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By Car Head north out of Sydney on the Pacific Highway, then get onto the M1 Pacific Motorway (locally known as the F3 Freeway) at Wahroonga. There are three key exits to access the Central Coast: Central Coast Highway - signs marked Gosford, Woy Woy, Terrigal Wyong Road - signs marked Wyong, Tuggerah, The Entrance, Yarramalong Sparks Rd - signs marked, Wyong, Warnervale, Wyee, Toukley When travelling from Newcastle, follow either the M1 Pacific Motorway or A43 Pacific Highway south to reach the Central Coast. By Train NSW TrainLink runs regular rail services to the Central Coast departing approximately every half-hour from Sydney and every hour from Newcastle, with travel time approx 1 hour and 30 minutes from each destination. Visit https://transportnsw.info/ for more information By Ferry Palm Beach Ferries operate daily services between Sydney (Palm Beach) and the Central Coast (Ettalong Beach). Click here to visit the Palm Beach Ferry website, or call 02 9974 2411. By Air Newcastle Airport is located approx 105km, 1 hour 15 minutes drive from Gosford. Sydney Airport has located approx 94 km, 1 hour 20 minutes drive from Gosford. Shuttle services are available to the Central Coast. Bookings are recommended. Is it is easy to get around? Buses A network of buses connects the regions of the Central Coast with interchange hubs at Gosford, Wyong, Tuggerah and Woy Woy railway stations. Additional hubs are located at Erina Fair and Lake Haven Shopping Centres. Full details of the Central Coast public bus and train network can be found at https://transportnsw.info/ Taxi The main railway stations at Woy Woy, Gosford and Wyong provide taxi hubs for the Central Coast along with the main shopping centres including Erina Fair and Westfield Tuggerah. For more information on taxi services or to book a taxi call 131 008. Ferry Central Coast Ferries operates a local ferry service between Woy Woy and Empire Bay, via Saratoga and Davistown. Additional information can be found at ww