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The Mighty Nullarbor 2027 (Indian Pacific) : Perth to Sydney

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From ocean to ocean, this incredible transcontinental journey travels from city to outback to city, highlighting the diverse landscapes of this beautiful country, from urban skyscapes to arid plains.

From price

$3,890
Price per person, twin share
Number Of Days
5
Start Location
Perth, Australia
End Location
Sydney, Australia
Age Range
Avg. 40+
Group Size
1 to 1
Tour Style
Premium
Tour Themes
Rail
Physical Rating
Easy

Departure dates

Price per person, twin share
Start End Availability Price
02 Jan 2027 06 Jan 2027 15 $4,390
09 Jan 2027 13 Jan 2027 14 $4,390
16 Jan 2027 20 Jan 2027 9 $4,390
23 Jan 2027 27 Jan 2027 1 $5,290
30 Jan 2027 03 Feb 2027 1 $9,490
06 Feb 2027 10 Feb 2027 16 $5,290
13 Feb 2027 17 Feb 2027 4 $9,590
20 Feb 2027 24 Feb 2027 10 $5,290
27 Feb 2027 03 Mar 2027 10 $5,290
06 Mar 2027 10 Mar 2027 4 $6,190
13 Mar 2027 17 Mar 2027 9 $6,190
20 Mar 2027 24 Mar 2027 9 $6,190
27 Mar 2027 31 Mar 2027 1 $6,190
03 Apr 2027 07 Apr 2027 7 $6,090
10 Apr 2027 14 Apr 2027 5 $5,290
17 Apr 2027 21 Apr 2027 4 $5,290
24 Apr 2027 28 Apr 2027 11 $4,390
01 May 2027 05 May 2027 18 $4,390
08 May 2027 12 May 2027 28 $4,390
15 May 2027 19 May 2027 12 $4,390
29 May 2027 02 Jun 2027 15 $5,290
05 Jun 2027 09 Jun 2027 11 $3,890
12 Jun 2027 16 Jun 2027 31 $3,890
19 Jun 2027 23 Jun 2027 13 $3,890
26 Jun 2027 30 Jun 2027 32 $3,890
03 Jul 2027 07 Jul 2027 37 $3,890
10 Jul 2027 14 Jul 2027 31 $3,890
17 Jul 2027 21 Jul 2027 30 $3,890
24 Jul 2027 28 Jul 2027 31 $3,890
31 Jul 2027 04 Aug 2027 24 $3,890
07 Aug 2027 11 Aug 2027 30 $4,390
14 Aug 2027 18 Aug 2027 31 $4,390
21 Aug 2027 25 Aug 2027 12 $4,390
28 Aug 2027 01 Sep 2027 31 $4,390
04 Sep 2027 08 Sep 2027 12 $5,490
11 Sep 2027 15 Sep 2027 4 $5,490
18 Sep 2027 22 Sep 2027 21 $5,490
25 Sep 2027 29 Sep 2027 42 $5,490
02 Oct 2027 06 Oct 2027 12 $6,190
09 Oct 2027 13 Oct 2027 33 $5,490
16 Oct 2027 20 Oct 2027 27 $5,490
23 Oct 2027 27 Oct 2027 11 $5,490
30 Oct 2027 03 Nov 2027 20 $5,490
06 Nov 2027 10 Nov 2027 6 $6,190
13 Nov 2027 17 Nov 2027 27 $6,390
20 Nov 2027 24 Nov 2027 28 $6,390
27 Nov 2027 01 Dec 2027 45 $6,390
04 Dec 2027 08 Dec 2027 54 $5,290
11 Dec 2027 15 Dec 2027 18 $5,290
18 Dec 2027 22 Dec 2027 39 $5,290
25 Dec 2027 29 Dec 2027 52 $5,290

Inclusions

  • 5 days / 4 nights aboard the Indian Pacific from Perth to Sydney
  • All-inclusive meals, fine wines, and beverages
  • Off Train Experiences in Kalgoorlie, Cook, Barossa Valley, Broken Hill and the Blue Mountains
  • Visit Kalgoorlie, a gold rush-era town on the outskirts of the Nullarbor
  • Enjoy a nightcap by a bonfire under the vast Nullarbor sky in the remote town of Cook
  • Visit Seppeltsfield Estate for a signature dining experience in the Barossa Valley
  • Visit Australia’s first heritage listed-city, Broken Hill
  • Explore the spectacular Blue Mountains

    • Itinerary details

    PERTH
    Your transcontinental adventure begins in Perth, where you’ll gather with fellow travellers for a warm welcome and a celebratory start to your journey. As the Indian Pacific readies to depart, anticipation builds for the days ahead – crossing the country from ocean to ocean, along the world’s longest stretch of straight railway track. With the sun dipping low over the west, settle into your cabin, meet new friends in the lounge, and savour your first dinner on board. (D) 
    KALGOORLIE & COOK
    Awake to see the sunrise across the vast Nullarbor before arriving in Kalgoorlie, Australia’s largest outback town. This morning, delve into the region’s fascinating past and present with a visit to its gold-rush heritage and the modern-day Super Pit mine. Choose your Off Train Experience to explore Kalgoorlie in your own way, with morning refreshments included.  Reboarding mid-morning for brunch, spend the afternoon at leisure on board. Relax with fine hospitality as the endless sweep of the Nullarbor passes by. Crossing borders and time zones, you’ll arrive late evening in the near-ghost town of Cook, South Australia. Once bustling, today only a handful of residents remain, yet its stories endure. Step into this outback outpost to explore the ghost-like town, and as evening falls look skyward – here, under a canopy of stars unspoiled by light, you’ll join a guided stargazing experience to spot the Southern Cross and other constellations that shine bright with dazzling clarity. Later, return to the train for a regionally inspired dinner and the gentle rhythm of the rails as you continue eastward. (B,L,D) 
    BAROSSA VALLEY
    Spend the morning travelling through the pastoral heart of South Australia, with sweeping views of the Flinders Ranges, Spencer Gulf, and the Adelaide Plains unfolding beyond your window. A leisurely breakfast and lunch are served on board, inviting you to savour the relaxed rhythm of train travel   In the afternoon, disembark at Long Plains and transfer by comfortable coach to the world-renowned Barossa Valley. Here, at the historic Seppeltsfield Estate, an evening of fine wine and dining awaits. Enjoy a signature culinary experience in the vintage cellar, created exclusively for Indian Pacific guests, complete with a spectacular ‘Firing of the Barrel’ and a food-and-wine pairing designed by Executive Chef Owen Andrews. Platinum guests are also invited to taste a rare 100-year-old tawny, a true highlight of the region.  After dinner, return to the train, where the Indian Pacific rolls eastward into the night. (B,L,D) 
    BROKEN HILL
    Overnight the Indian Pacific crosses another border, arriving in Broken Hill, New South Wales – the famed Silver City. After a hearty breakfast, set out to explore this legendary outback town.  Choose your own adventure: visit the Miners’ Memorial and Sulphide Street Railway and Historical Museum for a fascinating look at the region’s mining heritage, or venture underground on a Daydream Mine tour for an authentic glimpse into the life of early miners. Art lovers can head to the Pro Hart Gallery for a ‘paint and sip’ session in the artist’s original studio, while foodies will enjoy a native ingredients masterclass with Chef Lee Cecchin, followed by a cook-off at The Old Salt Bush restaurant. Or, see Broken Hill’s vibrant personality shine with a lively main-street tour hosted by Shelita Buffet, Queen of the Outback.  Returning to the train for lunch and admire the changing landscapes of regional New South Wales. Tonight, savour your final dinner on board, raising a glass to an unforgettable journey exploring Australia by train. (B,L,D) 
     
    BLUE MOUNTAINS & SYDNEY
    Your final day begins in the majestic Blue Mountains, where soaring sandstone cliffs and eucalypt valleys create a World Heritage–listed landscape unlike any other. After breakfast, farewell the Indian Pacific and step into this extraordinary bushland for your Off Train Experience.  At Scenic World, choose from four iconic adventures: glide above ravines on the Scenic Skyway, descend into the forest aboard the Scenic Cableway, or ride the world’s steepest passenger railway. Alternatively, stretch your legs on a guided walk to soak up the views, or savour a decadent high tea at the historic Hydro Majestic Hotel, framed by sweeping mountain panoramas.  To complete your journey, board our chartered New South Wales rail service, fully hosted by your Indian Pacific crew, into Sydney Central Station. For those preferring an earlier arrival, the option to remain on the Indian Pacific and reach Sydney before lunch is also available. (B,L)  

    Frequently Asked Questions

    You should choose this incredible transcontinental journey for its unique ability to take you from ocean to ocean, crossing the world's longest stretch of straight railway track. This premium experience blends urban skyscapes with the raw beauty of the arid plains, offering exclusive highlights like a signature culinary experience at the historic Seppeltsfield Estate and a guided stargazing experience in the remote town of Cook.
    This tour is designed for those who appreciate a premium travel style and a deep dive into the diverse landscapes of Australia. It is ideal for travellers who enjoy a mix of luxury, history, and nature, as well as those who love the romance of long-distance rail travel and the opportunity to explore both bustling cities and quiet outback outposts.
    The pros include a high-end 'Premium' service, inclusive fine dining, and a diverse itinerary that covers gold-rush heritage, world-class wine regions, and World Heritage-listed landscapes. While the tour offers a comprehensive cross-country experience, some travellers might find the long stretches of rail travel through the Nullarbor to be a slow pace, though this is intended as part of the relaxing rhythm of the journey.
    This tour is a wonderful option for couples and solo travellers looking for a sophisticated way to see the country, with plenty of opportunities to meet new friends in the lounge. While the provided data does not specifically mention family-oriented activities, the premium nature and diverse experiences make it accessible to various adult groups.
    This tour is excellent for both first-time visitors and experienced travellers. First-timers will love the comprehensive overview of Australia's geography from Perth to Sydney, while experienced travellers will appreciate the deep dives into specific regional histories in Kalgoorlie, Broken Hill, and the Barossa Valley.
    The tour is rated as 'Easy' in terms of physicality, which suggests it is accessible for many. However, specific details regarding accessibility for those with significant mobility concerns are not provided, so we recommend contacting us for more tailored information.
    This tour offers a balanced blend of all three. It focuses on sightseeing through the vast Nullarbor and Blue Mountains, culture through visits to mining museums and art galleries in Broken Hill, and light adventure through 'Off Train Experiences' like the Daydream Mine tour or the Scenic Railway.
    The pace of this tour is generally relaxed, emphasizing the 'relaxed rhythm of train travel.' While there are scheduled stops and excursions, much of the journey is spent savouring the hospitality on board and watching the landscape unfold from the window.
    The itinerary feels relaxed, providing guests with leisure time on board and the ability to choose their own adventures during off-train experiences. The transition from the west coast to the east coast is designed to be a leisurely exploration rather than a rushed transit.
    Yes, the tour includes several iconic highlights and landmarks, such as the Super Pit mine in Kalgoorlie, the Barossa Valley, the 'Silver City' of Broken Hill, and the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains.
    The tour is hosted by a professional crew and includes guided experiences, such as the stargazing in Cook and the main-street tour in Broken Hill. While the text does not explicitly mention translation services for foreign languages, the presence of a dedicated crew ensures a hosted and supported experience throughout.
    Disclaimer:
    These FAQs have been generated with the assistance of AI to provide a general overview. They are intended as a starting point only and should be reviewed based on your knowledge, current supplier information and client requirements.
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