Seats aboard the Ghan - Darwin to Adelaide- iconic bucket list journey
DEPARTS WEDNESDAYS (MAR - OCT)
FROM $3,600NZD per person
GOLD SERVICE - Twin share. Travelling solo pricing available - please ask
A unique and epic experience, explore the wonders of Australia’s vast interior with one of the world’s most renowned rail journeys – The Ghan Expedition from Darwin to Adelaide.
Beginning in Darwin, this four day, three night, 2979km all-inclusive journey will take you to some of the most remote and captivating parts of Australia in style and comfort. Operating March to October 2020, your adventure through the country’s vast, varied, and captivating interior will leave you speechless. It’s the ultimate Australian outback experience.
HIGHLIGHTS AND INCLUSIONS
• 4 days/3 nights aboard The Ghan Expedition Darwin to Adelaide
• All-inclusive meals, fine wines, and beverages
• A regionally-inspired menu paired with a selection of local wines
• Off train experiences in Katherine, Alice Springs, and Coober Pedy
• A spectacular dinner under the stars at the historic Telegraph Station
• Your choice between Nitmiluk Gorge’s powerful natural wonders and rich Indigenous culture, or a glimpse authentic outback life with a horse and working dog demonstration
• Venture into the underground opal mining town of Coober Pedy
Talk to Carole from Go4iT to
book your passage today!
Tel. 06 757 2885 or 021 251 2807.
Email - carole@go4it.co.nz
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