Transport choices are many and varied on the Gold Coast, catering for residents and the large number of visitors to the City.
Road: From Brisbane, the Gold Coast is a 40 minute journey south along the Pacific Motorway. The Gold Coast borders New South Wales and is accessible from the Pacific Motorway.

Buses: Buses service areas from as far south as Pottsville and Murwillumbah in New South Wales to as far north as Beenleigh in Queensland.  For information on public bus timetables, phone TransLink on 13 12 30.

Trains: Trains run at regular intervals from Brisbane to the Gold Coast. Bus connections to Surfers Paradise are available from the Helensvale, Robina and Varsity Lakes stations. Phone the Trans Info Hotline on 13 12 30 for up to date information on train and bus services. Bus connections are also available from Nerang Railway Station to Surfers Paradise. 

Taxis: The Gold Coast City's largest taxi fleet is Gold Coast Cabs.

Airlines: The Gold Coast region is serviced by the Gold Coast International Airport, with frequent domestic services from Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide and Hobart, and International services from New Zealand, Japan and Asia. Brisbane's International Airport also provides links with the United States and Europe.