Cheap Flights to Australia
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Our expert guide to Australia
Find cheaper flights to Australia
Use our search to find the cheap flights to Australia. dealchecker helps you compare Australia flights from a number of different retailers so that you get the best deal.
There is no simpler way to find a cheap flight to Australia than by making price comparisons at dealchecker. Search for flights to Australia by choosing one of our destinations from the list below:
Flight Destinations in Australia
- Adelaide flights
- Alice Springs flights
- Brisbane flights
- Broome flights
- Bundaberg flights
- Cairns flights
- Canberra flights
- Coffs Harbour flights
- Darwin flights
- Devonport flights
- Gold Coast flights
- Hobart flights
- Launceston flights
- Mackay flights
- Melbourne flights
- Perth flights
- Sunshine Coast flights
- Sydney flights
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dealchecker’s guide to Australia
A vast country boasting exciting cities, the incredible outback and beautiful coastline, Australia is truly a one-off. Whether you want to see in the new year in Sydney, snorkel the Great Barrier Reef or see the sunrise on Uluru, we can offer some excellent value deals on flights to Australia that wont break the bank.
Flights to Australia
Australia flights are undoubtedly long haul and you can't get direct flights to Australia from the UK. However, the stop-off locations for many flights to Australia are all part of the trip. Stopovers vary depending on the airline but include exciting cities such as Los Angeles, Singapore, Bangkok and Hong Kong. When booking your flights make sure you check how long your stopovers are as this can make a huge difference to your travelling time. The cheapest flights to Australia are available in their winter from about May to September. However most places in Australia never get too cold so it's still a great time to travel.
Getting around Australia
With such a vast landscape, internal Australia flights are often the best way to cover the huge distances between cities. Alternatively, if you want to see both city life and a little of the outback you could hire a car. In Sydney you could then head into the Blue Mountains or along the coast. The major cities have good public transport networks with buses, trams and trains operating, but once you get outside the urban areas, transport options become limited. Long haul buses are available, and there are a few trains, but taking flights in Australia to other cities is certainly the way to get more out of your holiday.
What to see in Australia
You can tailor your Australia holiday to see whatever you what, whether it's the Sydney Opera House and Bondi Beach or snuggling up to koalas and spotting kangaroos. Why not take in one of the festivals in 2012 or 2013 to make your trip really memorable? Enjoy the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras in Sydney, watch the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne or be there for the defining sporting event of the year, the Melbourne Cup in November.