Sydney Public Transport

Sydney Buses provide regular bus services between the major interchanges of Sydney CBD, Circular Quay, Central, North Sydney, Lane Cove, Epping, Chatswood, Manly, Northern Beaches, Parramatta, Bondi, Sydney Airport and many others.

Boasting one of the largest and most modern fleets, comprising in excess of 1,900 buses, Sydney Buses service more than 300 routes daily, and also operate the popular Sydney Explorer and Bondi Explorer tourist services, as part of the Sydney Pass ticket.

Buses can be hailed from the yellow-signed bus stops, and cover routes more widespread than those of the rail system. Several main bus services continue after midnight, when the rail system and the majority of bus services cease.

Sydney's newest transport system, the Metro Light Rail, is a pleasant way to travel between major destinations like Star City Casino, Capitol Square, Paddy's Markets and the Exhibition Centre.

For convenience, the Metro Light Rail also connects to the regular rail system at Central Station.

The Light Rail departs approximately every 10-15 minutes between 6am and midnight, and every 30 minutes between midnight and 6am.

Sydney Monorail is an enjoyable and convenient way to take in the sights of Darling Harbour, Chinatown and the central shopping and business districts.

Enjoy an elevated view of Australia's liveliest city as you travel from Pyrmont and Ultimo and the city centre.

The monorail departs every 3 to 5 minutes and one full loop will take approximately 15 minutes.