Getting from Dee Why to University of Sydney takes about 75 min by public transport, on line B1, T8, 440, with 2 transfers, with about 5 min on foot.
How to get there
Typical routes from the timetable — allow longer at rush hour
Journey facts
- Line B1 towards Wynyard Station, York St, Stand M: board at Dee Why B-Line, Pittwater Rd, alight at Wynyard Station, York St, Stand M — 5 stops, 40 min ride.
- Line T8 towards Macarthur Station Platform 1: board at Wynyard Station Platform 6, alight at Museum Station Platform 2 — 3 stops, 8 min ride.
- Line 440 towards Darling St at Waterloo St: board at Museum Station, Liverpool St, Stand G, alight at University of Sydney Footbridge, Parramatta Rd — 7 stops, 15 min ride.
- Line T2 towards Parramatta Station Platform 4: board at Wynyard Station Platform 5, alight at Central Station Platform 19 — 2 stops, 7 min ride.
- Line L3 towards Circular Quay Light Rail: board at Central Chalmers Street Light Rail, alight at Haymarket Light Rail — 1 stops, 2 min ride.
- Line 483 towards Strathfield Station, Albert Rd, Stand M: board at Pitt St opp Barlow St, alight at University of Sydney Footbridge, Parramatta Rd — 5 stops, 7 min ride.
- Line 160X towards Chatswood Station, Stand D: board at Dee Why Shops, Pittwater Rd, alight at Chatswood Station, Stand D — 8 stops, 33 min ride.
- Line M1 towards Bankstown Station, Platform 4: board at Chatswood Station, Platform 2, alight at Martin Place Station, Platform 3 — 4 stops, 11 min ride.
- Line 438X towards Abbotsford Wharf, Great North Rd: board at Martin Place Station, Elizabeth St, Stand F, alight at University of Sydney Ross St Gate, Parramatta Rd — 6 stops, 17 min ride.
About the origin and destination
Dee Why
A northern beaches centre on the B-Line bus corridor, with a surf beach and lagoon.
University of Sydney
Australia's oldest university, with its sandstone Quadrangle in Camperdown.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take from Dee Why to University of Sydney?
A typical trip takes about 75 minutes, of which roughly 5 minutes is walking to and from the stops. Allow longer during morning and afternoon rush hour.
Which line runs from Dee Why to University of Sydney?
There is no direct line. The fastest combination is B1 + T8 + 440, with 2 transfers.
