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Port Lincoln - Adelaide Timetable

THURS & SAT
925
TUES
921

FROM ADELAIDE

MON, WED& FRI
928

TO ADELAIDE

PORT LINCOLN

Tumby Bay

Stateliner Stop - Lewis St

Friendly Grocer & Newsagency Port Neill Post & Trade Post Office

8.00am

8.40am

10.25am

11.05am 11.34am 11.58am 12.22pm 12.52pm
2.02pm

  • ADELAIDE
  • Central Bus Station

BP Truckstop

8.30am

Port Wakefield (P) Lochiel



10.00am 10.24am 10.35am 10.58am 11.16am 11.39am

11.44am

12.03pm 12.46pm

1.45pm

2.41pm

2.46pm

3.56pm 4.28pm 4.47pm 5.11pm 5.45pm

6.20pm

  • Port Neill
  • 9.09am

Jitter Bean Oasis Cafe

100 Mile Roadhouse Post Office

  • Arno Bay
  • 9.33am

Snowtown

  • Cleve
  • Cleve Newsagency
  • 9.57am

Redhill

  • Cowell
  • Caltex Roadhouse
  • 10.27am

11.37am

11.47am

 12.43pm

1.30pm

Crystal Brook Port Pirie - Arrive

PORT PIRIE - Depart

Port Germein Port Augusta- Arrive
Mobil Crystal Brook / Perrys Tourism & Arts Centre

Tourism & Arts Centre

General Store P.O.
Whyalla - Arrive

WHYALLA - Depart

Port Augusta - Arrive
Stateliner Terminal

Stateliner Terminal

24 Seven - 34 Eyre Highway
2.12pm
 3.10pm
4.00pm

PORT AUGUSTA - Depart 24 Seven - 34 Eyre Highway

24 Seven - 34 Eyre Highway

Port Germein Port Pirie - Arrive

PORT PIRIE - Depart

Crystal Brook Redhill
General Store P.O. Tourism & Arts Centre

Tourism & Arts Centre

Mobil Crystal Brook / Perrys Post Office
 2.13pm
2.32pm
 4.43pm
5.02pm

PORT AUGUSTA - Depart 24 Seven - 34 Eyre Highway

Whyalla - Arrive

WHYALLA - Depart

Cowell
Stateliner Terminal

2.39pm

5.09pm

Stateliner Terminal

Caltex Roadhouse

  • 3.02pm
  • 5.32pm

 3.20pm  3.43pm  3.54pm  4.18pm

5.50pm

 5.50pm  6.13pm  6.24pm  6.48pm  8.20pm

  • Cleve
  • Cleve Newsagency

Post Office

  • Snowtown
  • 100 Mile Roadhouse

Jitter Bean Oasis/Cafe BP Truckstop
Arno Bay
Lochiel

  • Port Neill
  • Port Neill Post & Trade

Friendly Grocer & Newsagency

Stateliner Stop - Lewis St

Port Wakefield (S)

ADELAIDE

Tumby Bay

PORT LINCOLN
Central Bus Station

Long Weekend and Public Holiday periods (including the day before and the day after) - check for special timetables with your local agent or Stateliner, unless booking online which will include all alterations.
 On Request (P) Pick-up only
 Refreshment/Meal Stop (S) Set-down only

  • All times subject to traffic and road conditions
  • Refer to General Information for important travel details
  • 07//2020

AGENTS

AGENTS

PORT WAKEFIELD SNOWTOWN CRYSTAL BROOK PORT PIRIE PORT AUGUSTA

WHYALLA

  • BP Truckstop
  • (08) 8867 1104

(08) 8865 2212 (08) 8636 2274 (08) 8633 8700 (08) 8686 8552

(08) 8645 9911 (08) 8629 2156

(08) 8628 2183

(08)8628 0020

0422 153 466
Mobil (100 Mile Roadhouse) Mobil / Perry’s Port Pirie Tourism & Arts Centre 24 Seven Cafe, 34 Eyre Highway

Stateliner Office

  • Cowell
  • Caltex Roadhouse

  • Cleve
  • Cleve Newsagency

  • Post Office
  • Arno Bay

  • Port Neill
  • Port Neill Post & Trade

Tumby Bay

Lock

Neindorf’s Friendly Grocer & Newsagency (08) 8688 2015

  • Lock Supermarket
  • (08) 8689 1013

(08) 8676 2062
1300 851 345

  • Cummins
  • Cummins Newsagency

  • Stateliner Stop (Lewis Street)
  • PORT LINCOLN

GENERAL INFORMATION

GENERAL INFORMATION

RESERVATIONS Please book at least 48 hours in advance. Reservations are essential particularly on long weekends and school holidays. CHECK-IN With your luggage at least 30 minutes prior to scheduled departure time of your coach. All luggage must be clearly labelled with your name and address.

TIMETABLE

BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE / WEIGHT LIMIT Two pieces of personal luggage (maximum 75cm in

length and weighing no more than 20kg each item) carried free. Additional items will attract an excess luggage charge and each item must weigh no more than 20kg. Items in plastic bags will not be accepted as luggage. No responsibility is accepted for cash or valuables, please keep these items and any medications with you at all times. Please refer to conditions on your ticket. JOINING EN ROUTE Arrive at the departure point 15 minutes prior to schedule, ensure your luggage is visible from the road and be prepared to hail the coach.

Port Lincoln

Passenger Reservations - (08)84155555

SPECIAL TIMETABLES Services may alter or vary over long weekend and public holiday periods (including the day before and the day after) - please check when booking.

CONCESSIONAL FARES

  • General Enquiries
  • - (08)84155500

Child Student
(4-14 years inclusive) - Adult fare less 50%

ADELAIDE OFFICE
Adelaide Central Bus Station
85 Franklin Street

On presentation at time of booking/ticketing a SA student pass approved by the Public Transport Division, for full time students 15 years and over - Adult fare less 50%

  • Pensioner
  • On presentation at time of booking/ticketing and acceptable pensioner/senior

concession pass approved by the Public Transport Division - Adult fare less 50%

Email: [email protected]
07-12-2020

Unemployed On presentation at time of booking/ticketing a Transport/State Concession
Card approved by the Public Transport Division - Adult fare less 50%
Concession and student passes must be carried at all times and shown upon request.

Concession Card Holders - SAVE 50%* off Adult Fares

SPECIAL CONDITIONS State Government Legislation prohibits smoking, alcohol and drugs on all passenger coaches. In order to offer a better standard of travel we request that you refrain from bringing hot foods on board. Hot drinks are still acceptable.

*Approved Passenger Transport Card Required

Book Online

www.stateliner.com.au

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