Milsons Point Ferry Wharf - Train and Bus Services

Train and Bus Services

Passengers can change here for bus services, (230 - Milsons Point Wharf - Mosman Wharf via Miller Street, North Sydney and Neutral Bay) (229 - Milsons Point to Beauty Point via Miller Street, North Sydney and Neutral Bay or to Milsons Point railway station for services on the Northern Line or the North Shore Line.

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