The AusBus Journal
Practical guides for travelling Australia by coach. Route comparisons, multi-week itineraries, planning notes and destination write-ups, written by people who actually use the buses, fact-checked against operator timetables, and updated when fares change.
The Great Ocean Road is built for a car, but you can still see it without one. Here's the honest rundown of trains, coaches and tours, and which actually gets you to the Twelve Apostles.
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Noosa is the easy, grown-up beach stop on the Sunshine Coast, and you don't need a car to do it. Here's how to arrive by coach from Brisbane and get around once you're there.
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Cairns is built for car-free travel: the reef and rainforest are tour-and-transfer trips, and the city itself is walkable. Here's how to arrive and get around without hiring a car.
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You don't need a car for the Whitsundays; you need a boat, and those leave from town. Here's how to reach Airlie Beach by coach and do the islands car-free.
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Byron is one of the easiest spots on the east coast to do car-free, if you know which coach to take in and how to move around once you've arrived. Here's the full picture.
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