Perth | Margaret River | Adelaide | Broken Hill | Blue Mountains | Sydney
A journey of indulgence, sampling some of Australia’s finest produce onboard the Indian Pacific and through beautiful Margaret River which produces some of Western Australia’s gourmet wines, beers, chocolates and cheeses.
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(Tuesday) On arrival into Perth, settling into your central accommodation and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure to explore this ever evolving riverfront city. Relax on the banks of Elizabeth Quay and watch the world go by or enjoy the impressive vantage point gained of the city from the lofty heights of Kings Park.
Hotel: Pan Pacific Hotel (for 2020/21 accommodation will be at the Duxton Hotel)
Your journey of indulgence begins with a picturesque drive south to the fabulous Margaret River.
You’ll enjoy stops along the way including Mandurah for a coffee break by the foreshore and a visit to Bunbury’s Featured Wood Gallery and Museum. At Busselton walk off your delicious lunch with a stroll along the longest timber jetty in the southern hemisphere.
Hotel: Margarets Beach Resort, Busselton
Meals: Breakfast and lunch
Today is a sensory overload of wonderful food, wine and scenery as you indulge in the regional produce such as wine, craft beer, coffee, olive oil and chocolate with the various esteemed local producers.
Hotel: Margarets Beach Resort, Busselton
Meals: Breakfast and lunch
Head to Redgate Beach to hear stories of the shipwrecks that lie offshore, then head underground to explore the spectacular Mammoth Cave. Next stop, majestic Boranup Forest dominating by 60-metre tall karri trees, and a tour of the tallest lighthouse on mainland Australia, Cape Leeuwin, before stopping for lunch in Augusta.
After free time in browse the shops and galleries in the Margaret River township, it’s time to head back to your Perth accommodation.
Hotel: Pan Pacific Perth (For 2020/21 you accommodation will be at Duxton Hotel)
Meals: Breakfast and lunch
The day is yours to explore cosmopolitan Perth – cruise the Swan River, walk through Kings Park or see the Quokkas on Rottnest Island.
Hotel: Pan Pacific Perth
Meals: Breakfast
This morning depart Perth on the Indian Pacific. Settle into your cabin and relax in the Explorer Lounge before your late night arrival into the Golden Outback region.
Overnight: Indian Pacific Train
Meals: Lunch and dinner
Wake up to sunrise on the Nullarbor from the comfort of your cabin. Take time to relax and watch Australia become a moving postcard and sample the regionally inspired food over breakfast, lunch and dinner on board Today’s excursion is a unique visit to the ghost town of Cook, home to just 4 inhabitants.
Overnight: Indian Pacific Train
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
The rich ochre sands make way for forests and farmland as you arrive into the South Australian capital of Adelaide. A city highlights tour is included before continuing your onward rail journey to Sydney via the frontier mining town of Broken Hill for a choice of off train excursions that showcase the town’s rich mining, artistic and cinematic legacy.
Overnight: Indian Pacific Train
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Tuck into a hearty breakfast on board before arriving into the heart of the Blue Mountains to explore this renowned world-heritage listed National Park. View the famous Three Sisters rock formation and experience the world’s steepest railway at Scenic World.
Continue on to Sydney to complete your epic transcontinental crossing.
Overnight: Indian Pacific Train
Meals: Breakfast and lunch
Departs every Tuesday
For departures past April 2020 your Perth accommodation will be at the Duxton Hotel Perth
Discover the best of Australia and its diverse scenery with our brilliantly planned rail escapes, which are a holiday in themselves.
Your rail escape includes:
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