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Sapphire Coast Buslines - Schedules, Routes and Stops
Sapphire Coast Buslines
Sapphire Coast Buslines is a public transport provider in Sydney which operates bus routes.
The Sapphire Coast Buslines has 44 bus routes in Sydney with 420 bus stops.
Their bus routes cover an area from the Mount Darragh Rd at Boben Rd stop to the Bega St after Tathra St stop and from the Bells Pl at Murrays Flat Rd stop to the Wonboyn Store, Wonboyn Rd stop.
Sapphire Coast Buslines line schedules (timetables, itineraries, service hours), and departure and arrival times to stations are updated in the app in real time.
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To see updated bus times, timetables and stops please click on a route below
885Tathra to Bega via SE Regional Hospital & Auckland St- 886Tathra to Kalaru
- 890Bega to Eden via Wolumla & Merimbula
- 891Bega to Eden via Kalaru & Tura Beach
- 892Merimbula to Pambula Beach via Pambula
- S301Eden to Bega Schools via Pambula & Merimbula Bypass
- S302Merimbula to Merimbula & Pambula Schools
- S303Bega Coach Stop to Bega Schools
- S304Bega to Eden via Kalaru, Tura Beach & Merimbula
- S305Wonboyn to Eden Schools
- S306Wyndham to Eden Schools via Pambula
- S307Merimbula Public to Pambula Beach via Tura Beach
- S308Tura Beach to Pambula Primary via LCCC & Lochiel
- S309Tura Beach to Eden Schools
- S310South Pambula Beach to Eden Schools via Pambula
- S311Mirador to Eden Schools via Tura Beach & Merimbula
- S312Merimbula to Eden Schools via Pambula
- S313Wolumla to Eden Schools via Merimbula
- S314Mogareeka to Pambula Schools via Kalaru
- S315Bega Kerrisons Lane to Pambula Schools via Wolumla & Merimbula
Sapphire Coast Buslines coverage area map
Sapphire Coast Buslines Schedule Updates
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Sapphire Coast Buslines is a public transport provider in Sydney which operates bus routes.
The Sapphire Coast Buslines has 44 bus routes in Sydney with 420 bus stops.
Their bus routes cover an area from the Mount Darragh Rd at Boben Rd stop to the Bega St after Tathra St stop and from the Bells Pl at Murrays Flat Rd stop to the Wonboyn Store, Wonboyn Rd stop.
Sapphire Coast Buslines line schedules (timetables, itineraries, service hours), and departure and arrival times to stations are updated in the app in real time.
Facts about Sapphire Coast Buslines
The Sapphire Coast Buslines has bus routes operating across Sydney including: Kalaru, Pambula, Tathra, Merimbula, Bega, South Pambula, Tura Beach, Eden, Wallagoot, Wyndham (NSW).
The longest line from the Sapphire Coast Buslines is: S306. This bus route starts from Sapphire Coast Buslines Depot, Redfern Cl (South Pambula) and ends at Eden Marine High School, Barclay St (Eden). It covers over 71 km and has 21 stops.
The shortest line is: S352. This bus line begins from Merimbula Public School, Randolph St (Merimbula) and finishes at Main St after Market St (Merimbula). It runs through 1 km with 2 stops.
Sapphire Coast Buslines - fare information
Costs and prices of different ticket types may change, based on several factors. Please check the Moovit app to view fares of individual lines. For more information on ride fares and for buying tickets online please visit Sapphire Coast Buslines's official site.
Sapphire Coast Buslines contact information
- Website URL: https://transportnsw.info
Sapphire Coast Buslines Tracker
The Moovit app can be used as an Sapphire Coast Buslines tracker, providing real-time locations, arrival times, and live status of lines on an interactive transit map. Use our Sapphire Coast Buslines tracker to navigate more efficiently across Sydney.