There are 2 ways to get from Torquay to Clayton by bus, train, or car
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Torquay to Clayton by bus, train, and tram
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The cheapest way to get from Torquay to Clayton is to drive which costs $19 - $29 and takes 1h 29m.
The fastest way to get from Torquay to Clayton is to drive which takes 1h 29m and costs $19 - $29.
The distance between Torquay and Clayton is 127 km. The road distance is 112 km.
The best way to get from Torquay to Clayton without a car is to line 52 bus and train which takes 2h 43m and costs $25 - $30.
It takes approximately 2h 43m to get from Torquay to Clayton, including transfers.
Yes, the driving distance between Torquay to Clayton is 112 km. It takes approximately 1h 29m to drive from Torquay to Clayton.
There are 5183+ hotels available in Clayton.
What companies run services between Torquay, VIC, Australia and Clayton, VIC, Australia?
There is no direct connection from Torquay to Clayton. However, you can take the line 52 bus to Marshall Station/Marshalltown Rd, walk to Marshall Station, take the train to Southern Cross Station, walk to Southern Cross Station/Collins St #D14, take the line 11 vehicle to Melbourne Town Hall/Collins St #6, walk to Town Hall Station, then take the train to Clayton Station. Alternatively, you can drive from Torquay to Clayton in around 1h 29m.
- Phone
- 1800 800 007
- Website
- V-Line
Train from Marshall Station to Southern Cross Station
- Ave. Duration
- 1h 15m
- Frequency
- Every 30 minutes
- Estimated price
- $8–12
- Website
- V-Line
- Off Peak
- $8–12
- Phone
- 1800 800 007
- Website
- Transport Victoria
Bus from Letham Lane/Beach Rd to Marshall Station/Marshalltown Rd
- Ave. Duration
- 30 min
- Frequency
- Hourly
- Estimated price
- $6
- Website
- Transport Victoria
- Daily
- $12
- 2 hour ticket
- $6
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