From the natural, rugged beauty of Kangaroo Island to the vine-clad hills of the Barossa Valley, South Australia is yours to discover on this wine and wildlife adventure. Travelling from Darwin on The Ghan Expedition, you will traverse outback Australia through the heart of the Red Centre, with stops in Katherine, Alice Springs and Coober Pedy. Rolling into Adelaide, you’ll be primed for further epicurean delights to follow. Local produce, refreshing wines and spectacular scenery are the highlights of this spectacular journey.

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The moment you step into your cabin, you'll be immersed into a world of romance that epitomises rail travel. The most popular choice of accommodation, Gold Twin and Single Cabins have everything you need to feel right at home for the amazing experience that lies ahead.

From the natural, rugged beauty of Kangaroo Island to the vine-clad hills of the Barossa Valley, South Australia is yours to discover on this wine and wildlife adventure. Travelling from Brisbane on the Great Southern, winding down the coast through Coffs Harbour and the Hunter Valley, with a city stop in Melbourne, you’ll roll into Adelaide primed for further epicurean delights to follow. Local produce, refreshing wines and spectacular scenery are the highlights of this spectacular journey.

From the natural, rugged beauty of Kangaroo Island to the vine-clad hills of the Barossa Valley, South Australia is yours to discover on this wine and wildlife adventure. Travelling from Brisbane on the Great Southern, winding down the coast through Coffs Harbour and the Hunter Valley, with a city stop in Melbourne, you’ll roll into Adelaide primed for further epicurean delights to follow. Local produce, refreshing wines and spectacular scenery are the highlights of this spectacular journey.

From the natural, rugged beauty of Kangaroo Island to the vine-clad hills of the Barossa Valley, South Australia is yours to discover on this wine and wildlife adventure. Travelling from Brisbane on the Great Southern, winding down the coast through Coffs Harbour and the Hunter Valley, with a city stop in Melbourne, you’ll roll into Adelaide primed for further epicurean delights to follow. Local produce, refreshing wines and spectacular scenery are the highlights of this spectacular journey.

From the natural, rugged beauty of Kangaroo Island to the vine-clad hills of the Barossa Valley, South Australia is yours to discover on this wine and wildlife adventure. Travelling from Brisbane on the Great Southern, winding down the coast through Coffs Harbour and the Hunter Valley, with a city stop in Melbourne, you’ll roll into Adelaide primed for further epicurean delights to follow. Local produce, refreshing wines and spectacular scenery are the highlights of this spectacular journey.

For the discerning traveller, Platinum 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.

The moment you step into your cabin, you’ll be immersed into a world of romance that epitomises rail travel.

South Australia is something of a hidden hotspot when it comes to fine food, wonderful wine and a plethora of wildlife. These highlights paired with the iconic journey of The Ghan between Adelaide and Darwin make for an unforgettable experience as you sample the bounty of the fertile soils of South Australia, meet the locals on Kangaroo Island, and travel through spectacular regional South Australian countryside as it makes way for the red ochre of the outback.

Nestled into the rugged Cobourg Peninsula north-east of Darwin, Seven Spirit Bay is Outback Spirit’s ‘jewel in the crown’, and the ultimate in remote luxury. At Seven Spirit Bay, there are adventures including Bluewater and Estuary fishing excursions, 4WD wildlife safaris, marine sightseeing and wildlife cruises, historic tours and more. Paired with a journey on The Ghan Expedition, travel through the breathtaking natural wonders of Outback Australia visiting Nitmiluk, Alice Springs and the underground town of Coober Pedy.

This world-renowned wine region is a must see for wine lovers visiting Adelaide. Full of history, this region is home to over 80 cellar doors.

Depart the city towards Glenelg and take the coastal route to the Fleurieu Peninsula.

Experience the breathtaking feeling of floating silently above the outback as the sun slowly rises over the desert on this awe-inspiring ballooning adventure.

This one day 4WD safari travels through the West MacDonnell Ranges to Hermannsburg, an Aboriginal community and historic precinct which is renowned for its Aboriginal art collection and the works of Albert Namatjira.

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Make your way to Stokes Hill Wharf and join the Dinner Cruise aboard the Charles Darwin.

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Bring the country to life on an Aboriginal guided Indigenous Litchfield Spectacular day tour.

Kakadu National Park is a landscape of exceptional beauty and diversity. Teeming with wildlife in the water, on the land and in the air, there are many species which provide a diversity and concentration seen nowhere else. Today you travel across Adelaide River and Marrakai Plains, deep into Kakadu National Park. Visit the Warradjan Cultural Centre and view the informative displays depicting the traditions of the Aboriginal people in Kakadu. Join a local guide for a cruise on the famous Yellow Water Billabong, enjoy lunch at Nourlangie Rock and view ancient Aboriginal rock art. Spend the return trip to Darwin taking in the breathtaking scenery. For that once in a lifetime experience, upgrade to include a 50 minute scenic flight (additional cost).

The moment you step into your cabin, you'll be immersed into a world of romance that epitomises rail travel. The most popular choice of accommodation, Gold Twin and Single Cabins have everything you need to feel right at home for the amazing experience that lies ahead.

As part of your journey aboard we offer complimentary transfers for selected departures.

Visit the popular coastal townships of Apollo Bay and Lorne - a surfer's haven and retreat. See many fern filled gullies and river inlets on your journey. Travel the length of the Great Ocean Road passing towering limestone cliffs, sweeping white beaches and stunning forest scenery. The Great Ocean Road is truly one of the world's greatest scenic coastal drives. Witness a fabulous spectacle of massive natural erosion. Contrasts abound between rugged coast and verdant rainforest living side by side. See the amazing Twelve Apostles - limestone stacks rising dramatically from the Southern Ocean and visit the Information Centre. Walk along the boardwalk and enjoy the scenery from various viewing platforms. See Loch Ard Gorge and be swept away by the romantic and tragic story of love and lives lost aboard the Loch Ard. Explore Port Campbell National Park. Discover the tragic history of over 50 ships wrecked along this rugged coastline. Continue beyond Port Campbell to the remnants of London Bridge. See the spectacular night lights of Melbourne as you cross the West Gate Bridge on your way back to Melbourne.

1 day This full day sightseeing tour into Arnhem Land offers you an opportunity to visit Aboriginal lands, see magnificent ancient rock art, visit a stunning billabong, see local bird and wildlife and meet local Aboriginal artists at Injalak Arts and Craft Centre, Oenpelli (Gunbalanya). Travel through World heritage listed Kakadu National Park, drive across the causeway of the East Alligator River and enter Arnhem Land. Cahills Crossing is a great place to spot crocodiles sunning themselves on the banks or in the water waiting to catch a barramundi. With special permission from the local Aboriginal people, you will visit several sites in Minkinj Valley with its towering escarpment to view unusual rock art, stop at Red Lily Billabong and spend time at Injalak Arts and Craft Centre. Here you meet local Aboriginal artists, the men painting with fine brushes and the women weaving colourful and intricate baskets..

Discover the highlights of Kakadu on this two day tour. Travel along the Arnhem Highway into Kakadu National Park. Here you will explore rocky escarpment home to historic Aboriginal rock art dating back thousands of years, to floodplains abundant with wildlife. Visit the Warradjan Cultural Centre. Join your local guide on a cruise of Yellow Water Billabong. Stop at Nourlangie to view the rock art galleries. Explore the World Heritage Area of Ubirr. Join the Guluyambi Cruise on the East Alligator River. And finally, visit the Bowali Visitor Centre before returning to Darwin.

One fantastic Island, so many unique and diverse experiences! Located just 19km off the mainland, Rottnest Island offers endless possibilities. Explore the beauty and tranquility of Rottnest as you sit back and relax in the comfort of an air conditioned coach. This 90 minute tour around the island takes you out to some of Rottnest’s most spectacular locations including the Wadjemup Lighthouse and the rugged West End. The tour will provide you with an insight into Rottnest’s cultural and historical heritage, diverse wildlife and social heritage. You will also have a chance to step outside and have a stroll along the boardwalk at the majestic look-out point at West End.

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Travelling south you head towards the iconic Busselton Jetty, the longest timber jetty in the southern hemisphere. Indulge in a lunch of local Margaret River produce with complimentary beer and cider tastings at one of Margaret River’s oldest breweries. Continue south for a visit to a local winery. Next head out to explore Mammoth Cave on a guided tour. Pass through the stunning Boranup Forest and be awestruck at the size of these massive Karri trees. Visit Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse the dividing point between the Southern and Indian Oceans. Make a brief stop in the township of Margaret River where you have free time to stroll the main street. Travel back towards Perth with an opportunity to purchase dinner along the way.

Day 1: Drive from Perth through the charming seaside towns of Mandurah, where we’ll take a coffee break at a café by the foreshore; Bunbury where we’ll visit the Featured Wood Gallery & Museum, then onto Busselton where we stop for a delicious lunch. On arrival to Margaret River and visit a local artisan. Visit the McLeod family farm to see mobs of Western Grey Kangaroos in their natural environment, we might even meet Neil’s friendly horses. Before settling into your accommodation, we take a drive to the coast for spectacular views of world class surf breaks. Overnight accommodation included. Day 2: Spend the day tasting wine, craft beer, coffee, cheese, olive oil and condiments, and everyone’s favourite – chocolate! Lunch is at the award winning Cowaramup Brewery, where we’ll also enjoy a complimentary crafted brew, or some lovely local wine. We return for the evening to your accommodation at around 5:00pm, where you’ll be able to relax after a busy day and dine at your leisure. Day 3: Explore the region’s stunning scenery and fantastic natural and cultural attractions today. Head to Redgate Beach, where you’ll hear stories of shipwrecks and other tales of the region. The tour goes underground at the spectacular Mammoth Cave, one of just a few caves in the south west which contains fossils. A scenic drive through the majestic Boranup Forest will take us to Boranup Gallery, showcasing beautiful and creative wood designs and furniture. Then it’s time to head to Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, where we’ll take a guided tour and spot the point where the Southern and Indian oceans meet. Watch out for whales – southern right, humpback and blue whales can often be seen from the towers! We stop for lunch and a tea or coffee at the Deck Chair Café in Augusta, before hitting the road and travelling through wine and dairy country, back to Margaret River. You’ll have some free time in Margaret River town to stroll around or pick-up a special memento or gift to take home. Then it’s all aboard again, as we farewell Margaret River at around 3-3:30pm and drive back to Perth.

5 hours A great taster tour taking in Perth and Fremantle affording the opportunity to drive around these iconic cities with various stops. Starting in Perth, the tour takes in all major attractions of the revitalised Perth CBD, including the Western Australian Cricket Ground (WACA), newly opened Elizabeth Quay and the Perth Mint. Then it’s on to Kings Park Botanical Gardens, where you will have time to experience a walk through the tree canopies on the Tree Top Walkway or take in the stunning views from the war memorial back over the City Skyline. Continue through to the affluent Western Suburbs of Perth, known as Millionaire’s Row before reaching Cottesloe Beach where the Indian Ocean sparkles. Travel on into historic Fremantle viewing the impressive facades of this heritage listed city including a brief stop before returning to Perth.

Travel through the Swan Valley to New Norcia, Australia’s only monastic town, renowned for its Benedictine Abbey. Drive through the town and learn of the intriguing history and culture of the community. Visit a produce shop for the chance to purchase Benedictine Community goods including olive oil, fruit, wine, New Norcia nut cake and breads. Alternatively, visit the museum and art gallery. From here you will visit the Western Wildflower Farm for a brief talk about how wildflowers are dried and exported. Continue to the lobster fishing town of Cervantes and visit the Pinnacles Desert where you enjoy an easy paced walk through these mystical limestone pillars. Wildflower viewing stops are only made when in season.

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Rise early for your transfer to the world class Alice Springs Desert Park where you will witness free-flying birds at the Nature Theatre presentation and see rare and endangered animals such as the Bilby.

Tour the sights of ‘The Alice’. Visit the School of the Air, stop at the Telegraph Station and visit the Royal Flying Doctors Service. There’s also a stop at the Alice Springs Reptile Centre, where you can get up close and touch some of the lizards and snakes of Central Australia. The tour concludes with a panoramic view of the township from the top of ANZAC Hill.

Travel towards Wave Rock, with a brief stop at York, the first township founded in the Avon Valley. A casual lunch is provided upon arrival at the accommodation, followed by an afternoon at leisure to explore. Enjoy a two course dinner before a private after hours visit to Wave Rock complete with star gazing. Day two provides an opportunity to tour the historic homesteads, working farm and restored car museum. Just before lunch, rejoin the day tour. Visit Hippo’s Yawn, break for a barbecue lunch and continue onto the main highlights, the spectacular Wave Rock and Gnamma Holes. Your experience continues with a visit to The Humps and Mulka’s Cave. A short stop in the quaint country town of Babakin for afternoon tea (own expense) with a mid evening arrival back into Perth.

As you head east from Perth, enjoy morning tea (own expense) at historic York, the first township founded in the Avon Valley. Followed by a visit to Hippo’s Yawn, a rock formation which resembles a hippo yawning. Break for a buffet lunch at the Wildflower Shop. See the spectacle of Wave Rock and the ancient Gnamma Holes. Whilst here visit a wildlife Park or view the unique Antique Lace Collection. Leaving Wave Rock visit The Humps and Mulka’s Cave. Return to Perth via a different route and stop at the quaint country town of Babakin for afternoon tea prepared by the Country Women’s Association (own expense). Wildflower viewing stops are made in season.

The afternoon half day downtown Sydney, Bondi and Kings Cross tour is a perfect option for those who have a tight schedule or those who don’t wish to be on tour for a full day. This tour is a thorough introduction to Sydney and its neighbours. Tour through the historic Rocks area and take in views of the Opera House, Hyde Park, St Mary’s Cathedral, Parliament House and the Art Gallery. Stop at Mrs Macquarie’s Chair for magnificent views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Visit The Gap and enjoy stunning views. Stop at the world-famous Bondi Beach and enjoy the spectacular scenery. Join the coach for your return to Sydney, travelling through Paddington and the exclusive Eastern suburbs.