The Ghan 'Kakadu Splendour" package departs weekly all year round
The Ghan 'Kakadu Splendour" package departs Adelaide on Sundays at 12.15 pm
It also departs on Wednesday at 12.10pm from June to August inclusive.
Depart Adelaide Sundays at 12.15 pm, ends the following Saturday after breakfast.
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Adelaide and Flinders Ranges (Sunday)
Depart
Adelaide aboard The Ghan. Watch the passing scenery and marvel as the
spectacular Flinders Ranges disappear into the horizon. This evening,
relax and enjoy the comforts of the lounge and dine in the restaurant
with an enticing range of menu options. (L,D)
Marla, MacDonnell Ranges and Alice Springs (Monday)
Wake
up with a coffee or juice and witness an unforgettable outback sunrise
off train at Marla, in the remote reaches of South Australia. After more
incredible outback scenery, arrive in Alice Springs early in the
afternoon and join an Off Train Excursion to explore the many facets of
this historic outback city. (B,L,D)
Katherine and Darwin (Tuesday)
This
morning after breakfast, The Ghan arrives in Katherine. Today you will
discover the wonders of Nitmiluk Gorge with a variety of Off Train
Excursions to choose from. Having worked up an appetite with your
morning adventures, make your way to the restaurant for a late lunch.
Continue into the lounge before arriving in Darwin and transferring to
your accommodation. (B,L)
Darwin (Wednesday)
This
morning is at your leisure and in the afternoon join your City Sights
tour for the perfect introduction to Darwin. See the lush Botanic
Gardens and the Chinese Temple, which was re-built after it was
demolished by Cyclone Tracy
in 1974. Tour the historic sites of
the city including the East Point Military Precinct. See the Stokes Hill
Wharf area, the Mooring Basin and Darwin Aviation Museum. There is also
time available to explore the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern
Territory, whose collections encompass Aboriginal art, visual arts, and
Northern Territory history and natural sciences. (B)
Kakadu National Park (Thursday)
Join your two day tour of Kakadu National Park. Travel along the Arnhem Highway, their major river systems and wetlands, into Kakadu National Park. Located 257 kilometres east of Darwin, this national park covers 20,000 square kilometres of landscape from rocky escarpment home to historic Aboriginal rock art dating back thousands of years, to floodplains abundant with wildlife. Visit the Warradjan Cultural Centre to view the informative displays depicting the traditions of the Aboriginal people in Kakadu. Join your local guide on a cruise of Yellow Water Billabong. Search for saltwater crocodiles and the colourful range of birdlife for which this region is renowned. After lunch, stop at Nourlangie, where your guide will lead you on a walk to view the rock art galleries. (B,L)
Kakadu National Park (Friday)
This morning explore the World Heritage Area of Ubirr, where you’ll climb up through the ancient Aboriginal rock art galleries, believed to be 20,000 years old, to the lookout for a view over the surrounding wetlands. Join the Guluyambi Cruise on the East Alligator River. An Aboriginal guide will provide an insight into their culture, including local mythology, the river’s abundant food chain, as well as bush survival skills. With special permission of the local people, you can go ashore in Arnhem Land. Visit the Bowali Visitor Centre before returning to Darwin and your overnight accommodation. (L)
Darwin (Saturday)
This morning after breakfast, check out of your hotel. (B)
(Unavailable from March to October inclusive)
(November 2018)
(December 2018, January, February 2019)
