One of the biggest cities in Australia, Brisbane has a great transport system including the iconic CityCat and CityFerry network. You can also discover great trips on the CityCats by watching the CityCat journey videos.
CityCat and ferry services
These services run from The University of Queensland at St Lucia to Northshore Hamilton and offer great views enjoyed by tourists and commuters.
CityCats operate seven days a week with regular services every 13 minutes for most of the day, and express routes and more frequent services during peak times.
Go Card
Go Card is the perfect way to travel around the city by bus, train or ferry. You just need to top up the card balance and you’ll have access to all transportation, and after your 9th trip in a week the rest of the trips are free! Find out more by visiting www.gocard.translink.com.au
Free transport
In the inner city you can jump on the City Loop or Spring Hill Loop to go on weekdays to the CBD for free!
Buses
Bus services run throughout the city, linking the outer and inner suburbs to the CBD, railway stations and ferry terminals. Enjoy the special NightLink bus services running after midnight on Fridays and Saturdays for late-night travellers.
Trains
Brisbane’s electric trains have the region covered and provide direct access to the city, different precincts, and outer suburbs. TheAirtrain service is completely integrated into the Queensland Rail suburban network, and has regular trains operating from Brisbane Airport to Brisbane City and the Gold Coast.
Bikes
Brisbane’s beautiful climate is perfect to discover the city by bike. There are extensive bicycle paths throughout the city that will allow you to keep fit and save money! Rent a CityCycle bike at key inner-city locations and prepare to explore.