The Sunlander was a long-distance passenger train service in Australia, operating between Brisbane and Cairns in Queensland. It was known for its scenic route along the Queensland coast, providing travelers with beautiful views of the ocean and lush landscapes. The service was popular among tourists and locals alike, offering comfortable seating and amenities. The Sunlander was introduced in 1953 and continued to operate until 2014, when it was replaced by the Spirit of Queensland. The train was a vital part of Queensland Rail's services, contributing to regional tourism and transportation for over six decades.