Cheap Flights to Australia
Travellers who catch a flight to Australia will benefit from visiting one of the world's top tourist destinations. As well as boasting more than 10,000 beaches and some of the best surf in the world, its cities – most notably Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra and Perth – offer a host of cultural attractions and entertainment, while intrepid backpackers are constantly drawn to the country's famously wild outback.
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Adelaide
Located on the southern coast of Australia, Adelaide is a visually pleasing city that combines its beaches, city life and suburbs to provide a wealth of options for those travelling to the region. Boasting the largest city population in south Australia, the city is famous for its numerous churches and arts events. Tourists flying to Adelaide will find much to see and do in this culture-rich destination.
Alice Springs
Alice Springs is perhaps most famous for being the most central town on the Australian continent. As well as playing host to a number of top resorts, the destination offers hot air balloon rides and numerous festivals. Holidaymakers grabbing a flight to Alice Springs will also be able to discover much about the cultural history of Australia through its possession of a significant number of works of Aboriginal art, as well as its proximity to Ayers Rock.
Ayers Rock
Travellers wanting to see Australia's rich landscape and scenery often take flights to Ayers Rock, or Uluru as it is also known. This official World Heritage Site, located close to Alice Springs, boasts a number of springs, caves and ages-old paintings, and such is its spiritual importance that certain local peoples will not climb the rock – although tourists often do so.
Brisbane
Located on the east coast of Australia, Queensland's capital city holds numerous attractions for visitors to the region. Tourists flying to Brisbane tend to flock to its extensive parkland areas, while the city is also known for its busy music scene – making it a particularly popular destination for travelling students. Brisbane also harbours one of the world's three legally climbable bridges.
Canberra
Travellers looking to catch a flight to Canberra will find that the Australian capital is uniquely positioned to offer the best of both the country's natural and urban lifestyles. The city itself enjoys a plethora of bars, restaurants, shops and more, while crossing the outskirts of Canberra reveals plentiful bushland to explore and enjoy. It is also located two hours away from the Snowy Mountains - perfect for those who enjoy a spot of skiing on holiday.
Darwin
Holidaymakers who enjoy the hustle and bustle of a truly cosmopolitan city could consider flying to Darwin. The Northern Territory's capital is often described as Australia's capital of multiculturalism due to the many countries represented by its inhabitants, including Greece, Vietnam, Italy and many more besides – which is reflected in the city's colourful festivals and markets. It also enjoys a tropical climate and is famous for its fishing.
Gold Coast
This Queensland city boasts numerous attractions, events and more to keep the most demanding tourist busy for months. Holidaymakers flying to the Gold Coast are able to enjoy the region's spectacular scenery, mostly comprised of lush subtropical rainforests. It also holds the southern hemisphere's largest concentration of themed attractions and national parks listed as World Heritage Sites.
Hobart
Travellers flying to Hobart will find that the city provides the ideal starting point for those looking to explore the wider riches of Tasmania. Hobart is known for its proximity to both river and sea, and is a short drive away from the likes of Mount Nelson and Mount Wellington. The Coal River Valley, home to numerous wineries and vineyards, is also a short distance away.
Melbourne
Melbourne, located in Victoria, is a lively city that benefits from the rich diversity of its population. While the city precincts has the likes of the Greek Quarter and areas predominantly Vietnamese and Chinese, holidaymakers catching a flight to Melbourne will find that its suburbs are home to vibrant Italian and alternative communities. Its main tourist attractions include extensive shopping facilities and the Golden Mile Heritage Trail.
Perth
Western Australia's Perth is one of the most popular Australian destinations for holidaymakers. Travellers tend to grab a flight to Perth for its lush beaches, watersports facilities, wineries, bushwalks and more. Its zoo is also home to a wide array of animals, while visitors can also catch a glimpse of dolphins to the south of the city – perfect for the kids.
Sydney
Sydney is perhaps the city most synonymous with Australia. Its diverse array of attractions, shopping facilities, bars, restaurants, entertainment and more constantly places it among the top worldwide destinations for tourists. Holidaymakers tend to fly to Sydney for its cosmopolitan vibe and round-the-clock energy. Many tourists head straight for the beach or the famous Opera House and Harbour Bridge landmarks upon their arrival – the latter of which plays host to one of the biggest new year celebrations in the world.
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