Means of transport Australia

Starting point for local taxis and buses Sunbus.

The Prospector, nicknamed the Kalgoorlie Train by locals, travels regularly between Perth and Kalgoorlie, a journey time of around 7 hours. This is a real passenger train, which is quite rare in Australia for long distances. The Indian Pacific, Great Southern and Ghan are mainly tourist trains. The Indian Pacific, which links Perth and Sydney and arrives in Kalgoorlie twice a week, makes a one-hour stop here. You can take a quick guided tour of the town before the train departs.

The Indian Pacific train links the Indian and Pacific Oceans, crossing the entire country 4,352 km from west to east - the longest train journey in the country! It links Perth to Sydney via Kalgoorlie, Adelaide and the Blue Mountains. Pass through unique landscapes: outback, vast plains, deserts, mountains... A 4-day trip with excursions at every stop, some included, others extra.

Luxurious cabins (for a train) with private bathrooms, excellent food, drinks and alcohol on request, attentive staff, this is an incredible once-in-a-lifetime experience! If you're feeling sociable, take advantage of the lounge, a bar car where you can meet other travelers, have a drink or a snack outside mealtimes. Live music concerts are also held here regularly.

Virgin Australia (ex Virgin Blue) serves mainly the United States and Europe as well as Australia in domestic Flights.

Virgin Blue is an Australian low cost airline established in 2000 and owned by Virgin Group.

Serves Southwest Australia.

RSL Cabs is a cab service located in Mascot. RSL Cabs also offers a pick-up service from Sydney Airport. They offer fast, simple and convenient services, and advance booking is recommended to guarantee availability. RSL Cabs is a members' cooperative of Australian Army veterans.

The airport has 3 terminals: international (T1) and 2 domestic (T2 and T3, the latter reserved for Qantas). The quickest way to reach the airport is by train, which takes you to the city center in 20-25 minutes. The cheapest way is to use the Opal transport card or your bank card (rather than buying a single ticket). Other means of transport include bus, shuttle (private or hotel), cab or VTC (Uber or other).

Transports passengers, campervans, cars and motorcycles between mainland Australia and Tasmania. Departures from mainland Australia are now always from Geelong, 70 kms from Melbourne. Tasmanian arrivals and departures are from Devonport, in northern Tasmania. For day trips, you can purchase a Day Ticket only (no cabin or seat reservation) at a lower fare than the night fare. Destination and timetable available on the website. On-board restaurant and cinema.

Ferries are equipped with a lounge area, plasma screens and a bar. They will transport you from Shute Harbour or Abel Point Marina to Airlie Beach to Hamilton Island, Long Island, as well as Daydream Island Resort. Regular departures between 7 am and 17 pm.

Serves the Soft Island Group, Cid Harbour on Whitsunday Island, Whitehaven Beach, Hook Island. Equipment of snorkeling and water supplied. The only condition is to have a campsite permit.

Jetstar is thelow-cost subsidiary of Qantas, created in response to competition from Virgin. With just over twenty destinations, Jetstar serves Australia's major cities, as well as tourist spots such as Uluru/Ayers Rock in the Northern Territory, Margaret River in Western Australia and the Whitsundays in Queensland. Prices are much more competitive than those of Qantas, but delays are possible, especially from Covid, and you'll have to buy your food locally (the menu on offer is fairly simple) and pay for your checked baggage.

Created in 2004, Jetstar is a low cost company, a subsidiary of Qantas, which operates domestic flights in all of Australia.

Mainly serves the Pacific area, New Zealand and Australia in domestic Flights.

Sydney is a bustling city with many different means of transport available to get around. Among them, cabs and VTCs are very popular. A reliable option is Maxi Taxis, which offers both cab and VTC services. You can book a cab using their app, which also offers the option of tracking your journey in real time and paying directly from the app. A great feature of Maxi Taxis is their price guarantee, which means that the price you get when booking is the price you'll pay, with no fare increases. What's more, Maxi Taxis is also an NDIS transport provider, offering transport services tailored to people with special needs. Whether for personal or business travel, Maxi Taxis is a convenient and reliable option for getting around Sydney.

It is a local bus company offering a 3 month pass (AU $ 260) and will stop you on camping and farms.

The Ghan is a mythical train that connects Adelaide to Darwin, in 2, 3 or 4 days. Its name honors the Afghan camel drivers, who played a key role in the first crossings of Australia through the center, as well as in the construction of the telegraph line. The Ghan is a luxury tourist train with stops in Alice Springs for guided tours and in Katherine for a cruise to Nitmiluk Gorge (helicopter flight at extra cost), as well as a quicker stop in the middle of the desert at night to enjoy the starry sky.

Opened in December 2017, the Byron Solar Train connects downtown Byron to the North Beach neighborhood and Byron Arts Estate via a 2-mile coastline. Far from the current aesthetic canons, this train is made of two cars dating from the 40s perfectly restored (the twin of the locomotive is in the railway museum in Tenterfield). On board, you can relax as you travel through the coastal rainforest and coastal wetlands. The trip takes 10 minutes one way or 25 minutes round trip from the North Beach station.

Sydney Central Station is the main hub for various rail services and the stop for many long-distance bus companies. An information desk provides information on all journeys from Sydney. For suburban trains and those departing from Sydney (to Newcastle, Canberra, Kiama etc.), you can consult the Transport NSW website: www.nswtrainlink.info. The Discovery Pass may be of interest. For travel on the Indian Pacific, visit www.journeybeyondrail.com.au.

Sydney, Australia's largest city, is renowned for its outdoor lifestyle. With its magnificent harbor, lush parks and beaches, Sydney offers a wealth of outdoor activities. Visitors can enjoy harbor views from picturesque sailing yachts, stroll through the lush parks with their majestic trees of Moreton Bay, and dine in seaside restaurants. The city is also full of lively bars where you can enjoy a drink on the terrace. Sydney offers a wide variety of tourist attractions, including museums, art galleries and cultural events. Sydney is served by Kingsford Smith Airport, which offers international flights.

Sydney, Australia's largest city, is a must-see destination for adventure-seeking travelers. British Airways offers direct flights to Sydney, with its famous harbor, impressive beaches and lively bar and restaurant scene. You can swim on the famous Bondi Beach and be dazzled by the iconic Sydney Opera House. Melbourne, the fashion capital, is also served by British Airways. Explore its café-lined streets, diverse neighborhoods and foodie culture. Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, offers a rich cultural scene and over 280 days of sunshine a year. Immerse yourself in the city's art galleries or head to Moreton Bay to spot whales, turtles and dolphins. Whether you want to visit a single destination or go on an Australian adventure, British Airways offers vacation packages to make it easy for you.

Premier Motor Service is the coach company that takes you up and down Australia's east coast, from southern New South Wales (NSW) to Cairns in northern Queensland. The three main routes are Eden to Sydney, Sydney to Brisbane and Cairns to Brisbane. You can buy a hop on hop off pass, which allows you to get on and off the bus as many times as you like during the journey. However, each trip must be booked by telephone. Toilets and reclining seats on buses.

This station, which dates back to 1928, is the departure point for commuter trains (note that Intersate trains leave from the Adelaide Parklands Terminal). Since 1985, the overhead section has become the Adelaide Casino.

Adelaide Railways Station Infocentre. At the same location, this is one of two public transport information centers in Adelaide. Another is located in the city center, Currie Street Infocentre. Information on commuter trains, buses and streetcars, timetables, fares and possible passes...

Like the Ghana or Indian Pacific, the Great Southern is now run by Journey Beyond Rail, which offers a very good quality service aimed at travelers who want a fairly luxurious experience while enjoying the superb scenery and experiences available along the way. The journey between Brisbane and Adelaide takes three days and two nights, with stops in Coffs Harbour, the Grampians or the Hunter Valley, depending on the itinerary, which you can check on the website. You should expect to pay around AU$2,000-3,000 per person (booking in advance).

The electronic tolling site for a portion of Melbourne's tolled sections. The sections managed by Eastlink connect the Monash, Eastern, Frankston Freeways and Peninsula Link Freeway. Note that EastLink Passes only provide access to the EastLink network. A calculator on the operator's website allows you to find out the cost of your trip. To use both EastLink and CityLink, you need a Melbourne Pass. If you are confused about all the details, the East Link website or the tourist office will be able to help you.

The electronic toll site for part of Melbourne's toll sections, 22 km distributed between Southern and Western Links. They connect Tullamarine Freeway, West Gate Freeway and Monash Freeway. For unlimited day trips, choose the 24-Hour Pass. A calculator on the operator site allows you to know the cost of your trip. Note that the Passes Pass only gives access to the CityLink network. To use the EastLink and CityLink networks interchangeably, you need Melbourne Pass.

The O-Bahn line, designed by the German company Daimler-Benz, is a bus line with part of its route on an impassable track (with low concrete walls on both sides). It was established in 1986 to relieve traffic congestion in the northeastern suburbs and provide quick access to the Tea Tree Plaza shopping area. It is 12 kilometers long and has three stops from Currie Street or Grenfell Street in downtown Adelaide: Klemzig Station, Paradise Interchange and Tea Tree Plaza Interchange.

Port Lincoln is located in the Australian state of South Australia. To get there, you can fly with Qantas. The airline offers several economy class options, with prices starting from AUD 169 from Adelaide, AUD 291 from Melbourne and AUD 361 from Sydney. Once you've arrived at Port Lincoln airport, you can reach the city by shuttle, cab or rental car. Once there, you can get around by bus, bike, rental car or cab. Port Lincoln enjoys a semi-arid climate, with hot, dry summers and cool winters. Average maximum temperatures range from 25 to 32°C in summer and 12 to 18°C in winter. The city also offers many activities and tourist attractions to discover.

Kangaroo Island airport is served by Qantas. You'll find a small café there. Cabs and shuttles are available to take you to the city center or vice versa. Kangaroo Island Transfer provides a shuttle service from the airport. Reservations are required. Rental cars are also available on site: Hertz and Budget are among the car rental companies present (but remember to book in advance for the best rates and options).

This official information site of the State of New South Wales summarizes in detail all the information on the main means of public transport available in Sydney. A reloadable electronic payment card is in place: the Opal card. This card avoids the purchase of multiple tickets and allows travel on the entire Sydney network. It is intended for both short and long term travelers and permanent residents. There are cards for adults (16+) and children (4-15).

Virgin almost fell victim to the Covid crisis, surviving only thanks to its takeover after a receivership in 2020. It is now the country's second-largest airline, serving over thirty destinations. Prices are often more competitive than those of Qantas, especially as they offer fares with or without hold baggage. They also offer surcharges for better seats. Download their Virgin Australia Entertainment app for in-flight entertainment.

The Ghan is a mythical train that runs from Adelaide to Darwin in 3 or 4 days. Its name honors the Afghan camel drivers who played an essential role in the first central crossings of Australia, as well as in the construction of the telegraph line. This is a luxurious tourist train with stops in Alice Springs, Katherine and a stop in the middle of the desert. Take your time and add experiences along the way. Allow around AU$1,500 for the Adelaide - Alice Springs journey and around AU$3,000 to Darwin.

The Indian Pacific train links the Indian and Pacific Oceans, crossing the entire country 4,352 km from west to east - the longest train journey in the country. It reaches Perth from Sydney (and vice versa) via Kalgoorlie, Adelaide and the Blue Mountains. You'll embark on a journey through unique landscapes: outback, huge plains, deserts, mountains... A 4-day trip with great excursions at every stop, some included, others extra. Have a look at the website.

Bonza is the latest addition to the family of airlines operating in Australia. Launched in early 2023, it is a low-cost airline serving mainly small towns on the east coast. In all, 21 destinations will be served by 2024. Based on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, this is also where you can reach the most destinations. All bookings are made on their Fly Bonza app, which you can download. Their app is also used during your trip to order food and drinks and to watch movies.

A cheap solution. You can choose between limited or unlimited mileage vehicles.

Here you'll find ticket offices and terminals for all Regional and Interstate bus companies. Many city tours and charter buses also depart from Central Station.

Main companies represented: Premiers Stateliner, Greyhound, Gray Line, Firefely, AAT Kings Kangaroo Island Adventure Tours, Sealink Kangaroo Island, Adelaide Sightseeing. The BUS SA website (adelaidemetro.com.au) provides bus timetables.

The company provides the first route, Scarborough-Bulwer, which joins the island.

40 minutes south of Hobart. Perfect to discover Bruny Island. Ferries offer more than 20 departures to the island per day during the summer, slightly less in winter, for a 15 to 20 minute crossing. Passengers travel free of charge and there is no need to book on a fixed ferry departure. It is necessary to pay for the vehicles. Pre-buy your open-date ticket online and save time upon arrival. The website is also a mine of information about the island: fauna and flora, maps, hiking routes...

Townsville Domestic Airport serves the cities of Darwin, Cairns, Mount Isa, Mackay, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sydney and Melbourne. Paid parking is available on site as well as several car rental companies

Starting point for Sealink ferries for Magnetic Island and Greyhound buses for different destinations.

Offers shuttle services between Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast and airports. This company is very punctual and the service is excellent.

Shuttle Service is available every 15 minutes from 9 am in the morning between most major hotels and major amusement parks. Regular buses, Surfside, serve Surfers'beaches, about every 10 to 30 minutes from 5 h. Hours and destinations at the tourist information kiosk on the Mall.

The bus service serves all major points on the island. A bus every hour from 6am onwards. Consider taking a day ticket to save money!

Discover the island in an original and fun way with these small convertible 4x4s that can accommodate 4 people. Be at least 21 years old to be able to drive.

Direct flights from Bangkok.