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WARRNAMBOOL - MELBOURNE VIA APOLLO BAY & GEELONG Bus Time Schedule & Line Map WARRNAMBOOL - MELBOURNE VIA APOLLO BAY & GEELONG bus time schedule & line map WARRNAMBOOL - MELBOURNE … Melbourne View In Website Mode The WARRNAMBOOL - MELBOURNE VIA APOLLO BAY & GEELONG bus line (Melbourne) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Melbourne: 5:51 AM - 2:38 PM (2) Warrnambool: 10:12 AM - 5:52 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest WARRNAMBOOL - MELBOURNE VIA APOLLO BAY & GEELONG bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next WARRNAMBOOL - MELBOURNE VIA APOLLO BAY & GEELONG bus arriving. Direction: Melbourne WARRNAMBOOL - MELBOURNE VIA APOLLO BAY & 28 stops GEELONG bus Time Schedule VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Melbourne Route Timetable: Sunday 6:33 AM - 4:28 PM Visitor Information Centre/Great Ocean Rd Monday 5:51 AM - 2:38 PM (Apollo Bay) 100 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay Tuesday 5:51 AM - 2:38 PM Pisces Holiday Park/Great Ocean Rd (Apollo Bay) Wednesday 5:51 AM - 2:38 PM 309 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay Thursday 5:51 AM - 2:38 PM Skenes Creek Valley Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Skenes Friday 5:51 AM - 2:38 PM Creek) 13-14 Motts Lane, Skenes Creek Saturday 5:51 AM - 3:03 PM Grey River Rd/Hawdon Ave (Kennett River) 1-13 Great Ocean Road, Wye River Mcrae Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Wye River) WARRNAMBOOL - MELBOURNE VIA APOLLO BAY & 35 Great Ocean Road, Wye River GEELONG bus Info Direction: Melbourne Lorne Hotel/Great Ocean Rd (Lorne) Stops: 28 186 Mountjoy Parade, Lorne Trip Duration: 174 min Line Summary: Visitor Information Centre/Great Lorne Visitor Centre/Great Ocean Rd (Lorne) Ocean Rd (Apollo Bay), Pisces Holiday Park/Great 30 Mountjoy Parade, Lorne Ocean Rd (Apollo Bay), Skenes Creek Valley Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Skenes Creek), Grey River Golf Links Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Eastern View) Rd/Hawdon Ave (Kennett River), Mcrae Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Wye River), Lorne Hotel/Great Ocean Rd Yarringa Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Fairhaven) (Lorne), Lorne Visitor Centre/Great Ocean Rd 355 Great Ocean Road, Fairhaven (Lorne), Golf Links Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Eastern View), Yarringa Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Fairhaven), Bambra Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Aireys Inlet) Bambra Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Aireys Inlet), Post 104 Great Ocean Road, Aireys Inlet O∆ce/Great Ocean Rd (Aireys Inlet), Point Roadknight/Great Ocean Rd (Anglesea), Anglesea Post O∆ce/Great Ocean Rd (Aireys Inlet) Motor Inn/Great Ocean Rd (Anglesea), Great Ocean 31 Great Ocean Road, Aireys Inlet Rd/Camp Rd (Anglesea), Jarosite Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Bellbrae), Adiscott Rd/Great Ocean Rd Point Roadknight/Great Ocean Rd (Anglesea) (Bellbrae), School Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Bellbrae), 178 Great Ocean Road, Anglesea Bells Bvd/Great Ocean Rd (Jan Juc), Du∆elds Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Jan Juc), Torquay Holiday Anglesea Motor Inn/Great Ocean Rd (Anglesea) Resort/Surf Coast Hwy (Torquay), Grossmans 111 Great Ocean Road, Anglesea Rd/Surf Coast Hwy (Torquay), Merrijig Dr/Surf Coast Hwy (Torquay), Feehans Rd/Surf Coast Hwy (Mount Great Ocean Rd/Camp Rd (Anglesea) Duneed), Jennifer Ct/Pioneer Rd (Grovedale), Waurn 2 Camp Road, Anglesea Ponds Sc/Pioneer Rd (Grovedale), Roslyn Rd/High St (Belmont), Moorabool St/Malop St (Geelong), Jarosite Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Bellbrae) Geelong Station/Railway Tce (Geelong) Great Ocean Road, Bellbrae Adiscott Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Bellbrae) School Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Bellbrae) Bells Bvd/Great Ocean Rd (Jan Juc) 280 Great Ocean Road, Jan Juc Du∆elds Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Jan Juc) 33 Great Ocean Road, Jan Juc Torquay Holiday Resort/Surf Coast Hwy (Torquay) Surf Coast Highway, Torquay Grossmans Rd/Surf Coast Hwy (Torquay) 158 Geelong Road, Torquay Merrijig Dr/Surf Coast Hwy (Torquay) Feehans Rd/Surf Coast Hwy (Mount Duneed) Jennifer Ct/Pioneer Rd (Grovedale) 17 Pioneer Road, Grovedale Waurn Ponds Sc/Pioneer Rd (Grovedale) 173-199 Pioneer Road, Grovedale Roslyn Rd/High St (Belmont) 158 High Street, Belmont Moorabool St/Malop St (Geelong) 54 Malop Street, Geelong Geelong Station/Railway Tce (Geelong) 195 Latrobe Terrace, Geelong Direction: Warrnambool WARRNAMBOOL - MELBOURNE VIA APOLLO BAY & 27 stops GEELONG bus Time Schedule VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Warrnambool Route Timetable: Sunday 10:13 AM - 8:17 PM Moorabool St/Malop St (Geelong) Monday 10:12 AM - 5:52 PM 54 Malop Street, Geelong Tuesday 10:12 AM - 5:52 PM Geelong Station/Railway Tce (Geelong) 195 Latrobe Terrace, Geelong Wednesday 10:12 AM - 5:52 PM Roslyn Rd/High St (Belmont) Thursday 10:12 AM - 5:52 PM High Street, Belmont Friday 10:12 AM - 9:13 PM Waurn Ponds Sc/Pioneer Rd (Grovedale) Saturday 10:13 AM - 8:17 PM 230 Pioneer Road, Grovedale Reserve Rd/Torquay Rd (Grovedale) 260-264 Torquay Road, Grovedale WARRNAMBOOL - MELBOURNE VIA APOLLO BAY & Merrijig Dr/Surf Coast Hwy (Torquay) GEELONG bus Info Direction: Warrnambool Grossmans Rd/Surf Coast Hwy (Torquay) Stops: 27 156 Geelong Road, Torquay Trip Duration: 174 min Line Summary: Moorabool St/Malop St (Geelong), Torquay Holiday Resort/Surf Coast Hwy Geelong Station/Railway Tce (Geelong), Roslyn (Torquay) Rd/High St (Belmont), Waurn Ponds Sc/Pioneer Rd 92 Geelong Road, Torquay (Grovedale), Reserve Rd/Torquay Rd (Grovedale), Merrijig Dr/Surf Coast Hwy (Torquay), Grossmans Du∆elds Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Jan Juc) Rd/Surf Coast Hwy (Torquay), Torquay Holiday 39 Great Ocean Road, Jan Juc Resort/Surf Coast Hwy (Torquay), Du∆elds Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Jan Juc), Bells Bvd/Great Bells Bvd/Great Ocean Rd (Jan Juc) Ocean Rd (Jan Juc), School Rd/Great Ocean Rd 265 Great Ocean Road, Jan Juc (Bellbrae), Adiscott Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Bellbrae), Jarosite Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Bellbrae), Great Ocean School Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Bellbrae) Rd/Camp Rd (Anglesea), Anglesea Motor Inn/Great Ocean Rd (Anglesea), Point Roadknight/Great Adiscott Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Bellbrae) Ocean Rd (Anglesea), Post O∆ce/Great Ocean Rd (Aireys Inlet), Bambra Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Aireys Jarosite Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Bellbrae) Inlet), Yarringa Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Fairhaven), Golf Great Ocean Road, Bellbrae Links Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Eastern View), Lorne Visitor Centre/Great Ocean Rd (Lorne), Lorne Great Ocean Rd/Camp Rd (Anglesea) Hotel/Great Ocean Rd (Lorne), Mcrae Rd/Great 2 Camp Road, Anglesea Ocean Rd (Wye River), Hawdon Ave/Great Ocean Rd (Kennett River), Skenes Creek Valley Rd/Great Ocean Anglesea Motor Inn/Great Ocean Rd (Anglesea) Rd (Skenes Creek), Pisces Holiday Park/Great Ocean 109 Great Ocean Road, Anglesea Rd (Apollo Bay), Visitor Information Centre/Great Ocean Rd (Apollo Bay) Point Roadknight/Great Ocean Rd (Anglesea) 166-170 Great Ocean Road, Anglesea Post O∆ce/Great Ocean Rd (Aireys Inlet) 40 Great Ocean Road, Aireys Inlet Bambra Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Aireys Inlet) 104 Great Ocean Road, Aireys Inlet Yarringa Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Fairhaven) 1 Yarringa Road, Fairhaven Golf Links Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Eastern View) 725 Great Ocean Road, Lorne (Vic.) Lorne Visitor Centre/Great Ocean Rd (Lorne) 30 Mountjoy Parade, Lorne Lorne Hotel/Great Ocean Rd (Lorne) B100, Lorne Mcrae Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Wye River) Hawdon Ave/Great Ocean Rd (Kennett River) 1-13 Great Ocean Road, Wye River Skenes Creek Valley Rd/Great Ocean Rd (Skenes Creek) 12 Motts Lane, Skenes Creek Pisces Holiday Park/Great Ocean Rd (Apollo Bay) 309 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay Visitor Information Centre/Great Ocean Rd (Apollo Bay) 100 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay WARRNAMBOOL - MELBOURNE VIA APOLLO BAY & GEELONG bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in Melbourne. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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