Hotel Treinen

Rocky Mountaineer Railtours: Two-Day Railtour

• Two days aboard the "Rocky Mountaineer" with assigned seating
• Breakfasts and lunches served onboard each day
• Complimentary snacks and non-alcoholic beverages onboard
• One night moderate hotel accommodation in Kamloops
• Transfers between the train station and hotel in Kamloops
• A Rocky Mountaineer Railtour information package
• Service by our knowledgeable and friendly Onboard Service Attendants
• Note: On Day 2, passengers travelling eastbound to Calgary will also be served a light dinner.
• Baggage: Signature Service guests will need to pack a small over-night bag for your stay in Kamloops.
• Your main luggage will be checked through to your final destination and will not be available for your overnight stay in Kamloops

Day 1 - Vancouver to Kamloops
Depart Vancouver's Pacific Central Station after boarding the "Rocky Mountaineer" at 7:30 a.m. Pass through the fertile fields of the Fraser River Valley and the towering peaks of the Coastal Mountains before entering the Fraser Canyon and the raging turbulence of Hell's Gate. In early afternoon, follow the Thompson River through the stark arid beauty of the interior to historic Kamloops, gateway to the interior of British Columbia. Overnight in one of Kamloops' many hotels.

Day 2 - Kamloops to Jasper
Back onboard the "Rocky Mountaineer," follow the Thompson River through the rolling plateaus into the snowy peaks of the Monashee Mountains. View Pyramid Falls and the expansive glaciers of the Alberta Icefields. Pass Mt. Robson, the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies at 3931 metres (12,972 feet). Arrive in Jasper in late afternoon, nestled in Jasper National Park, the largest mountain park in Canada.

Or Day 2 - Kamloops to Banff or Calgary
Depart Kamloops though the vast ranchlands along the South Thompson River to Shuswap Lake with a thousand miles of shoreline. Pass Craigellachie, where the "last spike" was driven completing the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1885, and enter the Rogers Pass, with tunnels, snowsheds and glistening glaciers. The Kicking Horse River leads you to Kicking Horse Pass, the Spiral Tunnels and over the Continental Divide to Banff, and Banff National Park. You may end your tour in Banff, or continue on to the Stampede City of Calgary.

Santa Fe - Grand Canyon Bryce Canyon Denver "National Parks of the West": - 9 days / 8 nights -

7 NIGHTS Aboard the American Orient Express, 1 Night hotel Accommodation near Zion National Park
All meals as per Itinerary, Motor coach Excursions, Service and Taxes

The Montana Daylight runs through the spectacular Big Sky country, stopping overnight in Missoula. This is Big Sky country, a place where wildlife still roams amidst soaring mountain peaks. Natural wonders are found all along the route, from Sandpoint, Idaho (bus transfer from Spokane, WA) to Livingston, Montana. Add on the Grand Teton/Yellowstone tour by motorcoach and end your trip in Jackson, Wyoming.

The onboard staff is committed to outstanding service, delicious meals and the type of attention you don't find on other modes of transportation. Large windows provide a limitless view of the splendors of Mother Nature. Join us as we escape the chaos of modern life and enjoy the natural beauty of the countryside.

These tours are aboard five restored sleeping, dome and dining cars that are American owned and managed. American bottled water and ice are provided on the train and in hotels. Your comfort and safety is the primary concern of the Sierra Madre Express.

come aboard the legendary Palace on Wheels, a weeklong cruise recreating the ambience of the glorious past through the heart of Rajasthan. Feel like royalty on board this centrally air-conditioned and completely self-sufficient train. There  are four coupes in each coach, with wall to wall carpeting, a lounge car with a well stacked bar and two restaurant cars, the Maharaja & Maharani serving Continental. Indian and Rajasthani cuisine. All of which make your journey a memorable experience.

The Fairy Queen is the Oldest Working Broadgauge Steam Locomotive in the World and was built in the year 1855 by the British Firm "Kitson, Thompson & Hewitson" for the British Firm EASTINDIA RAILWAYS. This Train will have only a First Class (Non-Airconditioned) Chair Car having 50 Seats and a Pantry Car for On Board Catering. The Traditional Reception and a Cultural Evening will be Organised on the evening ofDay01 at the Hotel.

Take a journey back in time, to the fairy tale world of chivalrous Princes and beauteous Princesses. An era of unimaginable splendour, a period of unmatched opulence. Rediscover the glittering, golden age through the last of the great extravaganzas - The Royal Orient, a spectacular concept in transport; an aesthetic marvel of modern times. A throwback to the bygone days. Capture the essence of the realm of the Maharajas. An opportunity to experience its princely grandeur; a possibility of redefining the word pleasure. Thirteen indescribably wondrous, beautiful, gold embossed saloon cars recreate the resplendent living of times of yore.

Until recent years, many parts of South East Asia were readily accessible only by train. It is a region of open spaces, meandering rivers and dense jungle and much of it remains untouched, offering some of the most breathtakingly beautiful scenery in the world. While travel options may have increased, nothing yet disturbs the serenity of this enchanting region. No concrete jungle exists to impinge upon the real thing.

Explore Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand memorably by rail in the sumptuous comfort of the Eastern & Oriental Express train. The Eastern & Oriental Express is the ultimate centerpiece of a visit to the Far East. No destination ever promised more for the sophisticated traveler than South East Asia; and there can be no doubt that the Eastern & Oriental Express connects some of the world's most remarkable cities where intertwining cultures produce the fascinating ambiguities of the East: modernity surrounded by ancient mystery, stillness and calm in the midst of bustling urgency. The style and splendor of the Eastern & Oriental Express, with its elegant compartments, delicious cuisine and superb service, combined with the adventure of a journey through the heart of Asia, provide a unique travel experience.

Throughout Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, the train opens up the hidden secrets of the countryside like a lotus blossom. And no train is more redolent of the romance of this deeply traditional way of travel than the Eastern & Oriental Express. This is no ordinary train. Designed to withstand the rigors of climate and terrain, it will carry you in style and comfort on a journey you will always remember.

From its air-conditioned and luxurious carriages you will watch the world glide by; a world of warm welcomes and gentle people, of temples and traditions, aromatic spices and charismatic smiles, a world in which ancient religions and timeless superstitions contrast vividly with the modern preoccupations, pace and pressure of some of the most exciting and progressive cities on earth.

In South East Asia, tradition and subtlety meet commercial and contemporary reality head-on. The result is endlessly fascinating and always surprising, a melting-pot of memories and experiences, heightened by the fact that you are viewing the countryside form an ideal vantage point - the Eastern & Oriental Express.

During the journey, recognition dawns that each finely considered detail is a tribute to each individual guest, signifying our pleasure at your presence. The spacious compartment, boasting elegant appointments, glows with diamond marquetry, combining inlaid woods with antique brass and connects with an ensuite shower. Of course, on a route that traverses tropical jungle, the entire train is fully air-conditioned.

The Dining Cars are sumptuous combinations of rare veneers and lacquered Chinese panels. While reflections from subdued lights dance off heavy crystal and French silverware, the passengers' clothes reflect the mood. Fine wines encourage good conversation and sharpen the appetite. From the kitchens, where talented European and Asian chefs have pooled significant creative resources, comes a tempting the most delicious travelling innovative Eurasian cuisine. A tinkling piano in the Bar Car (mirrors, pale ash panels and lotus motifs) accompanies intriguing cocktails.

When it's time for afternoon tea, you'll detect a palpable British influence. sipping Earl Grey and nibbling a scone can recall memories of more leisurely times. And you've got all the time in the world to explore the Train. Whether you're crossing Malaysian rubber plantations or Thailand's terraced farms, survey the passing country with an apertif in your hand. Then a refreshing shower before a delicious dinner. There's ample opportunity to meet your fellow passengers during the evening over cognac and coffee in the Bar Car. Early mornings find you passing through some of South East Asia's most exciting scenery, fresh from the dawn. And fresh croissants, coffee, tea, juice and fruit arrive at your cabin at a pre-appointed time.

Experience the return of exotic travel as it was meant to be: the exclusive privilege of watching unforgettable vistas unfold at a graceful pace. Every stop is a fresh adventure, a beguiling place to explore, connected by a mode of travel where beauty and comfort combine.

• Sun or Wed: Afternoon embarkation of the Eastern & Oriental Express. Cross to Malaysia v ia the causeway over the Straits of Johor. Afternoon tea served in your compartment. Dress for dinner and a relaxing evening in the Bar Car with its resident pianist. During the evening, the train pauses at Kuala Lumpur.
• Mon or Thu: Breakfast in your compartment before arriving in Butterworth. Morning guided excursion to colonial Georgetown, Penang Includes an introductory tour of the historic town and Fort Cornwallis. Lunch on board. View the changing scenery from the Observation Car as the train crosses into Thailand.
  Dinner and overnight on board.
• Tue or Fri: Breakfast on board. Morning visit to the River Kwai and a boat excursion along the river. Lunch on board before arrival in Bangkok mid-afternoon.

• Day One: Mid morning embarkation of the Eastern & Oriental Express. Settle into your compartment. Brunch is served in the Restaurant Car. Afternoon visit to the River Kwai and a boat excursion along the river. Afternoon tea served in your compartment. Dress for dinner and a relaxing evening in the Bar Car with its resident pianist. During the evening, E&O pauses at the Royal Station of Hua Hin.
• Day Two: Breakfast in your compartment while you view the changing scenery as the train passes from Thailand into Malaysia. After lunch a visit to Observatory Car before the train pulls into Butterworth. Guided excursion to colonial Georgetown, Penang. Includes an introductory tour of the historic town and Fort Cornwallis. Dinner and overnight on Board.
• Day Three: Breakfast on board. Cross the causeway over the Straits of Johor for a morning arrival in Singapore.

• Tuesday or Friday: Evening embarkation of the Eastern & Oriental Express. Settle into your compartment before supper and a relaxing evening in the Bar Car with its resident pianist.
• Wednesday or Saturday: Breakfast is served in your compartment before a morning arrival in Lampang. Opportunity to absorb local flavor of Lampang. Lunch on board and perhaps a visit to the Observation Car to view the magnificent scenery. Afternoon tea before an early evening arrival in Chiang Mai.

• Wednesday or Saturday: Evening embarkation of the Eastern & Oriental Express. Settle into your compartment before supper and a relaxing evening in the Bar Car with its resident pianist.
• Thursday or Sunday: Breakfast is served in your compartment before an early morning arrival in Phitsanulok. Guided tour of the famous archaeological site of Old Sukhothai, the first capital of Siam, including the preserved ruins of the royal palaces. Lunch on board and perhaps a visit to the Observation Car to view the magnificent scenery. Afternoon tea before an early evening arrival in Bangkok.

All prices shown are per person and include the following:

• All table d'hate meals on board.
• Complimentary tea and coffee in your compartment.
• Sightseeing tour of Penang and Kwai for those travelling between Bangkok/Singapore.
• Sightseeing tour of a Thai village for those travelling to or from Chiang Mai.

Enjoy the quiet atmosphere, immaculate service and gourmet meals while the African landscape glides gently past the window.

Take a journey back in time, to the fairy tale Imagine the comfort and luxury of a Five Star Hotel from which you can watch the moon rise over the Karoo and awake to find yourself surrounded by vineyards. Journey into a timeless world of grace, elegance and romance, where spectacular scenery stirs the imagination and luxurious comfort soothes the body and soul.

Prepared by gourmets for the pleasure of gourmets, dining on The Blue Train is a singular experience.  Beautifully detailed burled wood paneling and original South African artwork may distract, but never detract, from the perfect views. A traditional high tea is served in the lounge car and and the club car offers a relaxing atmosphere and a fully equipped bar. By day, your private suite is an elegant and comfortable haven where considerable attention has been paid to practical needs. As night falls, your suite is transformed into a romantic boudoir of soft glowing light and fine cotton linen.

The Blue Train's itineraries are Cape Town to Pretoria, Pretoria to Victoria Falls and Pretoria to Eastern Transvaal.

The Blue Train offers you the option of two itineraries.

1. Between Pretoria and Cape Town.

2. Between Pretoria and Victoria Falls.

The Blue Train departs from Pretoria to Cape Town and vice versa most Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

The Blue Train departs from Pretoria to Victoria Falls and vice versa once a month on selected Thursdays northbound and Mondays southbound. Each one-way journey takes 48 hours.

Two different types of accommodation are offered, deluxe and luxury. Single travellers pay an additional full fare. No children under 16 years are allowed on the train. Tariffs quoted are for one-way journeys, inclusive of meals, bedding, applicable tax

A spectacular 12-day journey across Africa from Cape Town to Dar Es Salaam awaits you aboard The Pride of Africa, one of the world’s most luxurious trains. Guests will board the beautifully restored, privately owned Classic Train with carriages dating back to the 1930s and â€ë�40s, and travel in the footsteps of such illustrious adventurers as Livingstone, Speke, Stanley, Burton, Blixen and others.

This safari will take you through South Africa with a brief visit to Matjiesfontein, the charming Victorian village, and tours of the diamond town of Kimberley and the capital city Pretoria. Then a visit to famous Kruger Park Game Reserve for game viewing and overnight 5-star lodge accommodation. Crossing into Zimbabwe the train continues north via Bulawayo to the mighty Victoria Falls, where guests will enjoy a tour of the spectacular falls, a cruise on the Zambezi and overnight at the lovely Victoria Falls Hotel.

The journey continues across Victoria Falls, through Zambia and across Tanzania, where the incredible 1800km Tazara Rail Line crosses some 300 bridges suspended above rivers and ravines and snakes its way down the African escarpment. The epic train safari descends from the highlands 1700m above sea level to the panoramic coastal plains and finally into the city of Dar Es Salaam. An exclusive, luxury adventure not to be missed.

The beautifully restored train consists of up to 19 coaches which can be drawn by either Steam, Diesel or Electric locomotives operating at various stages of the journey. The Sleepers, as well as observation and dining cars have been splendidly refurbished in the style of the period - but with an eye for modern-day comfort.

The train carries a maximum of 70 passengers who are attended by highly motivated members of staff and the cuisine is of the superb standard befitting an exclusive tour.

The luxury accommodation on board combines the opulence of pre-war travel with subtle modern innovations. The coaches have been lovingly restored to their former glory with fine attention to detail. Use of traditional furnishings and period decor, with exquisite craftsmanship evident in fine wood panelling has ensured that the atmosphere of elegance and grandeur is maintained. The train offers two types of suites:

Royal Suites

Luxurious and elegant, the Royal suites are spacious (approx. 16 square meters) and each takes up half a carriage. Each suite has a private lounge area and accommodates two people with a choice of twin beds or double. In the en suite bathrooms original fittings are combined with the modern technology of hot showers, hairdryers and shaver plugs.

De Luxe Suites

These luxury suites, restored with equal care and finesse, also accommodate 2 passengers in either double or twin beds, and have en suite bathrooms and lounge areas. Each deluxe suite occupies approx. 11 square meters.

The Indian Pacific travels 4,352 kilometres, from Sydney, through the beautiful Blue Mountains; across rich farming lands; through historic mining towns such as Broken Hill; through Adelaide, the elegant capital city of South Australia; across the desolate Nullarbor Plain on the longest straight stretch of railway track in the world (478 kilometres) to the historic mining town of Kalgoorlie, before arriving in the beautiful city of Perth on the Indian Ocean.

In 20 magic hours from Adelaide, The Ghan will take you 1,555 kilometres through the Outback, to the mysterious Red Centre, the very heart of Australia.

You will travel through some of the harshest most forbidding country in Australia, in all the comfort and style of a fine hotel where, after a peaceful and relaxing sleep you will arrive in a real oasis, Alice Springs.

The legendary town, made famous in Neville Shute's best-seller, 'A Town Like Alice', is the perfect starting point for Australia's Outback attractions; the majestic Uluru (Ayers Rock), the ancient splendour of the East and West MacDonnell Ranges, King's Canyon and the mysterious beauty of Kata Tjuta (the Olgas).

More than a hundred years ago, The Overland pioneered inter-capital rail travel in Australia. A century on, this historic train still provides a comfortable and convenient overnight service between Adelaide, South Australia, and Melbourne, Victoria.

The 828 kilometre journey takes approximately twelve and a half hours. The Overland allows easy travelling between Adelaide, with its gracious architecture, located in the heart of Australia's premier wine producing regions and gateway to the Outback, to the cosmopolitan city of Melbourne, the sporting capital of Australia, with its fabulous shopping, nightlife and extensive dining options.