Everybody's journey is different
🛤️ This Disability Action Week, we’re proud to launch our new public awareness campaign, ‘Everybody’s journey is different.'
We're on a mission to improve accessibility with tools and resources so that you can travel with us in the way that’s best for you.
💡 Our website is the best place to start organising your journey, with tools and information to help get you on your way
👉 A virtual tour of any train, so you can get familiar with the space and important facilities
👉 Flexible booking options - over the phone, or in-person at one of our travel centres or local tour desks
👉 Dedicated assistance animal spaces, in-seat meal service, and free travel for your eligible Carer.
You can relax and focus on making memories while our Onboard team makes sure your trip is safe, comfortable and enjoyable. We understand that everybody’s journey is different. Visit Accessible Travel on our website to find out more! ➡️ www.ksr.com.au/AccessibleTravel
Does your camera roll look like this? 👆📸
It's time it does.😉 Book your unforgettable rail journey with us today! Call 1800 577 245 to speak with our friendly reservations team.🌟
It's gettin' hot in here.... says every Queenslander right now. 😅🤣
For those travelling with us over the summer period, a reminder that some of our beautiful carriages are more than 100 years old, which does mean no air-conditioning. The train does have large, open-air windows – bringing you closer to the scents of the rainforest and mist of the waterfalls you pass by. 😍
Beat the heat with some of our steps to prep this summer! 👉 https://bit.ly/47NZSdD
📽️ - Explore Oz With Us at Kuranda Koala Gardens
Din Din (Barron Falls)
Who's ready to hear Din Din (Barron Falls) roar this summer?!💦 We are! 🙋
The incredible sight of Barron Falls in full flow is nothing short of spectacular! 🌟 This footage was captured over 24 hours in the middle of a wet season! WOW🤯
The power of this beauty after 300mm of tropical rain is a jaw-dropping experience, guaranteed to leave a lasting impression.🤯 While we can't guarantee it's always this full, it's definitely worth a visit any time of year. See it for yourself and hop aboard Kuranda Scenic Railway! Book now👉 https://bit.ly/3C3ENhg
📽️ - @mickchapppy
Spotted🚂✨
Talk about a nice view for a walk home! 😍
Who else is lucky enough to have Kuranda Scenic Railway part of their daily view?
📹 - @rosajacobyy
Dear travellers, a magical experience is awaiting you aboard Kuranda Scenic Railway!✨Beware you don't swoon as you experience a rail journey where nature's beauty is at your fingertips. 🌊 Feel the cool ocean breeze through the open-air windows. 🍃Embrace the untamed senses as you traverse through ancient rainforests. 💦Immerse yourself in the beauty of flowing waterfalls. Don't forget to promenade at the lovely and leafy Kuranda railway station.🚂
Oh wow. 😍
Can it seriously get any more beautiful than this? As the sun kisses the train, let the beauty of Diwunga (Stoney Creek Falls) sweep you away as you move through ancient, lush rainforest.🍃🛤️
A journey on Kuranda Scenic Railway is bound to leave a little magic in your heart and a skip in your step. ✨ https://bit.ly/3ALHIgZ
Din Din (Barron Falls)
A new perspective to appreciate! 💭✨
We often marvel at Din Din (Barron Falls) from above, but seeing its incredible power and flow from this angle is truly something else. WOW!😍
🎥 @zeppmaxfield captures the stunning beauty below!
Wow 😍
📌 Din Din (Barron Falls)
As you continue the climb to Kuranda Village, you’ll witness the spectacular 257-metre staggered drop of Barron Falls. Keep your camera close, as Kuranda Scenic Railway pulls in for a short walk to the lookout.📷
Looking for your next adventure in Gimuy (Cairns)? Look no further! 👉 https://bit.ly/3Wn3LCX
Kuranda Scenic Railway 15 carriages
The answer you've all been waiting for! Thanks everyone for your answers to our Train Trek Trivia post yesterday. 👏 😁
The answer to the question, how many carriages does our longest train have is: 15 carriages
That's right! The train running from Gimuy (Cairns) to Ngunbay (Kuranda) at 9:30am and then back to Cairns from Kuranda at 3:30pm has 12 Heritage Class carriages, two Gold Class carriages and one accessible carriage. 💁
Originally built in 1909, our carriages were unique to the Cairns area and may have been the only vehicles of their type to operate in Australia at that time. They were known as “Grandstand” cars and were specifically intended for use by tourists travelling to Kuranda. Today, these heritage timber beauties host more than 300,000 guests between Cairns and Kuranda each year. 🌿🚂
Kuranda Scenic Railway - Passing Stoney Creek Falls
Chugging along the tracks.🚂
The world quiets as nature's spectacle unfolds before us. It's not just a train journey, it's a feast of the senses.🌿💧 Who's joining us for a ride through the heart of ancient rainforest? 🙋 https://bit.ly/4bHMR7m
📹 - @veraniaflorencia
