The South Coast Line is a railway line in New South Wales, Australia, connecting the city of Sydney to the coastal region of the South Coast. It primarily serves the areas of Wollongong, Nowra, and Kiama, providing essential transport for commuters and tourists alike. The line is part of the Sydney Trains network and offers scenic views of the coastline and surrounding landscapes. The South Coast Line operates various services, including local and express trains, making it convenient for passengers traveling to and from Sydney. Key stations along the route include Sutherland, Thirroul, and Berry. The line plays a vital role in regional connectivity and supports local economies.