Bellarine Peninsula Bus Routes in Numerical Order
| Route | Route details | Operator |
|---|---|---|
| 72 | Marshall railway station to Jan Juc via Torquay, return (limited peak hour service only) | McHarry's |
| 73 | Torquay to Wombah Park, return (local service only) | McHarry's |
| 74 | Geelong to Jan Juc via Torquay, return | McHarry's |
| 75 | Geelong to Queenscliff via Bellarine Highway, return | McHarry's |
| 76 | Geelong to Queenscliff via Ocean Grove, return | McHarry's |
| 78 | Drysdale to Clifton Springs, return (local service only) | McHarry's |
| 79 | Geelong to St Leonards via Drysdale, return | McHarry's |
| 80 | Geelong to Ocean Grove via Barwon Heads, return | McHarry's |
| 81 | Drysdale to Ocean Grove, return (cross-peninsula service) | McHarry's |
| 82 | Ocean Grove to Queenscliff, return (local service only) | McHarry's |
| 83 | Geelong to Ocean Grove via Wallington, return | McHarry's |
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