Transport
Sydney's transportation system offers a comprehensive network of public transport options, including trains, buses, ferries, light rail, and metro, as well as extensive road and cycling infrastructure. Whether you are commuting to work or exploring the city's attractions, you will find plenty of ways to get around.
The Opal card is the primary means of payment for public transport in Sydney. You can top up your card at stations, convenience stores, or online. Sydney's extensive train network connects the city centre to suburbs and regional areas, with the Sydney Metro providing fast and efficient travel.
Buses serve a vast network of routes, reaching areas not served by trains. For a scenic journey, ferries offer picturesque views of Sydney Harbour and connect popular destinations like Manly, Circular Quay, and Darling Harbour.
Sydney also offers a range of alternative transportation options. Taxis and rideshare services are readily available for convenient door-to-door transportation.
For a more eco-friendly and active way to get around, Sydney's pedestrian-friendly streets and numerous bike paths make cycling and walking attractive options