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The famous Indian Pacific is
an adventure that delivers to travellers one of the greatest rail journeys on earth. There
is no better way to see and feel the magic of Australia. The Indian Pacific is the last true trans-continental train journey
remaining in the world today. This amazing train traverses Australia from coast to coast
(linking Perth to Sydney via Adelaide), travelling between the sparkling waters of the
Pacific and Indian Oceans.
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The Journey
From the barren Nullabor
Plain, where the uniquely
Australian outback landscape stretches as far as the eye can see, to the lush green beauty
of the Blue Mountains, the Indian Pacific traverses some of Australia's most spectacular
scenery. The Indian Pacific spends the majority of its time removed from civilisation. For
478 km of its 4352 km journey, the Indian Pacific travels the longest straight stretch of
railway in the world, across the Nullabor Plain.
For two and a half days travellers are suspended in
time in a well appointed, spacious train. The journey can be undertaken in
Gold Kangaroo sleeper guests, Red Kangaroo sleeper guests and Red Kangaroo
Daynighter seat guests with the comfort of restaurants, lounges and the company of other guests.
The wildlife is sparse, but you will spot dingoes,
kangaroos and birdlife, including the Indian Pacific's emblem, the wedge-tailed eagle,
with its incredible wing span of up to two metres. |