Public Transport in Melbourne

Public Transport in Melbourne Public transport in Melbourne is a convenient option for getting around the city. With more than 300 routes and two zones, buses can get you where you want to go in about one hour. Fares vary by route and time, but they generally cost around AU$2.70 for one hour and AU$3.90 for two hours. While most buses run every 30 minutes, outside of peak hours, you can expect to wait 20 to 40 minutes for your ride.

The public Melbourne Transport Services is divided into two zones, with trams running within the central business district. Tickets are available in a number of forms, such as a myki-pass and a cash-loaded card. The Port of Melbourne handles 33 percent of the country's container trade. It's located near the Maribyrnong River and is surrounded by residential neighborhoods. The Port of Melbourne is Australia's largest container port, handling about one million tons of goods every year.

Using public transport in Melbourne is easy and convenient, especially when you buy your ticket online or in retail outlets with a myki sign.

A myki card can save you time and money and make travel throughout the city much easier. Visit the Public Transport Victoria website for more information about Melbourne's public transport system. If you don't have a myki card, you can purchase one for $6 in advance. The Melbourne Visitor Centre and participating hotels sell these packages, which include discounted tickets for a variety of attractions and tours.