Ballarat Visitor Information Centre
Ballina Bus Stop
Ballina is on the Brisbane to Sydney bus route and also has local buses to nearby towns including Lennox Head, Byron Bay and Mullumbimby. Coaches stop at the Big Prawn on the Pacific Highway south of the town centre.
Ballina Byron Gateway Airport
Ballina Byron Gateway Airport serves Ballina and Byron Bay. Jetstar, Rex and Virgin Australia have flights to Sydney and Jetstar also have direct flights to Melbourne.
Ballina Tourist Information Centre
Banjo's Bakery
Banjo’s Bakery on the waterfront Esplanade is the cheapest place in Strahan with fresh bread, pies and pastries.
Barmera bus and coach stop
Premier Stateliner coaches stop at Barmera on their Adelaide–Renmark run. As Barmera is on the Sturt Highway, which runs between Adelaide and Sydney, Greyhound also operate daily coaches that stop here.
Coaches stop on Pascoe Terrace outside the Barmera tourist information centre.
Barmera Travel and Visitor Information Centre
Barossa Visitor Information Centre
Batemans Bay bus and coach stop
Premier Motor Services run coaches to destinations up and down the coast including services to Sydney and Melbourne. Coaches stop at the Orient Street bus bay outside the Woolworths supermarket in the town centre.
Although there is no regular public transport from Batemans Bay to Pebbly Beach, the Shady Willows YHA runs daytrips that allow for five hours in Murramarang National Park. The return trip costs $15.
Batemans Bay tourist information centre
Bathurst District Historical Society Museum
This small museum features exhibits on regional history. It is housed in the old courthouse, which is the most impressive of Bathurst’s architectural gems.
Bathurst Train Station
Most people visit Bathurst en route to someplace else, although you may want to make the trip out from Sydney for the big race. Bathurst is at the end of the CityRail network and is also served by NSW TrainLink trains with regular services from Sydney to Dubbo and Broken Hill.
Buses and coaches also stop at the train station.
Bathurst Visitor Information Centre
Battery Hill Mining Centre
Battery Hill was named after the stamp battery that was built in 1939 to provide processing facilities for Tennant Creek’s many small gold mines. The plant operated until the 1980s, although it closed during World War II and also for a few years in the late 1950s. The centre has a museum and you can take underground mine tours.
Bay Central Coach Terminal
Both Greyhound and Premier Motor Service serve Hervey Bay. Buses stop at the Bay Central Coach Terminal at the Bay Central Shopping Centre in Pialba.
Beachside Backpackers
Beagles Pizza
There is good pizza in Airlie Beach. Often, Beagle Pizza (293 Shute Harbour Road, Airlie Beach) and the pizza restaurant in Magnum’s (Shute Harbour Road, Airlie Beach) compete with Domino’s (Shute Harbour Road, Airlie Beach) by offering huge bargains. Walk through town and check them all out, it only takes a few minutes.
Beechworth coach stop
There are daily V/line coaches from Beechworth to Bright and Wangaratta, where you can catch a train to Melbourne or Sydney. Coaches stop near the corner of Camp and Ford Streets.
Beechworth Visitor Information Centre
Beehive Falls walk
This easy walk (2.8km; 1–1½) follows a steam to Beehive Falls. It departs from Beehive Falls car park on Roses Gap Road.