There are 2 ways to get from Yass to Lakes Entrance by bus or car
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Yass to Lakes Entrance by bus
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The cheapest way to get from Yass to Lakes Entrance is to bus which costs $14 - $55 and takes 8h 7m.
The fastest way to get from Yass to Lakes Entrance is to drive which takes 5h 39m and costs $85 - $130.
No, there is no direct bus from Yass to Lakes Entrance station. However, there are services departing from Banjo Patterson Park, Rossi St and arriving at Police Station/Roadknight St via Jolimont Centre/Northbourne Ave. The journey, including transfers, takes approximately 8h 7m.
The distance between Yass and Lakes Entrance is 489 km. The road distance is 478.5 km.
The best way to get from Yass to Lakes Entrance without a car is to bus which takes 8h 7m and costs $14 - $55.
It takes approximately 8h 7m to get from Yass to Lakes Entrance, including transfers.
Yass to Lakes Entrance bus services, operated by NSW TrainLink, depart from Banjo Patterson Park, Rossi St station.
Yass to Lakes Entrance bus services, operated by NSW TrainLink, arrive at Alinga St After Marcus Clarke St station.
Yes, the driving distance between Yass to Lakes Entrance is 478 km. It takes approximately 5h 39m to drive from Yass to Lakes Entrance.
There are 328+ hotels available in Lakes Entrance.
What companies run services between Yass, NSW, Australia and Lakes Entrance, VIC, Australia?
You can take a bus from Banjo Patterson Park, Rossi St to Police Station/Roadknight St via Alinga St After Marcus Clarke St and Jolimont Centre/Northbourne Ave in around 8h 7m.
- Phone
- 131 500
- Website
- NSW TrainLink
Bus from Banjo Patterson Park, Rossi St to Alinga St After Marcus Clarke St
- Ave. Duration
- 52 min
- Frequency
- 3 times a day
- Estimated price
- $8–13
- Website
- NSW TrainLink
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