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How to get fromMartinborough to Whanganuiby bus, train, or car

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There are 4 ways to get from Martinborough to Whanganui by bus, train, or car

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  1. Bus

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    1. Take the bus from Jellicoe Street at Naples Street to Masterton Recreation Centrebus bus 200
    2. Take the bus from Masterton to Palmerston Northbus bus
    3. Take the bus from MSBH - Platform 1 to Trafalgar Square - Bay 3bus bus 225
    6h
    $35–125
  2. Train, bus via Palmerston North

    1. Take the train from Featherston Station to Wellington Stationtrain train Wrl
    2. Take the train from Wellington to Palmerston Northtrain train
    3. Take the bus from MSBH - Platform 1 to Trafalgar Square - Bay 3bus bus 225
    7h 32m
    $102–176
  3. Drive 205.8 km

    1. Drive from Martinborough to Whanganuicar car 205.8 km
    2h 30m
    $61–87
  4. Train, bus

    1. Take the train from Featherston Station to Wellington Stationtrain train Wrl
    2. Take the bus from Wellington - Central to Whanganui / Wanganuibus bus Whanganui / Wanganui - Wellington Airport
    6h 59m
    $41–117

Martinborough to Whanganui by bus

Calendar3Weekly Buses
Duration6hAverage Duration
Ticket$35Cheapest Price
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Questions & Answers

What companies run services between Martinborough, New Zealand and Whanganui, New Zealand?

You can take a bus from Jellicoe Street at Naples Street to Trafalgar Square - Bay 3 via Masterton, Palmerston North, and MSBH - Platform 1 in around 6h.

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