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How to get from North Sydney to Currarong by bus and train?
From North Sydney to Currarong by bus and train
To get from North Sydney to Currarong in Sydney, you’ll need to take 3 train lines and one bus line: take the T9 train from North Sydney station to Town Hall station. Next, you’ll have to switch to the SCO train, then the SCO train and finally take the 120 bus from Bomaderry Station station to Currarong Beachside Tourist Park, Cambewarra Rd station. The total trip duration for this route is approximately 5 hr 42 min.
342min
120Leaves from North Sydney
Step by Step
- 1
Start from train stationNorth Sydney - 2Wait for trainT9Hornsby via Strathfield
- 3
Ride to train stationTown HallID 2000709 min - 4Wait for trainSCOKiama
- 5Ride to train stationKiamaID 253330135 min
- 6Wait for trainSCOBomaderry (Nowra)
- 7Ride to train stationBomaderry (Nowra)ID 25411028 min
- 8
Walk to bus stationBomaderry StationID 25411140 m • 1 min - 9120Wait for bus120Currarong
- 10Ride to bus stationCurrarong Beachside Tourist Park, Cambewarra RdID 254029571 min
*Duration based on 8am traffic
Public transport directions from North Sydney to Currarong
The distance between North Sydney, Sydney and Currarong, Sydney is approximately 213.69 km, which can typically be travelled in 342 min. Moovit will show you the directions from North Sydney to Currarong by bus and train, so no matter how you choose to travel in Sydney – you will always have plenty of easy options.
Public transport stations close to North Sydney
North Sydney is located at North Sydney, Sydney and the nearest public transport station is North Sydney Station, Blue St, Stand C.
Train stations close to North Sydney:
- Milsons Point
- Waverton
Bus stations close to North Sydney:
- North Sydney Station, Blue St, Stand C
- North Sydney Station, Blue St, Stand F
- North Sydney Station, Blue St, Stand B
Ferry stations close to North Sydney:
- Mcmahons Point Wharf
- Milsons Point Wharf
Public transport stations close to Currarong, Sydney
Currarong is located at Currarong, Sydney and the nearest public transport station is Currarong Beachside Tourist Park, Cambewarra Rd.
Bus stations close to Currarong:
- Worrigee Rd before Nowra Rd
- Walton Way opp Currarong Progress Hall
- Currarong Progress Hall, Walton Way
Related Routes
- Nowra to Currarong
- Sydney to Currarong
- North Sydney to Currarong
- North Sydney to Allambie Heights
- North Sydney to Balmain
- North Sydney to Banksmeadow
- North Sydney to Bargo
- North Sydney to Belmont North
- North Sydney to Breakfast Point
- North Sydney to Bulli
- North Sydney to Cabramatta
- North Sydney to Callala Beach
- North Sydney to Cammeray
- North Sydney to Cessnock
- North Sydney to Charmhaven
- North Sydney to Corlette
- North Sydney to Culburra Beach
- North Sydney to Darling Point
- North Sydney to Darlinghurst
- North Sydney to Doonside
Questions & Answers
What is the fastest way to get from North Sydney to Currarong?
The fastest way takes 342 minutes, using Bus line T9, Bus line SCO, Bus line SCO, Bus line 120.
Is there a direct train between North Sydney and Currarong in Sydney?
No, you’ll have to take 3 train lines and one bus line in total. The total travelling time is 5 hr 42 min.
Which train line goes from North Sydney to Currarong in Sydney?
The T9 train line goes from Hornsby via Strathfield station near North Sydney to Town Hall station. From there you’ll have to take one train line and one bus line till Town Hall station near Currarong in Sydney
How long does it take to travel from North Sydney to Currarong in Sydney by train and bus?
The total travel time between North Sydney and Currarong in Sydney by train and bus is about 5 hr 42 min.
Where do I get on the train near North Sydney to get to Currarong in Sydney?
Get on the T9 train from the Hornsby via Strathfield station near North Sydney in Sydney.
Where do I get off the train when travelling between North Sydney and Currarong in Sydney?
Get off the train at the Town Hall stop, which is closest to Currarong in Sydney.
