Australia- From the Indian Ocean to the Coral Sea 19nts

This 21-day journey showcases Australia at its most iconic and diverse, travelling coast to coast from the Indian Ocean to the Coral Sea. Begin in Perth before boarding the legendary Indian Pacific for a transcontinental rail adventure across the vast Outback to Sydney. Continue on to Melbourne’s cultural streets and on to tropical Cairns, where rainforest meets the Great Barrier Reef, before concluding in sunny Brisbane. Blending iconic rail travel, vibrant cities, dramatic landscapes and coastal relaxation, this itinerary offers a perfectly paced and immersive Australian experience.

Duxton Hotel

The Duxton Hotel Perth is Luxury accommodation in Perth. Travellers seeking luxury accommodation in Perth, look no further. The Duxton Hotel Perth offers its guests accommodation in the heart of the Perth CBD. With 303 well-appointed hotel rooms ranging from Deluxe Rooms to Suites, and facilities for both the business and leisure traveller, there's room for everyone at the Duxton. Please note:In keeping with Duxton Hotel's Sustainability initiative, all services within the hotel will be transitioning to a cashless payment system. Duxton is committed to protecting the environment, health, and safety of our employees and guests. POOL CLOSURE NOTICE Please be advised that our swimming pool will be temporarily closed from Monday to Friday until 28 November 2025, due to scheduled maintenance and enhancement works.

Perth

Apart from being the capital city of Western Australia, Perth is famous for being the most isolated city in the world - completely surrounded by Australian nature with the Indian Ocean on one side and the Australian outback on the other. This west facing coastal city boasts fabulous family-friendly beaches, great surfing and magnificent sunsets over the ocean. Visit the Scitech science centre, the Perth Mint and enjoy great views across the city from the viewing platform Barrack's Square glass bell tower. The Margaret River is a major attraction here as a top-quality wine producing region – accounting for more than a fifth of Australian premium wines. Close by is 19th-century Fremantle Port featuring craft markets, an 1850s prison and seafood restaurants in the Fishing Boat Harbour.

Indian Pacific Train

Take the iconic journey aboard the Indian Pacific train, travelling from Perth to Sydney, through the mesmerising Outback and majestic mountain scenery.

Highlights

• Travel in a sophisticated Gold or Platinum cabin
• Enjoy fine dining and all-inclusive drinks on board
• Cross the striking Nullarbor Plain on the world’s longest single stretch of railway
• Choose from a range 

  The Indian Pacific Train Cabins

  A choice of Gold, Gold Premium or Platinum Service is available on the Indian Pacific train between Sydney and Perth.

   Gold Cabin

  • A private single or twin cabin with comfortable seating that converts into a single, or upper and lower berth at night
  • Ensuite facilities in twin cabins, shared facilities for single cabins
  • Large window
  • All-inclusive dining in the Queen Adelaide Restaurant
  • Beverages, including Australian wines, beers and spirits
  • 60 kg checked luggage allowance per guest
  of experiences in Barossa Valley, Broken Hill and the Blue Mountains

Kalgoorlie

Kalgoorlie is a legendary outback city in Western Australia, famous for its rich gold‑mining heritage and dramatic landscapes. Explore the vast Super Pit, wander historic Hannan Street and discover museums, architecture and stories that shaped Australia’s gold rush era. Surrounded by red earth plains and endless skies, Kalgoorlie offers a powerful insight into pioneering spirit, hardworking communities and authentic outback culture, making it a must‑visit destination in the Golden Outback.

Barossa Valley

The Barossa Valley is Australia’s most celebrated wine region, renowned for world‑class Shiraz, heritage vineyards and picturesque countryside. Located just north of Adelaide, it invites visitors to enjoy award‑winning wineries, gourmet local produce and charming villages. With rolling hills, cellar doors steeped in history and warm hospitality, the Barossa Valley delivers an unforgettable food and wine experience and remains a must‑visit destination for lovers of fine wine and scenic landscapes.

Broken Hill

Broken Hill is an iconic outback city in far‑west New South Wales, renowned for its mining heritage, striking desert landscapes and thriving arts scene. Set amid the Barrier Ranges, it offers historic streetscapes, galleries, dramatic sunsets and deep connections to Australia’s pioneering past. Famous for film history, bold characters and vast red‑earth plains, Broken Hill delivers an authentic outback experience unlike anywhere else in Australia.

Blue Mountains

The Blue Mountains are a breathtaking World Heritage–listed region just west of Sydney, celebrated for dramatic escarpments, eucalyptus forests and sweeping valley views. Home to the iconic Three Sisters, scenic lookouts, walking trails and charming mountain villages, the area offers fresh alpine air, rich Aboriginal heritage and endless opportunities for nature, adventure and relaxation, making it one of Australia’s most loved natural destinations.

Vibe Hotel Sydney Darling Harbour

Vibe Hotel Darling Harbour is conveniently located on Sussex Street at the upper end of Chinatown, close to one of Sydney's top entertainment precincts. The hotel is just a few minutes' stroll from Sydney's premier attractions, including Pitt Street Mall, Sydney Tower, the International Convention Centre (ICC) and Capitol Theatre. Iconic Circular Quay and historic precinct The Rocks are both just 10 minutes away via light rail. With Town Hall station just 5 minutes' walk from the hotel's front door, the whole of Sydney is yours to explore. The 145 rooms at feature New York-inspired design, including curved rainfall showers, embedded window day lounges and retro bathroom fixtures.

Sydney

Famous for its beautiful harbour and stunning beaches, Sydney is a must on any visit to Australia. With so much to see and do in this amazing city, its well worth planning ahead to make the most of your time here, especially if you're only in town for a few days. Perhaps begin by exploring the harbour, with its famous landmarks and take a ferry ride across the harbour to Manly, where you'll experience fantastic views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House along the way. Any visit to Sydney wouldn't be complete without a visit to its iconic beaches and a great way to see these is by taking the Bondi to Bronte walk, a short spectacular coastal trail along epic sandstone cliffs.

Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne

Rendezvous Grand Hotel Melbourne located in the business district, this superbly appointed hotel fronts onto Flinders Street, just across the road from the historic Flinders Street Railway Station. Directly across the Yarra River guests will find the shopping and entertainment precincts of Southbank, the Crown Casino and the Melbourne Exhibition and Convention Centre. Melbourne International Airport is 20 kms from the hotel. This building now houses 340 rooms, has a gym. The Staraits Cafe, a contemporary-styled 96-seat restaurant, serves a variety of modern Pacific Rim styled cuisine to suit all tastes. Pricing is moderate and the restaurant is open 7 days a week for breakfast and dinner. Service is casual and an excellent range of wine and spirits are available. Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne is the perfect base for business and sightseeing in Melbourne.

Melbourne

In multi-cultural Melbourne you can eat just about any world cuisine you fancy or cruise the funky shops and cafés. Stroll down the secret lanes, take in the view on the rooftops or visit the cultural heart of Federation Square.

Crystalbrook Flynn

Flynn isn't just a new hotel in Cairns: It's a destination. It's about living it up, drinking it all in, and unwinding with some much-needed meditation. Most of all, it is a place that will draw out your inner wild child and allow you to live life the way you want to. So, welcome to a new hotel experience unlike anything else. Wine and dine at Cairns' most dynamic bars and restaurants, plunge into the shimmering pool or spend the day taking advantage of the touch-controlled blackout blinds in our rooms and suites. Whatever you decide, there's no wrong way to enjoy a stay with Flynn.

Cairns

Although quite well known - Cairns is in the remote far north of the Queensland coast. The town is a low-rise sprawling area with wonderful beaches and a tropical climate. It is considered the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef- so take this chance for a once-in-a-lifetime swim, snorkel or even scuba dive in the aquarium of Australia's East Coast. Perhaps visit Daintree National Park with its gorges, beaches and mountainous rainforest. Or head to Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park to learn about the indigenous Aboriginal people. Cruise ships call in a Yorkeys Knob - the cruise port for Cairns.

Great Barrier Reef Full Day Tour from Cairns

Join Divers Den for an unforgettable day trip to the Great Barrier Reef, around 90 minutes from Cairns. Explore two exclusive reef sites on the Norman, Saxon, or Hastings reefs, where you'll encounter vibrant corals, with frequent sightings of turtles, stingrays, and more. Whether you're snorkelling, trying an introductory dive, or enjoying certified dives, AquaQuest, our modern vessel, offers comfort and convenience with a spacious deck, easy water access, and state-of-the-art equipment. Relax on sun decks, enjoy a delicious buffet lunch, and freshen up with hot showers as you create unforgettable memories on the reef.

Amora Hotel Brisbane

Settle in to 4. 5-star comfort in the heart of the CBD at Amora Hotel Brisbane. Warm colours, sleek design and natural light make your room a city-centre haven. Start your day brightly with breakfast from the buffet in the light-flooded restaurant or on the terrace. On balmy evenings, the outside terrace bar is the spot to unwind at Novotel.

Brisbane

Brisbane is the capital of Queensland and sits on the Brisbane River. Major landmarks and attractions include South Bank Parklands, the City Botanic Gardens, King George Square and City Hall, the Story Bridge, the Mount Coot-tha Botanic Gardens and Lookout and the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary.