Can I get to Sydney from Port Macquarie?
Qantas and Regional Express fly from Port Macquarie to Sydney 4 times a day. Alternatively, Greyhound Australia operates a bus from Port Macquarie to Sydney once daily. Tickets cost $60 – $110 and the journey takes 6h 5m. Premier Motor Service also services this route once daily.
Can I catch a train from Sydney to Port Macquarie?
Getting to Port Macquarie The Grafton, Casino and Brisbane XPT trains run daily from Sydney and stop at Wauchope. The Grafton XPT has a connecting coach to Port Macquarie.
Does Port Macquarie have a train station?
Port Macquarie does not have a railway station, but approximately 20 min west of Port Macquarie is Wauchope, which is serviced by the North Coast Railway Line. Services to Wauchope originate at Central Station in Sydney and take around 7 h. Wauchope is serviced by three trains a day from Sydney.
Where should I stop in Port Macquarie and Sydney?
Norah Head Lighthouse. Source: Destination NSW.
Can I go to Port Macquarie?
COVID-19 Update: The Port Macquarie region is still welcoming many visitors, however, we ask that you follow all NSW Public Health Orders when considering travel or if you are visiting our region. For the latest information about restrictions and health advice specific to NSW, please refer to NSW.gov.au/COVID-19.
Are there crocodiles in Port Macquarie?
Caught crocodile is largest for the year | Port Macquarie News | Port Macquarie, NSW.
How do you get around Port Macquarie?
Port Macquarie is serviced by two ferries linking the CBD to the North Shore, providing access to Limeburners Creek Nature Reserve, North Beach and Crescent Head via Maria River Road (gravel road) and Point Plomer Road (4WD access only). 21 vehicle ferry located at Settlement Point Road.
Are crocodiles in NSW?
A freshwater crocodile has been found in the Murray River near the New South Wales-Victoria border, thousands of kilometres south of home.