Previously seen journeys
| Operated by | Vehicle type | Departure time | Departure location | Trip duration | Arrival time | Arrival location | Recommended | Price and booking link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Bus | Marla | Alice Springs | No tags | ||||
| Bus | Marla | Alice Springs | No tags | ||||
| Bus | Marla | Alice Springs | No tags | ||||
| Bus | Marla | Alice Springs | No tags | ||||
| Bus | Marla | Alice Springs | No tags |
Get from Marla to Alice Springs
The journey takes about 5 hours 30 minutes, and with fares starting at just £95, it presents an excellent value for a comfortable ride.
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Based on 2384 reviews, the company was rated 4.2 stars on Busbud. Travellers were especially satisfied with the ticket access and the staff but often complained with the Wi-Fi. Greyhound Australia ticket prices on this trip start at £95
Frequently asked questions about travelling by bus from Marla to Alice Springs
Please note that timetables, routes, or operator details shown here may be updated or vary at the time of your journey.
How much is the bus ticket from Marla to Alice Springs?
The cheapest coach tickets from Marla to Alice Springs start from £95. The average price for this route is around £96. Busbud recommends that you book your tickets in advance for a better chance to get the lowest possible price.
How long is the bus journey from Marla to Alice Springs?
The average bus journey time from Marla to Alice Springs is 5h 30m, covering a distance of 249 miles. The fastest bus can take you there in 5h 30m and is operated by Greyhound Australia.
Which bus companies service the Marla to Alice Springs route?
Several major bus companies operate on this route with 1 buses available per day.
What is the earliest and latest departure time for the bus from Marla to Alice Springs?
The earliest bus departs from Marla to Alice Springs at 10:00. And the latest bus departs at 10:00.
What are the CO₂ emissions for the bus trip from Marla to Alice Springs?
A bus journey from Marla to Alice Springs produces an estimated 10 kg of CO₂, making it a highly eco-friendly choice and a mode of travel recommended by Busbud.
