Byron Bay (Byron Bay), located in New South Wales, is the easternmost part of the entire Australian continent and is a very busy resort town, while the Queensland capital, Brisbane, is about 160kmms away from Byron Bay. So how do I get from Brisbane to Byron Bay?
Brisbane to Byron Bay:
1, self-drive [1 hour 51 minutes]
Self-driving needs to take the Pacific Motorway road. The route from Brisbane to Byron Bay is as follows:
In Brisbane, go northwest from George St, turn left to Burnett Ln, turn slightly right into Ann St, continue along Ann St, continue on, go on Pacific Motorway, go on to Pacific Motorway, into New South Wales. Then turn left, go to Old Pacific Hwy/Woodford Ln, turn right, go to Old Pacific Hwy/Woodford Ln, turn left, go on to Ewingsdale Rd, go on to Shirley St, take exit 1 on roundabout, take Lawson St, take exit 3 on roundabout, take Jonson St, And then we got to Byron Bay, Byron Bay..
2, take the train North Coast NSW Line and then change to the bus [4 hours and 19 minutes]
At Brisbane Roman Street train station Roma Street Station take North Coast NSW Line, in the direction of Central Station and then get off to Casino Railway Station. Half an hour after getting off, take bus No. 165 in the direction of Tweed Heads to Casino Coach Stop, Canterbury St, then get off at Byron Bay Coach Stop, Jonson St and arrive at Byron Bay.
3, take the TransLink and then transfer to the bus [5 hours 28 minutes]
First take No. 333 TransLink, in Brisbane direction Chermside Interchange to get off Roma Street busway, platform 1 at King George Square in Brisbane. Then take the No. 176 bus in the direction of Casino at Brisbane (Roma Street) Coach Stop, then get off at Lismore Town Coach Stop and change here to bus No. 173 in the direction of Surfers Paradise, take the bus to Byron Bay Coach Stop and then get to Byron Bay.
