
There are so many ways to get around the Outback - regardless of whether you want to take the wheel, or sit back and enjoy the ride.
Most of Queensland's Outback is accessible by family sedan, and towns are usually no more than two hours apart. For the off-road enthusiast, there are plenty of opportunities to go bush and explore secret attractions, taking forgotten roads meandering through spectacular Outback scenery.
Or, if you want to leave the car at home, let someone else get behind the wheel. Coach services operate to all major Outback centres along the Overlander's Way from Townsville to Mount Isa, and on the Matilda Highway from Charleville to Karumba.
If the romance of train travel lures you, Queensland Rail offers a variety of journeys. And finally, for those short on time, or for that business holiday, regular flights operated by QantasLink, Qantas and MacAir Airlines service many regional centres.
Simply use the search box to the right to begin your search, or browse the transport options listed below.
From AU$30 - 200
Budget Rent a Car has a wide range of current model cars, four wheel drives, mini buses and commercial vehicles, available for any occasion.
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From AU$111
The Gulflander is the historic rail experience that is famous for going from "nowhere to nowhere". Venturing from Normanton on the remote Gulf of Carpentaria the train travels to Croydon 140 kilometres away.
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The Longreach Airport services a daily flight from Brisbane with QANTASLink and a twice weekly flight from Townsville with West Wing Aviation.
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From AU$49 - 899
Discover the rainforest, reef, beach, outback or city on an unforgettable Queensland Rail Travel holiday.
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