The route at a glance
The Jindabyne–Sydney corridor.
The Jindabyne to Sydney coach is a seasonal service running through the NSW ski season, roughly June to early October. Greyhound Australia and FlixBus both operate the corridor in winter, covering the 465 km via the Hume and Monaro highways in around 6 hours 30 minutes. Departures leave Jindabyne in the afternoon, arriving into Sydney in the late evening. Both operators price dynamically, so fares move with demand; peak weekends reward booking weeks ahead.
Journey essentials
- Onboard
- Wi-Fi · Toilet · USB charging · Wheelchair access
- Luggage
- 1 × 40kg checked bag
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Who runs this route.
FlixBus Australia
Wi-FiToiletUSB chargingEco-friendly40kg luggageBookon FlixBus AustraliaFrom$72Services
Depart Arrive Runs 4:55 PM 11:00 PM Mon–Tue, Thu–Sun Greyhound Australia
Wi-FiToiletUSB chargingWheelchair accessEco-friendly40kg luggagerestored after bogus-no-service deletion 2026-05-07
Bookon Greyhound AustraliaFrom$97Services
Depart Arrive Runs 3:35 PM 9:55 PM Fri–Sat
Fares are indicative. Live pricing may vary by date and availability. AusBus earns a small commission on some bookings at no extra cost to you.
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Travel tips
What to know before you go.
Return services leave mid-to-late afternoon and arrive into Sydney late evening; plan your onward travel for a night-time arrival. Ski and board bags travel in the hold within the standard 40 kg allowance; pack boots in the cabin. Dress for the drop-off, not the coach: the heated cabin ends at an alpine car park. For Perisher, ride to Jindabyne and use the $20 Snowy Mountains Bus Service shuttle.
Worth timing your trip for
What's on in Sydney
OctoberSydney, NSWNRL Grand FinalFirst Sunday of October (typically)
OctoberSydney, NSWSculpture by the Sea, BondiLate October to early November (approx. 3 weeks)
DecemberSydney, NSWRolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race (start)26 December (Boxing Day) annually
Route FAQs
Jindabyne to Sydney, answered.
- Around 6 hours 30 minutes on current timetables. Services run via the Hume Highway and Canberra region onto the Monaro Highway; exact times vary slightly by operator and stop pattern.
- No. These are seasonal snow services, running during the ski season from roughly the June long weekend to early October. Outside the season, travel via Canberra with connecting regional services.
- Not every day, and the two operators run different days of the week. FlixBus currently runs most days; Greyhound runs a four-day pattern weighted to weekends. Check the timetable for your specific date rather than assuming a daily service.
- Yes. Board and ski bags count toward your checked luggage allowance (40 kg on both operators), and soft bags stow far better than hard cases. Boots are best carried into the cabin.
- Mid-to-late afternoon: current timetables show departures between about 3:30pm and 5pm, arriving into Sydney between roughly 10pm and 11pm. Book accommodation or onward transport for a late-evening Sydney arrival.
Keep going
Onward from Sydney.
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