Murrays

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Murrays Coaches (Murrays Australia Limited) is an Australian bus and coach charter company. Murrays provides scheduled services in New South Wales, including:

• EXPRESS - Canberra to Sydney,
• EXPRESS - Canberra to Snowfields

• Canberra - Wollongong (via several other towns along direct route)
• Canberra - Narooma (via Kingston, Queanbeyan, Bungendore, Braidwood, Batemans Bay and Moruya)

Murrays coaches leave Canberra from the Jolimont Centre on the Western side of Northbourne Avenue in Civic, Australian Capital Territory. Buses leave Sydney from the Sydney Coach Terminal on Eddy Avenue, at Central Station (Sydney).

Murrays has six depots located in Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast and Cairns. Murrays operates more than 250 coaches across these locations. Charters are available in Murrays' vehicles in all these cities, as well as via subcontracted vehicles throughout Australia and New Zealand.

Murrays also promotes additional services related to coach charter transport, such as transport planning.

Murrays Coaches, a company limited by shares, was founded by Ron Murray (who remains the Managing Director and sole shareholder) in Canberra in 1966.

Destinations

Sydney	Canberra	Kingston	Queanbeyan	Bungendore	Braidwood	Nelligen	Batemans Bay	Batehaven
Caseys Beach	Surf Beach	Malua Bay	Rosedale	Barlings Beach	Tomakin	Mossy Point	Broulee	Moruya
South Moruya	Tuross Head	Bodalla	Dalmeny	Kianga	Narooma	Wollongong	Figtree	Unanderra
Dapto	Albion Park	Robertson	Moss Vale	Marulan	Goulburn	Collector

External links

• Murrays Australia

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