Getting around by bus and coach Australia

Greyhound allows you to travel throughout most of Australia on modern, well-equipped coaches, including wifi. The company doesn't serve southern Western Australia, most of Victoria or inland New South Wales, but other than that, you can go almost anywhere! Frequent travelers can buy one of their passes, which allow unlimited travel on their gigantic network (the National Whimit pass), all along the East Coast, or the Commuter Pass for repeat travelers.

Brisbane, Australia's new world city, is a bustling center of arts, culture and dining with a relaxed atmosphere. The city offers many activities and attractions for visitors. The South Bank Parklands, located on the banks of the Brisbane River, offer free swimming facilities at the famous Streets Beach, as well as walking trails, picnic areas and numerous restaurants. Thrill-seekers can climb the Story Bridge for 360-degree panoramic views of the city. The Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, just 12 km from the city center, is the world's largest koala sanctuary, allowing visitors to cuddle koalas and hand-feed kangaroos. For food lovers, the Eat Street market offers over 100 street food stalls from around the world, with stunning views over the Brisbane River. The city is also magnificent at night, especially from the river. The CityCat ferries offer a breathtaking view of the city lights. For art and culture lovers, the Queensland Museum and GOMA house world-renowned collections of contemporary art. To get around the city, Brisbane has an excellent public transport network, with buses, trains, CityCats and CityFerry ferries available regularly throughout the day and night. Visitors can use the Go Card to travel easily throughout the city. Brisbane also offers numerous cycle paths and electric bikes for hire.

Wave Rock is a town in Western Australia. To get around the area, visitors can use Transwa buses. The buses are designed to offer a comfortable and peaceful journey across Western Australia. Group bookings are also possible. In addition to buses, Transwa also offers train services.

Connects Cairns to Melbourne via the coast and Sydney.

Example of price: autotour of 7 j/6 n Darwin, Kakadu, Katherine, Mataranka, Lichfield (about 1000 AU $ per person). Accommodation in twin. Air-conditioned car, unlimited kilometre.

At the junction of Palmer and Plume Streets. First Motor Service buses (www.premierms.com.au) stop here. Also a residential accommodation desk.

Serves Southwest Australia.

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.

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.

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.

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