FIRST CLASS TRAIN Across Australia on "The Ghan"

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Welcome onboard a First Class Train through one of the world's most incredible places: The Australian Outback! Watch this video before booking the Ghan train through Australia!
With its journey through the rugged Australian Outback, The Ghan should be at the top of your travel bucket list.
In this video, we’ll travel across Australia from Adelaide in the South to Darwin in the North onboard the ultimate First Class Overnight Train in the most luxurious Platinum Class Twin suite they have.
You’ll see the First Class Train cabins available on this train along with the First Class Train Food!
We’ll also explore the Australian Outback on our way, stopping at Marla to enjoy a breathtaking sunrise, Alice Springs for an exhilarating bike ride, and Katherine for a trip along the river.
You’ll see the sights, the food, and gain insight into what it’s like to travel on this incredible First Class Train: The Ghan.
0:00 Introduction to this First Class Train
1:40 Boarding the First Class Train
8:19 Day Two of the First Class Train
12:25 First Class Train Cabin Tour
18:56 Day Three of the First Class Train
24:49 Bloopers
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Used to This (Instrumental Version) - Maybe
I Was Here (Instrumental Version) - Maybe
Life of the Party (Instrumental Version) - Maybe
Sleepless (4 AM) (Instrumental Version) - Loving Caliber
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@Shilo-fc3xm Год назад

As an Aussie who has spent half his life in central oz, I laughed when she said she was looking forward to a change in scenery at the end of day one. lol.

@triarb5790 11 месяцев назад

Yes, I lived in Karratha for a while and that made me giggle too. Bless em

@queenofcheap6310 11 месяцев назад

Yes, it's like ' same same'.!

@Shilo-fc3xm 11 месяцев назад

@@queenofcheap6310 Well, its a a big space to fill. Lol.

@user-hc1kc4pb1c 11 месяцев назад

Very interesting noticed

@daisysmithson 11 месяцев назад

Annoying, passive/ aggressive commentary on part of the woman

@jacobc1608 Год назад

You know what’s crazy?? It’s 6am, I have a little bit of service, and I am watching this video while on The Ghan myself!!

@billbauer9795 Год назад

How much does it cost to cross Australia on The Ghan?

@floatinsun Год назад

That's crazy 😂🎉 some inspiration for next upcoming video of yours 😅

@Mike__B Год назад

@@billbauer9795 A quick look at the website shows about $3000 to $5000 (I'm assuming Australian dollars, so whatever that conversion rate is) per person for either gold or platinum depending on the rooms, etc.

@xr6lad Год назад

@@billbauer9795far more than it should. I’m Australian and I’d never do it: for the same price you can go to Europe.

@Shilo-fc3xm Год назад

@@xr6lad Yeah, man but you're an Aussie. You'll drive your ute up the guts and have a far better time. lol.

@TheGaragelifter Год назад

The Ghan seems like a rite of passage into retirement for a lot of Aussies! My parents have just retired, luckily with enough money they can afford trips like this every year.

@jennyc1846 11 месяцев назад

Lucky them, I hope they enjoyed them too...there by the grace of a lotto win go I :)

@wenw2140 2 месяца назад

worked for the ghan, yep, most of the passages on the train are the elderly

@shaneandersen1316 Месяц назад

It’s like cruising. Could think of nothing worse.

@meditativesloth4604 Месяц назад

I personally love train trips and love australian nature and its scenery and never had outback experience. This one just made to my bucket list

@artgirl67 11 месяцев назад

As a graphic designer, I especially appreciated how GREAT those menu designs were/are!

@clicheguevara5282 6 месяцев назад

As a chef who has written a lot of menus, I agree 100% They're beautifully designed.

@bradwilliams7212 4 месяца назад

I agree, from a restaurant owner for 12 years.

@executiveflyer_ Год назад

Jeb's slowly starting to turn into a train enthusiast, and that's a change i'm not mad at lol

@JarosRC Год назад

Train videos go viral incredibly easily, much more easily than plane videos

@TheMusicalElitist Год назад

Yeah but why is it a bad thing in the first place?

@GreenerGrass Год назад

We like to mix things up, any ways of getting from one place to another!

@bodyloverz30 Год назад

@@GreenerGrass How about the Luxury Trains of India?

@joshewen5576 Год назад

@@GreenerGrass hi there. I'm just curious if you had tried the Indian Pacific's journey between Sydney and Perth

@aussiewarrior96 Год назад

For those who don’t know; when it’s the summer season (November to February), the Ghan trains are used for the Great Southern train from Adelaide to Brisbane due to the hot sun warping the tracks

@Originalman144 Год назад

Wow, the sun gets hot enough to warp the tracks? What are they made from, brass?

@aussiewarrior96 Год назад

@@Originalman144 Plus it’s too hot for the trains to run through the desert sections where it can get up to 50°C

@brianfraser2495 Год назад

I believe much of the route is continous welded rail. Temperature expansion and contraction can be a problem. Sections of bolted together rail doesn't have this problem.

@tazzer9 Год назад

it's simply more of a business decision. The summer is not the tourist season in the northern territory for a reason. The caravan parks along the way lie near empty. I've been through it in the middle of December and i've lived in qld my whole life. A tourist from any cold weather nation would not survive those extreme heat

@discofun Год назад

@@brianfraser2495 No it is not. Why would they have made the expense for continuous welded rail on what is lightly used fright line?

@Initious Год назад

It was an absolute delight to have met you and Suzanne in Adelaide while you guys were randomly roaming and even more surreal to hear of this trip from yourself! Have many more great journeys ahead!

@GreenerGrass Год назад

It’s a small world, thanks for saying hi!

@clara4942 8 месяцев назад

You two are couples goals.

@dennisforner6090 Год назад

My wife & I did this trip from Darwin to Adelaide also in Platinum for our wedding anniversary. What a journey - great meals, drinks, excursions, staff & a great way to socialize with fellow travelers - many from overseas. I'm aiming to do the Adelaide to Darwin journey soon. Love your videos - especially your train journeys & your candid comments.

@GreenerGrass Год назад

Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed your Ghan journey as well.

@bodyloverz30 Год назад

@@GreenerGrass Also, I think a tour of Spanish Luxury train travel, would be good as well. There are many reviews of other Luxury European trains, but few about Spain.

@brianfraser2495 Год назад

Did the same in 2018. Going south, a stop in Coober Pedy is included but not going northbound.

@chappo91rulz Год назад

@Jeb Brooks, not sure if you know but the journey from Darwin to Adelaide has onboard excursions/activities you can do that are different to the Adelaide to Darwin run.

@Sf75178 Год назад

My parents did the trip for their 50th anniversary. Unfortunately their coincided with the first trip of the season and couldn't go past Alic Spings due to flooding. They enjoyed it nonetheless

@laksanagp Год назад

They managed to create such a spacious and luxury room on a train. Amazing.

@GreenerGrass Год назад

It really is a stunning train!

@IconOTS Год назад

@@GreenerGrass ik, they have 2 others like it the Indian Pacific (Sydney-Perth) and the great southern (Melbourne-Brisbane) they really are spectacular trains I would love to journey on them but they are so expensive lol

@Originalman144 Год назад

I think their room on the Andean explorer was better

@discofun Год назад

Wow. You don't know much about train travel do you?

@IconOTS Год назад

@@discofun ?

@jimmaier3613 Год назад

This has become one of my favorite you tube subscriptions. Real people doing really cool stuff. Thx for taking us along, the two of you together has really made this channel 😊

@leasmith2997 Год назад

My brother used to drive both the ghan and the indian pacific back in the 90's. He was based at Port Augusta and would drive from there to Alice Springs before the rest of the track was finished. he loved it. Great video. Hope you enjoyed our unique Aussie outback

@jennyc1846 11 месяцев назад

Cant beat the outback anywhere in Oz I think!!

@WhirlyPearly Месяц назад

In 1984 I took the Indian Pacific after spending 3 months traveling through Australia. It was a wonderful goodbye to a fabulous country. The experience was almost the same just a little older lol

@prussiaaero1802 Год назад

What a beautiful presentation. Most of us in Australia know of the Ghan, but will never get to do a trip on it - for no particular reason. Thanks for taking us along.

@triarb5790 11 месяцев назад

'No particular reason'? Have you seen how much it costs?!😮

@MidnightPodcastGaming 10 месяцев назад

@@triarb5790 LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL, AND they broke his iPad :D

@rachkate76 9 месяцев назад

You’re clearly not Australian at all if you think there’s no reason for why the majority of the country hasn’t been on the Ghan.

@MidnightPodcastGaming 9 месяцев назад

@@rachkate76 I AM Australian, just NOT a STUPID ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@user-gd5zc9jc1n 8 месяцев назад

Peace is not something you wish for. It's something you make, something you do, something you are, and something you give away.

@kathydixon3716 19 дней назад

These 3 day vay cays are great. No driving, no stress and a grand adventure. I think I enjoy these the most!!❤

@AverytheCubanAmerican Год назад

Although the both of you definitely enjoyed the journey, I guess you could say your iPad very much didn't 😂. Yup, the Outback sand is quite red! This is because Australia happens to have a perfect environment for oxidation. This occurs in rocks that contain high amounts of iron. In this type of environment, these rocks actually begin to rust. As the rust expands, it weakens the rock and helps break it apart. The oxides produced through this process give the ground its reddish hue. And that telegraph station you saw played a role in the founding of Alice Springs! Although the Arrernte people have lived in the area for at least 30,000 years, Alice Springs was established in 1861 by John McDouall Stuart during an expedition through Central Australia. Originally called Stuart, it was renamed Alice Springs when the Australian Overland Telegraph Line repeater station was constructed. Playing a key role in connecting Darwin to Adelaide, the telegraph line was completed in 1872, spanning 3,200 kilometers! So both The Ghan and the telegraph line are incredible feats and truly show that anything is possible as long as you believe and never give up.

@xr6lad Год назад

Supposedly lived there for 30,000 years. Hard to carbon date anything when little is left. I wish people would understand these claims. A piece of paint on a wall carbon dated doesn’t mean the current people were the ones painting it.

@polljones8921 Год назад

@@xr6lad And a racist always pops their head up somewhere

@jamesleyrer3349 Год назад

As a train enthusiast myself I love these videos! You two have a great style, really enjoy your videos, look forward to more! Thanks, keep it up!

@ThatgirlinSeattle Год назад

We are so far behind the world here in the US. I have to take the Ghan, what a beautiful trip with true luxury.

@chrispekel5709 Год назад

Behind, how? Australia doesn't have many trains either and most people rely on cars

@chopsticksforlegs Год назад

You need to take the trains in Japan. Fabulous

@Fakub21 Год назад

thank you for always putting the kilometers and kilograms in the videos as well. Really appreciate that!

@evilduckqueen13 Год назад

I used to work on The Ghan and Indian Pacific in 2006, and it was such a great experience. I see they have upgraded quite a bit since then as it used to be just Red Kangaroo and Gold Kangaroo. I don’t believe they had platinum back then. I hope to see more of your visit!

@wraith277 Год назад

Red kangaroo was buy or bring you food and bus like seating nowadays is all about $$$ priced to overseas visitors

@brianfraser2495 Год назад

Another video of the Ghan mentioned that the ride on the older Alice to Adelaide section was rougher than the northern section. Either one would better than the original narrow guage line.

@jblvxk 10 месяцев назад

no one cares

@douglaskilmer8830 Год назад

The World at your finger tips. You two are a treasure. Keep it coming.

@plantcey Год назад

I don't comment much but, Jeb thank you for making these videos. I can recall one very very early morning my girlfriend and I were laying on our couch watching your train videos just absolutely enamored at what we were seeing. We both come from the PNW and we talk about taking Amtrak or going on a train anywhere. I really envy what you and your wife get to do and I hope I can reach that point in my life with my partner where we get to travel and see sights we would never think too see. Unfortunately I had to move down south so I no longer am able to have that close feeling of being able to sit on the couch and binge your videos with her.... but whenever I do see an upload from you it reminds me of that truly great time I had with her that I will never forget, we both do really enjoy your videos. Its a very comforting thing to watch. She's planning on coming down to visit in late may and Im going to book a small commuter train for us so we can go visit the next city over. Your love for travel and trains is truly beautiful and I want to thank you for bringing that comfort and reminder of that time I shared with my lady. Much love and respect for you and your wife.

@matiu1 Год назад

Hi Jeb Suzanne. Great editing and video. I'm a Locomotive Engineer in NZ. Most of my fellow Locomotive Engineer mates Male Female jumped ship 20 years ago to Australia and ended up driving the Ghan . Up front 2 of them do 12 hour shifts and retire to their mobile home behind the Locomotives. Everytime they're back in NZ they always visit me trying to convince me to join them. Unfortunately I find 11 hours max driving our own trains around NZ is enough let alone 56 hours in a straight line. If anything I would like to explore the rail trips around Alaska as a few of my colleagues say that is a great railway journey to experience. I enjoyed your video and finally would like to say NZ has a great view of Railway journeys that might interest you. Take care and you never know, I might bump into you guys on our NZ Railroad Journeys. Go safe , good health. Wayne.

@matmooNZ Год назад

What an experience. Even the lay out of the beds in the cabin looked super cool!

@beardown6574 Год назад

Always enjoy your videos! I especially love your train videos with all the unique destinations. Amazing views of the outback. Accommodations looked top notch! Well done!

@AZqyc Год назад

Wow ... two of my favs: Jeb/Suzanne and Australia rolled into one super trip!! Sweet!! The Ghan is truly a unique adventure ... thanks for sharing! Still on my bucket list. [Greetings from Tucson!]

@Matt-fl8uy Год назад

Jeb, Suzanne is such a great addition to your channel! So happy you found her.

@steveburnell5657 Год назад

Absolutely loved this video. What a fantastic experience for you both! As always thanks for sharing!

@jannikw6277 Год назад

I originally subbed for a plane video but the more I see your train videos I get more and more interested in that too! Great stuff

@89jmills Год назад

This trip is a bucket list item for me. You and your wife seem like such happy wholesome people - thank you for sharing your experience with those of us who can't experience it for themselves :)

@jeremylemelle3439 Год назад

The beauty and the splendor of God’s creation is so wonderful and breath taking. To travel and see it with your husband or wife is a blessing. Y’all keep loving each other and showing us the world! God bless!!!!!!

@Talk2WandaVision Год назад

It's so refreshing that you share the negative as well as the positive. It makes me much more interested in watching.

@patriciarutt1637 Год назад

I am a fan of your American train videos, but this one is really good as well! You both are very easy to listen to. Keep up the awesome work!

@1989SupraGuyFIN Год назад

Ah. I watched a show about this train few weeks ago. Absolutely stunning views along the way! Australia is stunning country.

@joshchapman4753 8 месяцев назад

Stunning? Looks like the bush to me. As an Australian I can say we have some nice scenic locations but they are few and very far between. A better rail journey would be the one they did in Peru. Beautiful scenery along that whole journey.

@1989SupraGuyFIN 8 месяцев назад

@@joshchapman4753 I didn't say, that all of the views are stunning. I said, that there's some stunning views along the way. But that being said, you're right about the Peru rail journey they did.

@contactluke80 7 месяцев назад

Vast nothingness is interesting for 30 seconds - after 56 hours I would want to top myself

@joshchapman4753 7 месяцев назад

@@contactluke80 I agree. I've done a lot of travelling throughout Aus for work, and it's depressing if you aren't in a good frame of mind going into it.

@timwilde4200 5 месяцев назад

@@joshchapman4753 I've done that train in Peru, but even endless mountain scenery can get humdrum. and that's coming from someone who's also trekked in the Himalayas and hiked the Inca trail connected to that Peruvian train. I spent much of my life in the Australia outback, and sure, it can seem dull if you're driving endless stretches with next to no scenery, like the drive from Camooweal to Three Ways in the NT, but by and large there's so much variety in that wide landscape of ours that it has a beauty all its own.

@sheajane7669 Год назад

Great video. I'm enjoying watching this. Looks like a wonderful trip. Be safe. ❤ Thank you for sharing with us.

@MilesinTransit Год назад

JEB IS OFFICIALLY A SELF-PROCLAIMED FOAMER!!! Great video, the Ghan looks just incredible!

@GreenerGrass Год назад

We’ve arrived. Miles commented!!

@jakestolar8457 Год назад

@@GreenerGrass when is the crossover we've been waiting for??

@deadiemeyers1661 Год назад

I enjoy your content so much. Age and mobility constraints limit my travel opportunities now, so I truly appreciate seeing the trips that you two are making! Best wishes, and on to the next adventure! 😊

@sherryl449 Год назад

You guys are the Darcy and Lizzy of travel. Dream trip! How exciting!!

@EmpireStateExpress01 Год назад

I'm going to have to add this train to my bucket list. Thanks for this awesome train review 😊

@samlyon308 Год назад

A new video from Jeb is always a highlight of the weekend, regardless of the mode of travel!

@gatewayz75 Год назад

Friends of mine went on it, they said they didn’t sleep well and it was extremely expensive for Platinum but a once in a lifetime trip. They then joined a luxury adventure cruise from Darwin to Broome and saw some beautiful coastline. Thanks for the video

@bwilson3725 Год назад

Just what I needed after a long day. Thanks... Y'all be safe

@umarrkhalid Год назад

Really enjoyed the whole video thank you for sharing this experience ❤

@fdanieln8759 Год назад

Love how you mix things up with the train journeys! Its so cool to go on the entire journey with you, love the aviation trip reports but the activities on route on the train was so cool to see

@sushifornico Год назад

This gets me excited for my euro rail trip. Taking the train from my hometown via Brussels to London :-) That Australian rail trip is on my bucket list - looks so cool

@djphilipj 11 месяцев назад

So cool y'all, thanks for bringing us along!

@DennisBunnikTravels Год назад

That was so good to watch and it was even better fun catching with you guys in (convict free) Adelaide!

@GreenerGrass Год назад

Thanks for being such a great host. We loved exploring the Adelaide Hills with you guys!

@soniayoung7531 Год назад

Hi Jeb and Susan, not a bad room,the scenery beautiful, you are lucky to be able to do these trips, thanks for bringing us along, stay safe stay blessed

@GreenerGrass Год назад

So lucky! It was an incredible trip

@Ghost_moto_WPN Год назад

The brakes on the bikes are that way (Front on RH side, Rear on LH side) to match motorcycles. All motorcycles have front brake on RH side and clutch lever on LH side. Scooter or mopeds with no gears replace that left lever with the rear brake. 😊

@doujinflip 22 дня назад

Yes, if anything us Americans have our bike brakes backwards. I know it had something to do with preventing falls when braking and using hand signals, but nobody has been regularly sticking their arm straight out into traffic for a long time now.

@LuckyJones-7 11 месяцев назад

THANK YOU for showing the menus in the video! Love it!

@kathleenmunoz4465 Год назад

Thank you for sharing.

@CoastalCoves Год назад

Wow, what an incredible adventure! Your video transported me to all of these amazing places and gave me a taste of the local culture. I loved the stunning scenery, vibrant colors, and lively music you included throughout the video. It's clear that you put a lot of thought and effort into capturing the essence of each destination. Thank you for sharing your journey with us. It's left me feeling inspired and eager to start planning my own travels.

@GreenerGrass Год назад

Thank you for coming along!

@robertgarland9342 Год назад

Jeb you must be the luckiest bloke alive having such a wonderful and beautiful wife and travel partner. I've seen so many of your travel videos and you 2 look so good together. I live in Australia myself and always wanted to do one of these long rail journeys. It would be even nicer if I could find someone as nice as Suzanne to do it with. I'm so looking forward to seeing your next adventure.

@lo-gi2794 Год назад

What a watch collection for a train ride! 🔥🔥

@altowatts1325 11 месяцев назад

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐. The whole trip was picturesque. From the landscape to the train itself. Thank you for sharing 🙂 👍🏾. I can't wait to see your next train adventure.

@daleb194 Год назад

My wife is Australian and we've been talking about this train trip for a long time. So happy to see this video and account of your trip.

@skt1731 8 месяцев назад

Very engaging video .. masterfully filmed, edited and narrated. 👍👍👌👌

@GreenerGrass 8 месяцев назад

Wow! Thank you so very much!!

@lynncook1281 Год назад

It’s a fabulous journey when we did Platinum 11 years ago the lounge and dining was combined with the gold service.The Indian Pacific is another great trip.

@Majickcharm 7 месяцев назад

Thank you for an amazing inspiration.

@richjdnz Год назад

The Ghan (and The Indian Pacific) has been on our bucket list radar for a few years now. Was going to be a "birthday ending in zero' trip in 2021 but covid intervened. This was a great travelog Jeb, I got a good feel for the trip from watching you and Suzanne experience the 3 days. Being a kiwi, I appreciate how different the red centre is, to what I'm used to living everyday. You will have noticed the extreme difference too, having travelled both countries recently. Desolate, yet peaceful and at times, provoking. Thanks for doing what you and Suzanne do.

@williamumbach592 Год назад

My biggest hesitation from long train rides is the lack of opportunities to get exercise/move about. At least there were some opportunities on this one.

@GreenerGrass Год назад

It was a lot of time on the train the first day, but we really loved the opportunities to get off the train and explore the following days!

@_em_onade 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for showing the menu’s & food

@crankiemanx8423 20 дней назад

All the food looks amazing.

@bencampbell07 Год назад

From a viewer POV, this is so entertaining to watch, this is definitely going on my bucket list in my life, such a great video Jed, keep it up, love this content!

@HankGrill Год назад

I'll never be able to even go to AUS much less ride that train so I will just enjoy the travel videos.

@bencampbell07 Год назад

Yeah, that’s exactly what I do!

@patriciafuchs5970 Год назад

Watching this made me appreciate the diversity of Terry around the world. Australia is amazing.

@Matt-jc8rq Год назад

We love ya Jeb! Always great content, cheers from Canada!

@JohnRolyAU 9 месяцев назад

Good to see a good friend Danny at the Alice Springs terminal. If you get on a bus, it's one of his... His dad started tourism in the centre.

@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un Год назад

Thanks Jeb and Suzanne! The Indian Pacific is the one on my bucket list, but The Ghan also looks cool so this video has made me add it to the bucket list too! Shame you didn't get to explore Adelaide that much because it's quite the interesting city! Adelaide was named after Queen Adelaide who was the wife of King William IV, but the Kaurna people called the area Tarntanya which means "red kangaroo place". Surveyor Colonel William Light was charged with surveying the city layout. The result was unique, the world's only city within a park, which it still is today. Surrounded by 900 hectares of parkland! The Adelaide terminal of The Ghan and Indian Pacific didn't open until 1984! It opened to allow Australian National to vacate the main Adelaide railway station. In 1997, the Australian government sold Australian National's passenger operations to Great Southern Rail, which is now Journey Beyond.

@planeoldsimp272 Год назад

why do you know so much as the leader of north korea...

@sachinsomasundaram7093 Год назад

@@planeoldsimp272, he might just be a bot.

@F4PhantomGaming 10 месяцев назад

cool, but its hard to take you seriously with your name and pfp

@davidcartwright5591 Год назад

The cabin accomodation and food looked outstanding , very inviting , however , they say beauty is in the eyes of the beholder , and perhaps I’m different , but that Aussie outback scenery is not the idea of beauty in my eyes . Great video Jeb , I really enjoyed it . Happy and safe travels .

@chrispekel5709 Год назад

It is actually very nice, it doesn't look overly impressive on camera but in person the flowers and trees are very unique. It's totally different to anywhere else in the world

@davidcartwright5591 Год назад

@@chrispekel5709 . You are right , Australia is very unique , beautiful in many ways , it’s just that I don’t find the Aussie scrub at all attractive , and I’ve seen it many times having lived here for over 35 yrs now . Just my opinion of course . My best wishes .

@carolinelane9599 11 месяцев назад

As an Aussie I agree. I have driven across Australia and up North. Gets a bit old. I couldn't do this train trip. I would be bored out of my mind. But we all have different interests. But then I have driven up North to a really remote location where you took a satellite phone and beacon it was that remote. For a female it was a bit scardy if I'm honest.

@Mattb81 9 месяцев назад

I agree. For me a good landscape is lush green rolling hills with mountains in the background or a nice coastline or all 3.

@peterbaader334 9 месяцев назад

Superbly well done video with plenty of interesting information. Great to watch. It has given me the appetite to take my wife (and myself) onto this train when in Australia next year.

@kylepanek8362 24 дня назад

Love love love. Keep it up.

@dundonoz Год назад

I lived in Katherine in the 90s /early 00s & the Gorge will always hold a special place in my heart. Midnite hikes, school camps, weekend canoeing, swimming. Every time someone visited we did the Gorge cruise. Fun fact, the crocodile movie 'Rogue' with Michael Vartan was filmed there.

@TheMitchyb61 Год назад

The sunrise is pretty cool! The outback certainly has it’s own kind of beauty!

@randybourdon2791 Год назад

Thanks for sharing this epic journey , really enjoyed the trip!

@Eagle101Reed Год назад

I am jealous. That looks so fun and exciting. Congratulations.

@aakashkarajgikar9384 Год назад

This looks like the most lavish train I've ever seen! Literally like a hotel room!

@melg6834 2 месяца назад

Lol, someone hasn't seen enough

@DC-id2ih Год назад

As always - great video Jeb and Suzanne...thanks for sharing the trip!! I love these detailed videos you and other travelers make of iconic train journeys...I hope I'll get to experience it myself someday...cheers!

@raedog68 Месяц назад

I did this when I was 7!! It was amazing. Adelaide is so pretty as well. I remember it all vividly! Good times.

@challainekyra 9 месяцев назад

i love how your video is educational and at the same time, very interesting to watch!

@Calebs_Aviation Год назад

Excellent video Jeb & Suzanne! What an INCREDIBLE AND LUXURIOUS Experince!! I can’t wait to visit Australia 🇦🇺 someday and ride the Ghan! Also Dennis B’s video on Qatar’s operations behind the scenes is pretty good, almost as good as my video at Detroit Metro Airport seeing Delta’s operations! 😆 Cheers! 🥂

@tedharrison4522 Год назад

Definitely going on my bucket list! You guys seriously need to come up to Canada for a Transcontinental ride on "The Canadian!"

@AnontheGOAT 9 месяцев назад

Looks like they took your suggestion. I just watched their The Canadian video!

@SJG-96 Год назад

Thank you for your commentary during the trip, really enjoyed it

@drjtk76 6 месяцев назад

You guys have the greatest job in the world!!!❤

@vortexvideos2745 Год назад

You 2 are made for each other, the same sorta humor and a great dynamic in your relationship! For feedback, give a also a jebscore on trains (Seat/bed, Lounge in the train, Food, overall entertainment, Service, Bathroom (30 stars in total)) so its more suitable for trains. I am following your channel for quite some time now and the channel deserves more than a million subs for the quality of the vids! Keep it up!!

@gisme4648 Год назад

Been there, done that and always hoped that you would one day take this journey and share with the world. I thoroughly enjoyed reliving the memories. Thank you.

@elainesandman9874 3 месяца назад

Thanks for REALLY showing the scenery! Appreciate your sharing. Like your style.

@lindacollings8554 Год назад

I am Australian and I want to do this one day !! So glad you are loving our country!

@soniaansford82 Год назад

Me too. I will do it one day

@billbinkelman1259 Год назад

Great video (as always). Thanks, Jeb and Suzanne. Interesting to contrast your trip with Paul Lucas' when he took the Indian Pacific which goes west to east across Australia instead of south to north. Have you thought of trying that one? I enjoy trains but 3 days seems like a long time on board one, even with great food and drink. Anyway, cheers to you both!

@GreenerGrass Год назад

We did think about it, but the Ghan was first on the list! Hopefully Indian Pacific another time tho

@MrGoblin60 3 месяца назад

THIS, is the way to do this trip! If I had the dough I'd buy a platinum ticket too. I lived in the Northern Territory for 15 years and drove the Adelaide - Darwin route many times. I'd take the Ghan over the road anytime; money permitting!

@diannewi Год назад

Great video and one of the world's great train journeys. Cheers!

@trudi1962 Год назад

Fabulous review. Sad that, for Australians, it's cheaper to go overseas or on a cruise than to do this. It's extremely expensive.

@dwj8620 11 месяцев назад

Also Aussie, I agree, a week or two long cruise is even way cheaper than this.

@dee-smart 8 месяцев назад

Yep, never been on it and I am an Adelaidean of 63 years of age!

@danielle7292 Год назад

We did the journey in reverse last year with my husband’s parents and really enjoyed it. I think the food on board was the highlight for me as well as meeting other travellers, many of whom had interesting stories to tell. As it was summer, we didn’t stop off in Coober Pedy unfortunately. Did you stay in Darwin for a bit? It’s quite different to the rest of Australia.

@janesynnot7446 Год назад

Great to see you visiting Australia. Enjoyed the trip.

@ulikeeley Год назад

Took the Ghan from Adelaide to Darwin in December 2018 and absolutely loved it!

@MitzyGoose Год назад

I've been enjoying your videos, but it would be super helpful to know what date or even month/year you went from a weather, how busy it is perspective.

@markbrown4442 Год назад

I really enjoy watching you guys. I particularly like the way you offer polite criticism but are humble and always see the best in each situation. Your positivity and enthusiasm is infectious. Well done.

@GreenerGrass Год назад

Appreciate your comment, we never forget how lucky we are! But definitely want to bring our honest observations as well. The trip was incredible!

@helnbak9372 11 месяцев назад

This is a lifelong bucket list thing for me. As well as the Indian pacific journey across the centre. Thank you for sharing this beautiful trip ❤

@leonardquirk2406 7 месяцев назад

I love the way you do your videos. You do them as if we are there traveling with you guys.

@martingifford5415 8 месяцев назад

The Australian outback is basically nothing. But it _is_ more nothing than you've ever seen in your life.

@shirosenshiesq Год назад

So glad you visited Adelaide, it's my neck of the woods. Did you get any chance to explore any of the city before the train trip? If not, I hope you come back and get to sample some of our sights. I also hope to see you doing the other Beyond trips as well!

@GreenerGrass Год назад

Yes we had some time to make it for some wine tasting, Market, and a bit of shopping! Love Adelaide and can’t wait to come back!