The Q Train in Geelong & The Bellarine, VIC, offers a first-class dining experience that is second to none. Their most prestigious option, the Private Dining Cars, is a must-try for anyone seeking a unique and unforgettable dinner experience in Australia. Originally a first-class sleeping car from Queensland''s famous Sunlander train, this intimate compartment seats six and provides a one-of-a-kind atmosphere, perfect for special occasions.

The Q Train''s first-class guests are treated to a delicious degustation menu, complete with premium drink matching. This process involves pairing food dishes with wine, beer, or mocktails to enhance the dining experience, using locally sourced beverages. The Q Train''s fine wines and beers are carefully selected to complement each course, while non-alcoholic pairings are also available for those who prefer.

In addition to the exceptional food and drink, first-class guests can enjoy panoramic views of the Bellarine Peninsula from the comfort of their private dining compartment. The journey along the Bellarine Railway offers varying dining vistas, including a dining stop right next to Swan Bay, which is spectacular at sunset.

Fine linen, superior service, and complimentary tea and barista-made coffee are also included in the first-class experience. Guests can purchase additional beverages on board using cash, EFTPOS, or VISA/Mastercard.

The Q Train''s first-class dining option is perfect for a romantic dinner, a special occasion, or a night out with friends. With its rich history, exceptional food and drink, and stunning views, it''s no wonder We Wander has selected The Q Train as a partner for unforgettable dinner experiences in Australia. Book your dinner reservations today and experience fine dining like never before.

Please note that in line with responsible serving of alcohol (RSA) guidelines, wine is served as per the Australian average, which is exactly a 100ml pour per serve with each course. Additionally, all guests must be at least 18 years of age to consume alcohol in Australia.