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How to get fromMelbourne to Nyahby bus, train or car

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There are 4 ways to get from Melbourne to Nyah by bus, train, or car

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  1. Bus

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    1. Take the bus from Southern Cross Coach Terminal/Spencer St to Bendigo Station/Railway Plbus bus Bendigo / ...
    2. Take the bus from Bendigo Station/Railway Pl to Two Bays Roadhouse/Murray Valley Hwybus bus Coach
    5h 30m
    $6–42
  2. Train

    1. Take the train from Southern Cross Station to Swan Hill Stationtrain train Bendigo
    6h 5m
    $10–22
  3. Drive 361.3 km

    1. Drive from Melbourne to Nyahcar car 361.3 km
    4h 10m
    $66–95
  4. Train, bus

    1. Take the train from Southern Cross Station to Bendigo Stationtrain train Bendigo
    2. Take the bus from Bendigo Station/Railway Pl to McAlpine Rd/Murray Valley Hwybus bus Coach
    6h 14m
    $11–32

Melbourne to Nyah by bus

Calendar7Weekly Buses
Duration5h 30mAverage Duration
Ticket$6Cheapest Price
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What companies run services between Melbourne, VIC, Australia and Nyah, VIC, Australia?

You can take a bus from Southern Cross Coach Terminal/Spencer St to Two Bays Roadhouse/Murray Valley Hwy via Bendigo Station/Railway Pl in around 5h 30m. Alternatively, V/Line operates a train from Southern Cross Station to Swan Hill Station twice daily. Tickets cost $8–12 and the journey takes 4h 45m.

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