Getting Here

by road
Lake Macquarie is 90 minutes drive from Sydney’s CBD. Take the F3 Freeway from Sydney.For East Lake; take the Budgewoi/Swansea exit for Nords Wharf, Cams Wharf, Catherine Hill Bay, Swansea, Blacksmiths, Pelican, Marks Point, Belmont & Charlestown. For West Lake; take the Morisset/Cooranbong exit for Cooranbong, Morisset, Watagan Mountains, Myuna Bay, Wangi Wangi & Toronto. For North Lake; take the Cardiff exit for Speers Point & Warners Bay.

by rail
Lake Macquarie is serviced by both Sydney and Country services.Lake Macquarie stations are located at: Wyee, Morisset, Dora Creek, Awaba, Fassifern, Booragul, Teralba, Cockle Creek and Cardiff
Phone City Rail: 131 500 or Country Link: 132 829
http://www.131500.com.au

by bus or coach
Lake Macquarie is serviced by coach companies throughout Australia. Connections to and from various locations are provided on a regular basis. Newcastle Buses operate services throughout the suburbs of Lake Macquarie and Newcastle. The Transport Infoline website http://www.131500.com.au has timetable and service information.

by plane
Direct flights are available from Newcastle Airport on a daily basis from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and the North Coast of NSW. Newcastle Airport is based at Williamtown a 25min drive north of Newcastle.
Qantas Link Reservations: 13 13 13

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