INDIAN PACIFIC TRAIN - PERTH TO SYDNEY

The Indian Pacific train links the Indian and Pacific Oceans, crossing the entire country 4,352 km from west to east - the longest train journey in the country (65 h)! It links Perth to Sydney via Kalgoorlie, Adelaide and the Blue Mountains. Pass through unique landscapes: outback, vast plains, deserts, mountains... A 4-day trip with great excursions at each stop (included or extra).

The idea of an Australian transcontinental railroad dates back to the late ^19th century, but technical and financial challenges delayed its completion. The first section of the railroad, from Kalgoorlie to Perth, was completed in 1917. The crucial section from Port Augusta to Kalgoorlie was completed in 1917, linking eastern and western Australia. However, differences in rail gauges between the states were still a problem. It wasn't until 1970 that track gauges were standardized, enabling the creation of a continuous train service between Sydney and Perth.

Luxurious sleeper cars with private bathrooms, excellent food, drinks and alcohol on demand, attentive staff - it's an incredible once-in-a-lifetime experience! If you're feeling sociable, take advantage of the lounge car, a bar car where you can meet other travelers, have a drink or a snack outside of mealtimes. Concerts are also organized here.