The community is well developed.
It lies on the main road to Lausanne along Lake Geneva to Vevey (with a local bypass).
The nearest motorway connections, built in 1974 is the  A9 (Lausanne-Sion), which crosses Belmont (west) and Chexbres (east), each about 6 km (4 mi) from Cully.

On 2 April 1861 a railway station was built in Cully on the Lausanne-Villeneuve section of the railway line from Lausanne to Valais.
This station is now part of the RER Vaud commuter train network.
 Cully also provides a bus service which serves the route from Cully via Chexbres to the station Puidoux-Chexbres.
Furthermore, Cully is also connected by boating on Lake Geneva.
The community is well developed. It lies on the main road to Lausanne along Lake Geneva to Vevey (with a local bypass). The nearest motorway connections, built in 1974 is the  A9 (Lausanne-Sion), which crosses Belmont (west) and Chexbres (east), each about 6 km (4 mi) from Cully.
On 2 April 1861 a railway station was built in Cully on the Lausanne-Villeneuve section of the railway line from Lausanne to Valais. This station is now part of the RER Vaud commuter train network.  Cully also provides a bus service which serves the route from Cully via Chexbres to the station Puidoux-Chexbres. Furthermore, Cully is also connected by boating on Lake Geneva.
Cully, Switzerland