Getting out and about in Canberra.

Getting to your nation’s capital is a breeze!

Travel to Canberra conveniently by air, road or rail. Once you’re here you’ll discover the ease of travelling around a planned city. Take a public bus, a taxi or a tour. Canberra’s public bus service, ACTION Buses, covers Canberra’s major tourist sites and the suburbs. Call 02 6207 7611 for more information. A free Centenary loop bus service around Canberra’s attractions operates daily through to 31 December 2013. Route 100, a hop-on/hop-off service, will run on the half hour from 9am and 4.30pm between the Civic bus interchange and the parliamentary triangle.

You can be on the other side of Canberra in just forty minutes. Alternately, drive yourself around. Traffic flows are great. Even our roundabouts are easy to negotiate. Take a self-guided driving tour and learn more about the Australian Capital Territory.

Canberra has an enviable network of cycle and walking paths. Discover our national attractions and many of our best features on a self-guided walking tour or hire a bike and be refreshed with a ride.

Canberra’s lakes are fantastic for paddling, kayaking, lake cruises and fishing.