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Flights to Brisbane

Brisbane Airport is an approximately 30 minute drive from the city centre and located on Airport Drive, Eagle Farm.

In Brisbane combine art and outdoor adventure where South Bank’s cultural institutions and restaurants meet riverside gardens and a lagoon. Take a paddle steamer or ferry down the Brisbane River, abseil Kangaroo Point cliffs and bike ride through the City Botanic Gardens. Day trip to Moreton Island or add Noosa, the Sunshine Coast and the Gold Coast hinterland to your itinerary.

More detailed information about how to spend time in Brisbane can be found here or prepare for your next flight to Brisbane by searching our current schedules. Link Airways also operates flights from Armidale to Brisbane, Biloela (Thangool) to Brisbane, Coffs Harbour to Brisbane, Dubbo to Brisbane, Inverell to Brisbane, Narrabri to Brisbane, Orange to Brisbane, Tamworth to Brisbane and Wollongong (Shellharbour) to Brisbane.

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Things to do in Brisbane

Brisbane, Australia's riverside capital, is a cosmopolitan hub near rugged national parks, idyllic beaches, and family-friendly havens like the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast. Brisbane has an exciting social scene with plenty of events to add to your itinerary, from world-class museums to boisterous rooftop bars, craft breweries, and fine dining restaurants serving award-winning food and wine. Get out and about in the city by kayaking along the river and scaling the Story Bridge, or take it easy at Lone Pine Sanctuary, where you can pet and cuddle friendly kangaroos and cute koalas. The rugged mountains of the Scenic Rim, just outside of town, offer great hiking, wineries, and rainforest retreats. Brisbane is also the ideal gateway city to the Gold Coast, with its sandy beaches and thrilling theme parks, and the Sunshine Coast, where tourists can swim with humpback whales and explore one of the world's only two everglade systems.

Kangaroo Point Cliffs

Tourist Attractions

Brisbane has a plethora of big attractions to see and explore. South Bank, located across the river from the CBD, houses the Cultural Centre, which features world-class galleries and entertainment. Brisbane has two large sports stadiums, the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, and the Story Bridge to ascend in addition to the major cultural attractions. Further afield, the Scenic Rim, Somerset, and Lockyer Valley regions all have plenty of waterfalls, lookouts, and mountains to climb, while Moreton Island is where you can feed wild dolphins and snorkel around an old shipwreck.
Eleven Rooftop

Food & Wine

In Brisbane, they take food and drink very seriously, whether it's a pub steak, a nice cup of coffee, or a five-star degustation. They eat al fresco a lot because of our year-round outdoor environment and abundance of fresh produce, and the menus feature delicious locally grown ingredients. From Moreton Bay prawns to Lockyer Valley greens, Queensland has the region's largest range of Good Food Guide-awarded restaurants, cafes, and bars.

Art & Culture

Brisbane is undeniably a cultural and creative hotspot, with a plethora of festivals and activities. Unique blockbuster exhibitions and inspiring theatre creations coexist with independent and emerging local shows, outdoor cinema, street art, and intimate exhibition and performance spaces. For lovers of comedy, musicals, live theatre, and dance, the Brisbane Powerhouse and QPAC are popular destinations. The Queensland Museum and QAGOMA also have free permanent exhibits. Fortitude Valley and West End attract local live music and DJs, while the Brisbane Entertainment Centre and Suncorp Stadium attract international acts.

Places to stay in Brisbane

It's easy to find somewhere to stay in Brisbane, with a variety of boutique and contemporary hotels, luxury rooms, budget backpackers, self-contained apartments, and affordable and disability-friendly accommodation to choose from. Most big attractions are within walking distance of CBD lodging, and there is plenty to do. Brisbane also has a host of fantastic inner-city urban villages, each with its own personality and selection of exclusive lodging. There are a variety of B&Bs and farmstays in the hinterland region, as well as camping areas and island resorts if you head towards the coast.

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