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Brisbane to Melbourne Trains

26
May
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Departure scheduleTrain informationDescription

Departure schedule

Morning departures

Fastest trip1 d 12 hrs 45 min
Longest trip1 d 12 hrs 45 min
Earliest05:45
Latest05:45
Departures1
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Travelling from Brisbane to Melbourne by Train

Traveling from Brisbane to Melbourne by train is a rewarding way to experience the sweeping beauty of Australia’s eastern states. Covering approximately 994 kilometers, this route is served by NSW TrainLink’s XPT trains with a transfer in Sydney. While the full journey takes about 26 hours, it offers a peaceful and scenic alternative to flying, perfect for those who enjoy unhurried travel.

Passengers can enjoy spacious seating, sleeper cabin options, and onboard amenities that make the long ride comfortable. The trip begins in Queensland’s subtropical landscapes, winds through the rural heart of New South Wales, and concludes in the vibrant city of Melbourne. With both Roma Street and Southern Cross stations well connected to local transit.

Brisbane to Melbourne trains information

Brisbane
Brisbane Central railway station, AustraliaRoma Street, AustraliaBrisbane Airport terminal, AustraliaBrisbane Central Bus station, Australia
994 km
Melbourne
Southern Cross, AustraliaMelbourne AIrport terminal, Australia
1 d 12 h 45 m
Shortest travel time
$183
Lowest train ticket cost
1
Avg. daily departures
05:45
Earliest departure
05:45
Latest departure

Traveling from Brisbane to Melbourne by train is a rewarding way to experience the sweeping beauty of Australia’s eastern states. Covering approximately 994 kilometers, this route is served by NSW TrainLink’s XPT trains with a transfer in Sydney. While the full journey takes about 26 hours, it offers a peaceful and scenic alternative to flying, perfect for those who enjoy unhurried travel.

Passengers can enjoy spacious seating, sleeper cabin options, and onboard amenities that make the long ride comfortable. The trip begins in Queensland’s subtropical landscapes, winds through the rural heart of New South Wales, and concludes in the vibrant city of Melbourne. With both Roma Street and Southern Cross stations well connected to local transit.