Long-distance train travel is a great way to see the natural beauty of a country.
Naturally, taking a train doesn't have to break the bank. But for anyone interested in splurging on comfort for trips that can last a week or more, there are several ways to ride in style.
Scroll down to see the most luxurious train options out there:
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South America: Belmond Andean Explorer
The Belmond Andean Explorer offers sweeping views of the Peruvian Andes with stops in Cusco, Puno, and Arequipa. The train is South America's very first luxury sleeper train and comes with a library car and piano bar car.
The price of a one-night itinerary in a double room is $480, according to Travel + Leisure. More specific pricing information is available upon request.
Africa: Rovos Rail
The Rovos Rail has been selling tickets for nearly three decades and offers a variety of trips to places like Cape Town, Victoria Falls, and Durban. Guests can enjoy Champagne and lobster tail in the luxury train, which offers Royal Suites that come with a tub and shower.
The price of a room starts at $1,475 per person.
London to Venice: Venice Simplon-Orient-Express
The Venice Simplon-Orient-Express is one of the most iconic luxury trains in the world. It features Art Deco interiors, plush fabric, crystal glassware, and a champagne bar.
It's best known for its classic route from London to Venice, with a stop in Paris. But you can also opt for a journey from Paris to Istanbul or from Istanbul to Venice. Tickets start at roughly $2,500 per person.
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