For the first time in almost a decade, Greyhound is returning to the New England Highway, reconnecting Brisbane, Toowoomba and Tamworth while opening the door to some of regional Australia’s most unique destinations.
From the vineyards of the Granite Belt to the rugged landscapes of the New England Highlands, our new service makes it easier than ever to explore a region defined by country hospitality, fresh local produce, spectacular national parks and vibrant regional communities.
Along the way, travellers can discover destinations like Warwick, famous for its country charm, heritage streetscapes and iconic rodeo events. In Stanthorpe, Queensland’s premier wine region awaits, with cellar doors, local produce, cool climate wines and easy access to Girraween National Park.
Crossing into New South Wales, the journey continues through Tenterfield, Glen Innes and Armidale. From Celtic heritage and World Heritage listed rainforests to dramatic gorges, waterfalls and thriving arts and culture scenes, each destination offers something a little different.
At the end of the route sits Tamworth, Australia’s Country Music Capital. But beyond the music, visitors will find a vibrant regional city surrounded by national parks, local food and wine experiences, and the welcoming spirit that defines the New England region.
More than just a new route, this service is about reconnecting communities and providing a new way to experience regional Australia. Whether you’re travelling to visit family and friends, explore somewhere new or discover the hidden gems of the Southern Downs and
New England regions, Greyhound’s return to the New England Highway makes the journey easier than ever.
Bookings are now available, with services operating between Brisbane, Toowoomba and Tamworth via Warwick, Stanthorpe, Tenterfield, Glen Innes and Armidale.