Train Travel AustraliaTrain Travel Australia  Courtesy of Tourism Northern Territory and The Old Ghan Preservation Rail services are run separately in different parts of Australia: Check out Country Link if travelling in New South Wales, Queensland Rail in Queensland, and V/Line in Victoria. Great Southern Railways connects South Australia, Western Australia and Northern Territory by the long train journeys in the famous Indian Pacific (Sydney – Perth) The Ghan (Darwin – Adelaide), and the Overlander (Melbourne – Adelaide). They are great journeys worth your time, particularly Adelaide - Darwin, and Adelaide - Perth, which go through some remote desert scenery.
Far north Queensland’s great train trips are Savannalander (Cairns – Forsayth), Gulflander (Croydon – Normanton), and Kuranda Scenic Railway (Cairns – Kuranda). If you want to travel by train along Queensland's coast (Brisbane to Cairns), Tilt Train is the best option.  Custom Search Looking for anything? Custom Search Translate this page to your own language! NOTE: This website is written in British English, which is the English we use in Australia. You will find words like "traveller", "harbour" and "realise", and they are all correct in the language used in Australia.  Home | Site Map | Site Policies | About Us | Our Friends| Contact Us
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