinum Club, all-inclusive dining in the Queen Adelaide Restaurant, all-inclusive Australian wines, beers, base spirits and non-alcoholic beverages, and all-inclusive off-train excursions and short stops.
The Chairman’s Carriage can accommodate up to eight people and is available exclusively for Platinum Service. The carriage features three Platinum double cabins and one Platinum twin cabin along with a multi-purpose dining and lounge area with leather banquette seats.
The Gold single cabins are compact sleeper-cabins featuring a bed that converts to a seat by day. Facilities include power outlets and in-cabin music and journey audio commentary. Shared shower/toilet facilities are located at the end of the carriage. Benefits include all-inclusive dining in the Queen Adelaide Restaurant, all-inclusive Australian wines, beers, base spirits and non-alcoholic beverages, and all-inclusive off-train excursions and short stops.
The Gold twin cabins are comfortable sleeper cabins featuring private en-suite bathrooms and upper and lower berths that convert to a three-seat lounge by day. Facilities include power outlets and in-cabin music and journey audio commentary. Benefits include all-inclusive dining in the Queen Adelaide Restaurant, all-inclusive Australian wines, beers, base spirits and non-alcoholic beverages, and all-inclusive off-train excursions and short stops.
The Gold superior cabins feature a ¾ size double bed plus an additional fold down upper berth, lounge area, TV and DVD player, mini-bar, and en-suite bathroom. Benefits include all-inclusive dining in the Queen Adelaide Restaurant, all-inclusive Australian wines, beers, base spirits and non-alcoholic beverages, and all-inclusive off-train excursions and short stops.
Gold Access Cabins are exclusively reserved for the mobility impaired. The cabins are designed specifically for guests in wheelchairs and feature two lower sleepers and a fitted ensuite. Benefits include all-inclusive dining in the Queen Adelaide Restaurant, all-inclusive Australian wines, beers, base spirits and non-alcoholic beverages, and all-inclusive off-train excursions and short stops.
