About this route
The Sydney–Jindabyne corridor.
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Who runs this route.
FlixBus Australia
Wi-FiToiletUSB chargingEco-friendly40kg luggageBookon FlixBus AustraliaFrom$57Daily services
- 6:30 AM1:05 PMMon, Wed–Sun
- 6:50 AM1:05 PMMon, Wed–Sun
Greyhound Australia
Wi-FiToiletUSB chargingWheelchair accessEco-friendly40kg luggagerestored after bogus-no-service deletion 2026-05-07
Bookon Greyhound AustraliaFrom$97Daily services
- 6:30 AM1:00 PMMon, Fri–Sun
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Travel tips
What to know before you go.
Book the early departure and you arrive with the afternoon in hand; there is no later same-day service. Neither operator runs every day of the week, so check your exact date. 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.
Frequently asked
Sydney to Jindabyne, 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.
- The Snowy Mountains Bus Service (run by Cooma Coaches) shuttles Jindabyne to both Perisher and Thredbo for a flat $20 each way in season, bookable online. Staying in Jindabyne and shuttling up is the cheapest way to ski both resorts on one trip.
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