Sydney is the capital city of New South Wales, and is the most populous city in Australia. The city surrounds the world’s largest natural harbour and extends west towards the scenic Blue Mountains. The city thrives on tourism, attracting millions of visitors each year. There is plenty to see and do, with some of the popular drawcards including the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House, the historic Rocks precinct, Sydney Tower, Royal Botanic Gardens, Bondi Beach, Taronga Zoo and the Blue Mountains.

Is a scenic seaside town in the Illawarra region of New South Wales. Its proximity to south of Sydney makes it a popular destination for day trippers, and is popular for its numerous cafes and restaurants, scenic coastline and beaches. Attractions include the Kiama Blowhole and Coastal Walk.

Note: Premier Motor Service does not operate coach services into the township of Kiama itself, with our nearest service point the suburb of Bombo, a short distance from the town.

A small coastal town on the NSW South Coast, Ulladulla is famous for its fishing harbour, Blessing of the Fleet Festival, and its indoor Funland Park. It is also close to the historic town of Milton, famous for its Heritage Pie Shop, and popular among tourists for its boutique shops and cafes. Other nearby attractions include Pigeon House Mountain and the small, idyllic beachside villages to the north and south, including Bendalong, Lake Conjola, Mollymook, Burrill Lake, and Lake Tabourie.

A picturesque coastal town on the far South Coast of New South Wales, Narooma is famous for its Great Southern Blues Festival, as well as its proximity to the magnificent Montague Island. There are several scenic beaches and rock formations including Australia Rock and Glass House Rocks. The nearby coastal communities of Dalmeny and Kianga, as well as the historic Central Tilba village, are also are also popular with tourists.

A rural town on the Far South Coast of New South Wales, Bega is well known for its scenic farmland, valleys, dairy industry and locally produced cheese which is distributed across the country and exported around the world. It is also within close proximity to the stunning coastal township of Tathra, famous for its iconic fishing wharf, scenic beaches, and nearby national parks and walking trails.

The most southerly town in New South Wales, situated about half way between Sydney and Melbourne, Eden is a quaint coastal town with rugged cliffs and a large sandy, surf beach. It is also popular with tourists for its whale watching tours and Whale Museum, and is within close proximity to Beowa National Park which includes scenic walking trails, Ben Boyd's Tower, picturesque beach camping, and the beautiful Green Cape Lighthouse.