The Indian Pacific

This is a train journey that takes passengers across Australia, from Sydney to Perth. The Indian Pacific traverses mountain ranges, passes through arid deserts and goldfields, and through rocky valleys and desert savannahs on its transcontinental crossings. It is known for its comfortable cabins, excellent service, and unique experiences like stargazing and bushwalking. Whether you’re journeying from the Indian Ocean to the Pacific or the other way around, you’ll be making your way across the longest stretch of straight railway track in the world.

A train travels through wide open countryside

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A couple sat in a twin cabin onboard the train

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Classes of Accommodation

Platinum Service Cabins

For the discerning traveller, Platinum Service adds an enhanced level of sophistication to your journey. Stylishly appointed, spacious suites complemented by discreet, personalised service and world-class food and wine make this a very special travel experience.

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Gold Service Twin Cabins

Gold Class Twin Cabins have everything you need to make you feel right at home for the amazing experience that lies ahead. This is your private oasis, a superbly comfortable overnight room to recline and let the rhythm of the tracks sway you to sleep ahead of your next adventure.

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Gold twin cabin accommodation onboard the Ghan and Indian Pacific trains

room in the Gold Class Single accommodation

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Gold Service Single

Gold Service Single is a comfortable sleeper cabin option that offers all the luxurious inclusions of the Gold Service Twin such as fully inclusive dining with three gourmet meals per day, all-inclusive Australian wines, beers, base spirits, and non-alcoholic beverages. Gold Service Single Cabins are approximately 7 feet long by 4 feet wide, and by day they include a comfortable armchair, a table, and a vanity.

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Platinum Cabins

These cabins are larger than Gold Service and the enhanced space offers yet more comfort and luxury. Platinum guests enjoy a full-size ensuite bathroom, as well as, exclusive use of the Platinum Club Carriage. By day, your cabin is configured as a private lounge with deluxe seating, a table, and two ottomans. By night, you’ll enjoy a deep, comfortable sleep as the lounges convert into a comfortable bedroom with either double or twin beds (subject to availability).

As with Gold Service, meals and wine, beer, and soft drinks are included in the cost of the journey, together with a number of other special touches unique to Platinum Service.

Gold Service Twin Cabins

Gold Twin Cabins have all of the features of the Single Cabins, including complimentary three-course meals and drinks. They contain a sofa for daytime use, which folds away to become an upper and lower berth in the evening. In addition, Twin Cabins have a compact private bathroom, containing a hot shower, toilet, and washbasin.

Gold Service Single Cabins

In the evening, the attendant will fold a bed down from behind the seat which will fill the cabin. There are hot showers and toilet facilities at the end of each carriage. Each cabin comes with towels and a complimentary pack of toiletries including soap, toothpaste, and shampoo. Three-course meals are included in the cost of the journey, as well as Australian beer, standard wines, and soft drinks which are also complementary and can be enjoyed in the “Outback Explorer” lounge.