Melbourne is easy to access and even easier to get around. The city provides around 530 international flights a week. Linked to other major Australian centres by air, interstate rail, major highways (car and coach) and ferry (Tasmania only), Melbourne’s location within the country’s population epicenter makes it a preferred place to visit for a lot of Australians.

Flying within Australia
Melbourne Airport offers over 390 flights every day to and from major cities and regional areas around Australia. Domestic airlines operating at Melbourne Airport include Qantas, Regional Express and low-cost carriers Jetstar, Virgin Blue and Tiger. More than 20 million passengers passed through Melbourne Airport last year, more than 55,000 every day. Ranked in the top five world airports for quality passenger service, Melbourne Airport offers a 24 hour single terminal precinct and is the only Australian airport to have won Australian Tourism Awards for General Tourism services. With domestic only a short walk from the international terminals, transfers are hassle free and within minutes.
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Melbourne Airport Transfers
Skybus Super Shuttle - operates Melbourne Airport to CBD transfer service - takes just 20 minutes and operates 24 hours, 7 days a week every 10-15 minutes most of the day.
For further information:
Email: info@skybus.com.au Web: http://www.skybus.com.au

Integrated Public Transport
Melbourne’s Metlink ticketing system allows multiple journeys using the complete Metlink transport network. Tickets are known as Metcards and provide flexible travel on trains, trams and buses. Check maps located at stations, tram stops and on transport to match your ticket to your journey. The Southern Cross Station (formerly Spencer Street Station) provides a major transport hub for interstate and metropolitan trains and the Airport Shuttle (Skybus).
For further information visit:
www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au
Metlink's trams
Metlink's trains

City Circle Tram
The free City Circle tram provides visitors to Melbourne with a great way to not only navigate the city but provides a short cut to many of Melbourne’s landmarks. Designed as a hop-on, hop-off service, it’s a great way to get around.

Visit: www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au or free trams city circle

Trams and Trains
Tram routes cover the city and inner suburbs. The city is the central hub of the train and tram network. A ticket must be bought for train and tram travel according to the zone and time of travel. The major train station is Flinders Street, and Southern Cross is the connecting station between Melbourne and Regional Victorian trains (V/line).

For train timetables and information visit: www.connexmelbourne.com.au
For tram timetables and information visit: www.yarratrams.com.au

Buses
Shopping centres, sporting venues, tourist attractions, parks, hospitals and schools can be reached by bus, either directly or with train or tram connections.

Further information is available through Metlink: www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au

Melbourne City Tourist Shuttle
Melbourne City Tourist Shuttle has a free bus service that compliments the City Circle Tram, the service runs every 15 minutes between 10am and 4pm every day. The bus route has 15 stops, travelling around the outskirts of the CBD, with an audio commentary and brochure stands provide information on key attractions. The route takes approximately 40 minutes. www.thatsmelbourne.com.au

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