IMPORTANT! Be aware that in warmer months, some steam trains may be substituted with diesel due to fire restrictions, or even cancelled altogether. Checking the relevant website will confirm what is currently running and which types of trains are being used on your preferred dates
New tour times have started 1st May 2017 – Trains run everyday 10am and 12:30pm! Cafe open 9am to 4pm
The Ida Bay Railway is the last operating bush “tramway” in Tasmania…. and Australia’s Southern-Most Railway, located at 328 Lune River Road, Lune River Tasmania (Australia).
The Malcolm Moore Locomotives are painted in a distinctive Red and yellow design. Several of the passenger carriages are built on bogie flat wagons built in the 1890s and some of the earliest bogie wagons in Australia.
At the Lune River Station, in Far South Tasmania, you can still see relics of the limestone carrying days in the form of wagons and machinery.
The railway line itself is over 7 kms long so please allow 2 hours for the return trip.
(see website for more details of the journey!)
New tour times have started 1st May 2017 – Trains run everyday 10am and 12:30pm! Cafe open 9am to 4pm
The Ida Bay Railway is the last operating bush “tramway” in Tasmania…. and Australia’s Southern-Most Railway, located at 328 Lune River Road, Lune River Tasmania (Australia).
The Malcolm Moore Locomotives are painted in a distinctive Red and yellow design. Several of the passenger carriages are built on bogie flat wagons built in the 1890s and some of the earliest bogie wagons in Australia.
At the Lune River Station, in Far South Tasmania, you can still see relics of the limestone carrying days in the form of wagons and machinery.
The railway line itself is over 7 kms long so please allow 2 hours for the return trip.
(see website for more details of the journey!)
New tour times have started 1st May 2017 – Trains run everyday 10am and 12:30pm! Cafe open 9am to 4pm
The Ida Bay Railway is the last operating bush “tramway” in Tasmania…. and Australia’s Southern-Most Railway, located at 328 Lune River Road, Lune River Tasmania (Australia).
The Malcolm Moore Locomotives are painted in a distinctive Red and yellow design. Several of the passenger carriages are built on bogie flat wagons built in the 1890s and some of the earliest bogie wagons in Australia.
At the Lune River Station, in Far South Tasmania, you can still see relics of the limestone carrying days in the form of wagons and machinery.
The railway line itself is over 7 kms long so please allow 2 hours for the return trip.
(see website for more details of the journey!)
New tour times have started 1st May 2017 – Trains run everyday 10am and 12:30pm! Cafe open 9am to 4pm
The Ida Bay Railway is the last operating bush “tramway” in Tasmania…. and Australia’s Southern-Most Railway, located at 328 Lune River Road, Lune River Tasmania (Australia).
The Malcolm Moore Locomotives are painted in a distinctive Red and yellow design. Several of the passenger carriages are built on bogie flat wagons built in the 1890s and some of the earliest bogie wagons in Australia.
At the Lune River Station, in Far South Tasmania, you can still see relics of the limestone carrying days in the form of wagons and machinery.
The railway line itself is over 7 kms long so please allow 2 hours for the return trip.
(see website for more details of the journey!)
New tour times have started 1st May 2017 – Trains run everyday 10am and 12:30pm! Cafe open 9am to 4pm
The Ida Bay Railway is the last operating bush “tramway” in Tasmania…. and Australia’s Southern-Most Railway, located at 328 Lune River Road, Lune River Tasmania (Australia).
The Malcolm Moore Locomotives are painted in a distinctive Red and yellow design. Several of the passenger carriages are built on bogie flat wagons built in the 1890s and some of the earliest bogie wagons in Australia.
At the Lune River Station, in Far South Tasmania, you can still see relics of the limestone carrying days in the form of wagons and machinery.
The railway line itself is over 7 kms long so please allow 2 hours for the return trip.
(see website for more details of the journey!)
New tour times have started 1st May 2017 – Trains run everyday 10am and 12:30pm! Cafe open 9am to 4pm
The Ida Bay Railway is the last operating bush “tramway” in Tasmania…. and Australia’s Southern-Most Railway, located at 328 Lune River Road, Lune River Tasmania (Australia).
The Malcolm Moore Locomotives are painted in a distinctive Red and yellow design. Several of the passenger carriages are built on bogie flat wagons built in the 1890s and some of the earliest bogie wagons in Australia.
At the Lune River Station, in Far South Tasmania, you can still see relics of the limestone carrying days in the form of wagons and machinery.
The railway line itself is over 7 kms long so please allow 2 hours for the return trip.
(see website for more details of the journey!)
New tour times have started 1st May 2017 – Trains run everyday 10am and 12:30pm! Cafe open 9am to 4pm
The Ida Bay Railway is the last operating bush “tramway” in Tasmania…. and Australia’s Southern-Most Railway, located at 328 Lune River Road, Lune River Tasmania (Australia).
The Malcolm Moore Locomotives are painted in a distinctive Red and yellow design. Several of the passenger carriages are built on bogie flat wagons built in the 1890s and some of the earliest bogie wagons in Australia.
At the Lune River Station, in Far South Tasmania, you can still see relics of the limestone carrying days in the form of wagons and machinery.
The railway line itself is over 7 kms long so please allow 2 hours for the return trip.
(see website for more details of the journey!)
New tour times have started 1st May 2017 – Trains run everyday 10am and 12:30pm! Cafe open 9am to 4pm
The Ida Bay Railway is the last operating bush “tramway” in Tasmania…. and Australia’s Southern-Most Railway, located at 328 Lune River Road, Lune River Tasmania (Australia).
The Malcolm Moore Locomotives are painted in a distinctive Red and yellow design. Several of the passenger carriages are built on bogie flat wagons built in the 1890s and some of the earliest bogie wagons in Australia.
At the Lune River Station, in Far South Tasmania, you can still see relics of the limestone carrying days in the form of wagons and machinery.
The railway line itself is over 7 kms long so please allow 2 hours for the return trip.
(see website for more details of the journey!)
New tour times have started 1st May 2017 – Trains run everyday 10am and 12:30pm! Cafe open 9am to 4pm
The Ida Bay Railway is the last operating bush “tramway” in Tasmania…. and Australia’s Southern-Most Railway, located at 328 Lune River Road, Lune River Tasmania (Australia).
The Malcolm Moore Locomotives are painted in a distinctive Red and yellow design. Several of the passenger carriages are built on bogie flat wagons built in the 1890s and some of the earliest bogie wagons in Australia.
At the Lune River Station, in Far South Tasmania, you can still see relics of the limestone carrying days in the form of wagons and machinery.
The railway line itself is over 7 kms long so please allow 2 hours for the return trip.
(see website for more details of the journey!)
New tour times have started 1st May 2017 – Trains run everyday 10am and 12:30pm! Cafe open 9am to 4pm
The Ida Bay Railway is the last operating bush “tramway” in Tasmania…. and Australia’s Southern-Most Railway, located at 328 Lune River Road, Lune River Tasmania (Australia).
The Malcolm Moore Locomotives are painted in a distinctive Red and yellow design. Several of the passenger carriages are built on bogie flat wagons built in the 1890s and some of the earliest bogie wagons in Australia.
At the Lune River Station, in Far South Tasmania, you can still see relics of the limestone carrying days in the form of wagons and machinery.
The railway line itself is over 7 kms long so please allow 2 hours for the return trip.
(see website for more details of the journey!)