Private Carriages can be attached to the Ghan, the Overland and Indian Pacific Trains
The Chairman’s Carriage
Accommodates up to 8 guests
2 double bedrooms sharing 2-way bathroom
2 twin cabins with adjacent bathroom facilities
Lounge with CD player, DVD and video entertainment
Dining room for private dining as required, with a dedicated chef (extra cost)
Fully equipped kitchen
Guests dine in the Ghan’s Gold Restaurant at no extra cost
Private charters arranged from Adelaide , Alice Springs or Darwin
The Prince of Wales’s Carriage
The Prince of Wales Carriage was built in 1919 for a royal visit by Edward, Prince of Wales. The carriage was recently refurbished but has many original features, including high ceilings of Wunderlich-pressed metal and cathedral glass doors.
Accommodates up to 10 guests
4 twin cabins
2 large single cabins which, combined, form the Mountbatten Suite
Lounge featuring ornate wood carvings
Full-size main bathroom
Guests dine in the Ghan’s Gold Restaurant at no extra cost
Private charters can be arranged between Adelaide and Darwin
The Governor’s Lounge
The Governor's Lounge is the sister carriage to the Prince of Wales Carriage. This timber carriage was constructed in 1917 for the official opening of the Trans Australian Railway.
Spacious lounge areas with comfortable arm chairs and a piano
Large picture windows
2 televisions
2 mini-bar fridges and tea & coffee making facilities
Private charters can be arranged from Adelaide or Darwin
The Sir John Forrest Carriage
The Sir John Forrest Carriage is named after the explorer made famous for the first crossing of
Accommodates up to 6 guests
1 double bedroom with ensuite bathroom
2 twin cabins with ensuite facilities
Additional bathroom
Kitchenette/ bar and lounge area
Leather lounges and large picture windows
Big screen television, video/ DVD, powerpoint screening facilities
Meeting area with boardroom table (seats twelve)
Guests dine in the Ghan’s Gold Restaurant at no extra cost
Private charters can be arranged between Adelaide and Darwin
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