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The Gold Coast is perfectly positioned along the traditional Australian east coast adventure route. By plane, train, bus, car or bike the Gold Coast is easy to access with Gold Coast and
RoadThe Gold Coast is a one-hour journey from Brisbane in the north or from Byron Bay, New South Wales, in the south along the Pacific Motorway/Highway. AirThe Gold Coast Airport at Bilinga is only 25 minutes drive from Surfers Paradise. Brisbane International Airport is one hour north of the city by road. Coach transfers are available from both airports. The Airtrain has regular services between Brisbane International Airport and the Gold Coast. RailTrains run at regular intervals between Brisbane and the Gold Coast’s Beenleigh, Ormeau, Coomera, Helensvale, Nerang and Robina stations. Please visit www.translink.com.au for further public transport information and schedules. There are regular bus connections from these stations to many Gold Coast destinations. BusThe coastal strip from Southport to Kingscliff is well serviced by local buses that can you take you to restaurant and café precincts, major shopping centres, theme parks, railway stations and many other destinations. Please visit www.surfside.com.au for further public transport information and timetables. Airline services from Gold Coast Airport include:Domestic
Tiger Airways - to Australian destinations (low-cost carrier) Virgin Blue – to Australian destinations (low-cost carrier)
InternationalAir New Zealand http://www.airnewzealand.com.au/ Pacific Blue – to New Zealand Air Asia X - to South-east Asian and Chinese Destinations via Kuala Lumpur (with onward connections to the UK) Jet Star - Daily service to and from Japan and New Zealand Virgin Blue
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