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COWES - FOUNTAIN GATE VIA SAN REMO & PAKENHAM Bus Time Schedule & Line Map COWES - FOUNTAIN GATE VIA SAN REMO & PAKENHAM bus time schedule & line map Cowes - Fountain Gate Via San Remo & Pakenham View In Website Mode The bus line Cowes - Fountain Gate Via San Remo & Pakenham has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Cowes: 2:00 PM (2) Fountain Gate: 9:00 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest COWES - FOUNTAIN GATE VIA SAN REMO & PAKENHAM bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next COWES - FOUNTAIN GATE VIA SAN REMO & PAKENHAM bus arriving. Direction: Cowes COWES - FOUNTAIN GATE VIA SAN REMO & 35 stops PAKENHAM bus Time Schedule VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Cowes Route Timetable: Sunday Not Operational Fountain Gate Sc/Overland Dr (Narre Warren) Monday Not Operational 1088 Princes Highway, Narre Warren Tuesday Not Operational Lauderdale Rd/Princes Hwy (Narre Warren) 490 Princes Highway, Narre Warren Wednesday Not Operational Verdun Dr/Princes Hwy (Narre Warren) Thursday 2:00 PM 33/2 Don Bosco Drive, Narre Warren Friday Not Operational Whiteside Rd/Princes Hwy (O∆cer) Saturday Not Operational Bayview Rd/Princes Hwy (O∆cer) 393 Princes Highway, O∆cer Tivendale Rd/Princes Hwy (O∆cer) COWES - FOUNTAIN GATE VIA SAN REMO & 423 Princes Highway, O∆cer PAKENHAM bus Info Direction: Cowes O∆cer Recreation Reserve/Princes Hwy (O∆cer) Stops: 35 Beaconsƒeld - Nar Nar Goon Road, O∆cer Trip Duration: 90 min Line Summary: Fountain Gate Sc/Overland Dr Mcmullen Rd/Princes Hwy (O∆cer) (Narre Warren), Lauderdale Rd/Princes Hwy (Narre Warren), Verdun Dr/Princes Hwy (Narre Warren), Cardinia Rd/Princes Hwy (Pakenham) Whiteside Rd/Princes Hwy (O∆cer), Bayview Rd/Princes Hwy (O∆cer), Tivendale Rd/Princes Hwy Thewlis Rd/Princes Hwy (Pakenham) (O∆cer), O∆cer Recreation Reserve/Princes Hwy 25 Hood Place, Pakenham (O∆cer), Mcmullen Rd/Princes Hwy (O∆cer), Cardinia Rd/Princes Hwy (Pakenham), Thewlis Michael St/Princes Hwy (Pakenham) Rd/Princes Hwy (Pakenham), Michael St/Princes Hwy (Pakenham), Purton Rd/Princes Hwy Purton Rd/Princes Hwy (Pakenham) (Pakenham), Pakenham Rd/Princes Hwy (Pakenham), Pakenham Secondary College/Princes Pakenham Rd/Princes Hwy (Pakenham) Hwy (Pakenham), Lyle Blue Ct/Princes Hwy 190-198 Princes Highway, Pakenham (Pakenham), Deveney St/Princes Hwy (Pakenham), Atkins Rd/Princes Hwy (Pakenham), Racecourse Rd Pakenham Secondary College/Princes Hwy Nth/Racecourse Rd (Pakenham), Barrington (Pakenham) Dr/Racecourse Rd (Pakenham), Cameron 158-160 Princes Highway, Pakenham Way/Racecourse Rd (Pakenham), Koo Wee Rup Bus Interchange/Rossiter Rd (Koo Wee Rup), Gurdies - St Lyle Blue Ct/Princes Hwy (Pakenham) Helier Rd/Bass Hwy (The Gurdies), Pioneer Bay/Bass 104-106 Princes Highway, Pakenham Hwy (Pioneer Bay), Deep Creek St/Bass Hwy (Grantville), Grantville-Glen Alvie Rd/Bass Hwy Deveney St/Princes Hwy (Pakenham) (Grantville), Maru Fauna Park/Bass Hwy (Glen Princes Highway, Pakenham Forbes), Dalyston-Glen Forbes Rd/Bass Hwy (Glen Forbes), Anderson Bus Interchange/Bass Hwy Atkins Rd/Princes Hwy (Pakenham) (Anderson), San Remo Post O∆ce/Marine Pde (San Princes Highway, Pakenham Remo), Forrest Ave/Phillip Island Rd (Newhaven), Cape Woolamai/Phillip Island Rd (Cape Woolamai), Racecourse Rd Nth/Racecourse Rd (Pakenham) General Store/Phillip Island Rd (Surf Beach), Sunderland Bay/Phillip Island Rd (Sunderland Bay), Barrington Dr/Racecourse Rd (Pakenham) Walton St/Thompson Ave (Cowes), Cowes Transit 98 Racecourse Road, Pakenham Centre/Church St (Cowes) Cameron Way/Racecourse Rd (Pakenham) 62 Racecourse Road, Pakenham Koo Wee Rup Bus Interchange/Rossiter Rd (Koo Wee Rup) Gurdies - St Helier Rd/Bass Hwy (The Gurdies) 4/1005 Bass Highway, The Gurdies Pioneer Bay/Bass Hwy (Pioneer Bay) Deep Creek St/Bass Hwy (Grantville) Grantville-Glen Alvie Rd/Bass Hwy (Grantville) Bass Highway Service Road, Grantville Maru Fauna Park/Bass Hwy (Glen Forbes) Stanley Road, Tenby Point Dalyston-Glen Forbes Rd/Bass Hwy (Glen Forbes) Anderson Bus Interchange/Bass Hwy (Anderson) San Remo Post O∆ce/Marine Pde (San Remo) 113 Marine Parade, San Remo Forrest Ave/Phillip Island Rd (Newhaven) Cape Woolamai/Phillip Island Rd (Cape Woolamai) General Store/Phillip Island Rd (Surf Beach) 26-28 Bayview Avenue, Surf Beach Sunderland Bay/Phillip Island Rd (Sunderland Bay) 27A Phillip Island Road, Surf Beach Walton St/Thompson Ave (Cowes) 184 Thompson Avenue, Cowes Cowes Transit Centre/Church St (Cowes) 56 Church Street, Cowes Direction: Fountain Gate COWES - FOUNTAIN GATE VIA SAN REMO & 39 stops PAKENHAM bus Time Schedule VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Fountain Gate Route Timetable: Sunday Not Operational Cowes Transit Centre/Church St (Cowes) Monday Not Operational 56 Church Street, Cowes Tuesday Not Operational Walton St/Thompson Ave (Cowes) 1/185 Thompson Avenue, Cowes Wednesday Not Operational St Marys Church/Phillip Island Rd (Cowes) Thursday 9:00 AM Friday Not Operational Bermagui Cres/Phillip Island Rd (Sunset Strip) 45 Phillip Island Road, Sunset Strip Saturday Not Operational Sunderland Bay/Phillip Island Rd (Sunderland Bay) 27A Phillip Island Road, Surf Beach COWES - FOUNTAIN GATE VIA SAN REMO & General Store/Phillip Island Rd (Surf Beach) PAKENHAM bus Info 26-28 Bayview Avenue, Surf Beach Direction: Fountain Gate Stops: 39 Cape Woolamai/Phillip Island Rd (Cape Trip Duration: 90 min Woolamai) Line Summary: Cowes Transit Centre/Church St (Cowes), Walton St/Thompson Ave (Cowes), St Forrest Ave/Phillip Island Rd (Newhaven) Marys Church/Phillip Island Rd (Cowes), Bermagui 2-4 Forrest Avenue, Newhaven Cres/Phillip Island Rd (Sunset Strip), Sunderland Bay/Phillip Island Rd (Sunderland Bay), General San Remo Post O∆ce/Marine Pde (San Remo) Store/Phillip Island Rd (Surf Beach), Cape 113 Marine Parade, San Remo Woolamai/Phillip Island Rd (Cape Woolamai), Forrest Ave/Phillip Island Rd (Newhaven), San Remo Post Anderson Bus Interchange/Bass Hwy (Anderson) O∆ce/Marine Pde (San Remo), Anderson Bus Interchange/Bass Hwy (Anderson), Corinella Corinella Rd/Bass Hwy (Corinella) Rd/Bass Hwy (Corinella), Stanley Rd/Bass Hwy Corinella Road, Tenby Point (Glen Forbes), Pier Rd/Bass Hwy (Grantville), Deep Creek St/Bass Hwy (Grantville), Pioneer Bay/Bass Stanley Rd/Bass Hwy (Glen Forbes) Hwy (Pioneer Bay), Gurdies - St Helier Rd/Bass Hwy (The Gurdies), Koo Wee Rup Bus Pier Rd/Bass Hwy (Grantville) Interchange/Rossiter Rd (Koo Wee Rup), Cameron 1504-1510 Bass Highway, Grantville Way/Racecourse Rd (Pakenham), Simon Dr/Racecourse Rd (Pakenham), Princes Deep Creek St/Bass Hwy (Grantville) Hwy/Racecourse Rd (Pakenham), Caravan 1388 Bass Highway, Grantville Park/Princes Hwy (Pakenham), King St/Princes Hwy (Pakenham), James St/Princes Hwy (Pakenham), Pioneer Bay/Bass Hwy (Pioneer Bay) Mcgregor Rd/Princes Hwy (Pakenham), St Patricks Bass Highway, Pioneer Bay Ps/Princes Hwy (Pakenham), Rundell Way/Princes Hwy (Pakenham), Warwick Bayley Oval/Princes Hwy Gurdies - St Helier Rd/Bass Hwy (The Gurdies) (Pakenham), Lakeside Bvd/Princes Hwy (Pakenham), Thewlis Rd/Princes Hwy (Pakenham), Koo Wee Rup Bus Interchange/Rossiter Rd (Koo Cardinia Rd/Princes Hwy (Pakenham), Mcmullen Wee Rup) Rd/Princes Hwy (O∆cer), O∆cer Recreation Reserve/Princes Hwy (O∆cer), Station St/Princes Cameron Way/Racecourse Rd (Pakenham) Hwy (O∆cer), Bayview Rd/Princes Hwy (O∆cer), Brunt Rd/Princes Hwy (O∆cer), Richardson 77 Racecourse Road, Pakenham St/Princes Hwy (Berwick), Lloyd Ave/Princes Hwy Simon Dr/Racecourse Rd (Pakenham) (Narre Warren), Stewart Ave/Princes Hwy (Narre Warren), Fountain Gate Sc/Overland Dr (Narre 60 Simon Drive, Pakenham Warren) Princes Hwy/Racecourse Rd (Pakenham) Caravan Park/Princes Hwy (Pakenham) King St/Princes Hwy (Pakenham) 7 Princes Highway, Pakenham James St/Princes Hwy (Pakenham) 51-53 Princes Highway, Pakenham Mcgregor Rd/Princes Hwy (Pakenham) 77 Princes Highway, Pakenham St Patricks Ps/Princes Hwy (Pakenham) Rundell Way/Princes Hwy (Pakenham) Warwick Bayley Oval/Princes Hwy (Pakenham) 920-950 Princes Highway, Pakenham Lakeside Bvd/Princes Hwy (Pakenham) Thewlis Rd/Princes Hwy (Pakenham) 8 Otway Place, Pakenham Cardinia Rd/Princes Hwy (Pakenham) Mcmullen Rd/Princes Hwy (O∆cer) O∆cer Weighbridge Inbound, O∆cer O∆cer Recreation Reserve/Princes Hwy (O∆cer) Princes Highway Service Road, O∆cer Station St/Princes Hwy (O∆cer) Princes Highway, O∆cer Bayview Rd/Princes Hwy (O∆cer) 393 Princes Highway, O∆cer Brunt Rd/Princes Hwy (O∆cer) Richardson St/Princes Hwy (Berwick) 551 Princes Highway, Narre Warren Lloyd Ave/Princes Hwy (Narre Warren) 523 Princes Highway, Narre Warren Stewart Ave/Princes Hwy (Narre Warren) 503 Princes Highway, Narre Warren Fountain Gate Sc/Overland Dr (Narre Warren) 1088 Princes Highway, Narre Warren COWES - FOUNTAIN GATE VIA SAN REMO & PAKENHAM bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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