Cross Country with the Indian Pacific

Named for the two oceans the train encounters on its journey, the Indian Pacific travels between Perth and Sydney, via Adelaide, in a spectacular 4352km journey. 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. Finish your journey with a luxurious retreat in the pristine Bouddi National Park.

Your holiday include
4 days/3 nights aboard the Indian Pacific with all-inclusive meals, fine wines and beverages as well as all off-train excursions at stops along the way
1 night at The Langham Hotel, Sydney
3 day premium car hire with unlimited kilometres
2 nights at Pretty Beach House with all dining, open bar with premium wines, beers, spirits, mini-bar, unlimited wi-fi and mountain bike hire

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Perth - Kalgoorlie

Depart Perth through the barren expanse of the Nullarbor Plain, from cities of four million inhabitants to ghost-towns of just four citizens.

Onboard the Indian Pacific you will be accommodated in a Platinum Class cabin is configured as a private lounge by day with deluxe seating. By night, your accommodation converts to a comfortable bedroom with either a double or twin beds. All meals are served onboard in the Platinum Club.

First stop this evening is the wild west town of Kalgoorlie-Boulder, where you will tour the Hannan’s North Tourist Mine and visit the 3.6km wide Super Pit – an open-cut gold mine that has yielded riches 24 hours a day since 1989.

The Nullarbor

Upon waking, set your sights on the vast horizon beyond the window – you have arrived on the edges of the sweeping Nullarbor Plain. Big blue skies await you, the ancient stillness of the desert landscape broken only by a mob of friendly kangaroos or the occasional circling bird of prey. Tour the once-thriving Nullarbor railway community – now ghost town – of Cook.

Adelaide to Broken Hill

By morning’s light, your desert views have made way for the rolling South Australian countryside. Arriving in Adelaide, prepare yourself for an entertaining stop in a beautifully-designed city renowned for international arts festivals, pop-up bars, and laneway restaurants. Feast upon the sights, scents and tastes of the extraordinary Adelaide Central Market – a mecca for locally-grown produce, multicultural treats and unexpected gourmet delights. Over lunch, watch as pastures dissolve into tough mallee scrub on approach to Broken Hill. Known as the Silver City, Broken Hill is one of Australia’s legendary Outback bases defined by its wide streets, country pubs and ties with the Royal Flying Doctor Service and School of the Air. Here, you can visit the late Pro Hart’s art studio or head for the Miners’ Memorial where the stark reality of working in Broken Hill’s mines over the ages is writ large.

Blue Mountains to Sydney

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 staff) into Sydney Central Station. Alternatively, stay on board the Indian Pacific to travel directly to Sydney

Once in Sydney you will be transferred to your accommodation at The Langham and are free to explore the city at your leisure in the evening.

Sydney to Pretty Beach

Collect your rental vehicle and make your way 90 minutes to your luxurious retreat nestled on the pristine Bouddi Peninsula. Set high on the escarpment above Pretty Beach, Pretty Beach House is the epitome of laidback luxury surrounded by Mother Nature.

Check in for a 2 night stay.

Pretty Beach

Today relax and unwind in your private pavilion with commanding views through the angophora treetops. You may like to take advantage of the Bouddi Spa, book a private cooking class, kayak, horse ride, bushwalk or fish during your day at leisure (additional cost).

Return to Sydney

Make your way back to Sydney and return your rental vehicle before flying home.

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