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The Journey
The Ghan follows the route of the
explorer John McDouall Stuart and the Afghan camel trains. This journey connects
Adelaide, the picturesque capital of South Australia, and Alice Springs
gateway to Uluru (Ayers Rock), Kings Canyon and Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) and
then onto Darwin.
You will enjoy magic hours on a journey full of fine
dining, spectacular scenery and characters as warm as the great Australian outback itself.
This world-famous train will transport you with all the airconditioned comfort and style
of a fine hotel. The journey can be taken in Gold Kangaroo Sleepers, Red
Kangaroo Sleepers
or Red Kangaroo Daynighter Seats.
The
Ghan is equipped with Gold Kangaroo and Red Kangaroo Lounges, and these are often the centre of activity for any journey. These
lounges provide guests with the perfect atmosphere for relaxed drinking and chatting
with newly found friends. Each lounge car is decorated and furnished with a theme taken
from the history of the Indian Pacific and the various places of interest along the route.
The attention to detail and high level of service makes your journey a truly unforgettable
experience.
The
Ghan. It’s an odd name for a train but in Australian history it is a living
legend. For it is the ultimate journey through the heart of the
continent.
The
legend has soared to new heights with the extension of The Ghan journey to
Darwin. When The Ghan first departed Adelaide for Alice Springs, it was
always intended that it would one day travel through to Darwin. More than 70
years on, that dream has become reality.
Boarding
The Ghan in Adelaide, with great connections available on the Indian Pacific
and The Overland for guests travelling to or from Sydney and Melbourne,
experience one of the most fascinating great train journeys of the world.
Enjoy 2 nights aboard this great train and marvel at the spectacular
Australian landscapes; from the rusty reds of the Red Centre, then north to
Katherine and the tropical splendour of Darwin, or south to the countryside
and rolling hills surrounding Adelaide. |