There are 4 ways to get from King Valley to Melbourne by bus, train, or car
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Bus, train
best- Take the bus from King Valley/Wangaratta - Whitfield Rd to Wangaratta Station/Norton Stbus King Valley - Wangaratta Via Wangaratta - Whitfield Rd
- Take the train from Wangaratta Station to Southern Crosstrain 623 / ...
4h 27m$74–213Drive 244.8 km
cheapest- Drive from King Valley to Melbournecar 244.8 km
3h 9m$45–64Bus
- Take the bus from King Valley/Wangaratta - Whitfield Rd to Wangaratta Station/Norton Stbus King Valley - Wangaratta Via Wangaratta - Whitfield Rd
- Take the bus from Wangaratta Station, Norton St to Southern Cross Coach Terminal, Spencer Stbus 6107 / ...
5h$64–82Bus, train via Southern Cross Station
- Take the bus from King Valley/Wangaratta - Whitfield Rd to Wangaratta Station/Norton Stbus King Valley - Wangaratta Via Wangaratta - Whitfield Rd
- Take the train from Wangaratta Station to Southern Cross Stationtrain Seymour
4h 41m$50–59
Comparing Your Travel Options
The cheapest way to get from King Valley to Melbourne is to drive which costs $40 - $65 and takes 3h 9m.
The fastest way to get from King Valley to Melbourne is to drive which takes 3h 9m and costs $40 - $65.
No, there is no direct bus from King Valley to Melbourne. However, there are services departing from King Valley/Wangaratta - Whitfield Rd and arriving at Southern Cross Coach Terminal, Spencer St via Wangaratta Station, Norton St. The journey, including transfers, takes approximately 5h.
The distance between King Valley and Melbourne is 292 km. The road distance is 244.8 km.
The best way to get from King Valley to Melbourne without a car is to bus and train which takes 4h 27m and costs $70 - $220.
It takes approximately 4h 27m to get from King Valley to Melbourne, including transfers.
King Valley to Melbourne bus services, operated by Regional Transit, depart from King Valley/Wangaratta - Whitfield Rd station.
King Valley to Melbourne bus services, operated by Regional Transit, arrive at Wangaratta Station/Norton St.
Yes, the driving distance between King Valley to Melbourne is 245 km. It takes approximately 3h 9m to drive from King Valley to Melbourne.
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What companies run services between King Valley, VIC, Australia and Melbourne, VIC, Australia?
You can take a vehicle from King Valley to Southern Cross Coach Terminal, Spencer St via King Valley/Wangaratta - Whitfield Rd and Wangaratta Station, Norton St in around 5h.
- Phone
- 131 500
- Website
- NSW TrainLink XPT
Train from Wangaratta Station to Southern Cross
- Ave. Duration
- 2h 35m
- Frequency
- 4 times a day
- Estimated price
- $30–160
- Website
- NSW TrainLink XPT
- Book at
- NSW TrainLink XPT
- Economy
- $30–40
- First
- $45–55
- Sleeper
- $140–160
- Phone
- 1800 800 007
- Website
- V-Line
Train from Wangaratta Station to Southern Cross Station
- Ave. Duration
- 2h 49m
- Frequency
- Twice daily
- Estimated price
- $6
- Website
- V-Line
- Off Peak
- $6
- Phone
- 1800 800 007
- Website
- Transport Victoria
Bus from King Valley/Wangaratta - Whitfield Rd to Wangaratta Station/Norton St
- Ave. Duration
- 40 min
- Frequency
- 6 times a week
- Estimated price
- $4–5
- Website
- Transport Victoria
Bus from King Valley/Wangaratta - Whitfield Rd to Wangaratta Station/Norton St
- Ave. Duration
- 40 min
- Frequency
- 6 times a week
- Estimated price
- $4–5
- Website
- Transport Victoria
Bus from King Valley/Wangaratta - Whitfield Rd to Wangaratta Station/Norton St
- Ave. Duration
- 40 min
- Frequency
- 6 times a week
- Estimated price
- $4–5
- Website
- Transport Victoria
- Phone
- 131 500
- Website
- NSW TrainLink
Bus from Wangaratta Station, Norton St to Southern Cross Coach Terminal, Spencer St
- Ave. Duration
- 3h 8m
- Frequency
- Twice daily
- Estimated price
- $20–29
- Website
- NSW TrainLink
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