Link Airways Bundaberg to Brisbane

Link Airways directly connects Bundaberg and Brisbane six days a week, with flights starting from $225 one-way.

Boasting a full inflight service from our cabin crew, including hot and cold beverages and premium snacks with complimentary beer/wine available on all afternoon and evening services - travel in comfort on our Saab 340B Plus aircraft. Link Airways is proud to be Australian owned and operated.

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Flights from Bundaberg to Brisbane

Brisbane, as the capital of the Sunshine State, has pleasant subtropical weather all year. There's always something to do with award-winning food and wine, a jam-packed events calendar, adventurous activities, picturesque weekend trips, and lots to explore all across the city. Paddle down the river and climb the Story Bridge for an adrenaline rush, or visit Lone Pine Sanctuary to pet and snuggle friendly kangaroos and lovely koalas. The rocky mountains of the Scenic Rim, just outside of town, provide fantastic hiking, vineyards, and rainforest retreats. Do you have some spare time? Brisbane is also the ideal gateway city to the Gold Coast, with its golden beaches and thrilling theme parks, and the Sunshine Coast, where visitors can swim with humpback whales and explore one of the world's only two everglade systems. So kick off your shoes, grab your friends, and enjoy the cuisine, art, and adventure on offer!

Things to do in Brisbane

Tourist Attractions

In Brisbane, there is no shortage of places to see and things to do. Further out, the Scenic Rim, Somerset, and Lockyer Valley districts all feature plenty of waterfalls, lookouts, and mountains to climb, while Moreton Island is where you can feed wild dolphins and snorkel around a historic shipwreck.

Food & Wine

From Moreton Bay prawns to Lockyer Valley greens, Queensland has the region's largest variety of Good Food Guide-awarded restaurants, cafes, and pubs.

Art & Culture

Brisbane is a cultural and artistic hotspot with festivals and events galore. Independent and emerging local performances, outdoor movies, street art, and intimate gallery and performance spaces coexist with exclusive exhibitions and exciting stage shows.

Flights from Brisbane to Bundaberg

The Bundaberg region is the best place in Australia to see the world's largest nesting sea turtles. Bundaberg and Bargara in the east, Gin Gin in the west, and Childers in the south make up this gateway to the Southern Great Barrier Reef. The World Heritage-listed Coral Cays of Lady Elliot and Lady Musgrave Islands are also close by. While in Bundaberg, visit some of Queensland's most beautiful natural areas. Hike through Cania Gorge National Park and Mon Repos Conservation Park's many hiking trails before stopping near the park's well-known turtle rookery. Beautiful beaches, freshwater creeks, and sand dunes may be seen in Deepwater National Park, which is close by. Many internationally recognised food and drink firms, like Bundaberg Rum, are based in the region due to the region's substantial sugar and horticultural output. Bundaberg's local food idea is straightforward: sow, grow, and gather locally. At markets, cafes, and restaurants, there are lots of locals to be found. Visit the Bundaberg Brewed Drinks bottler and sample a variety of non-alcoholic beverages, or go to the Bundaberg Railway Museum, which exhibits a number of antique locomotives and artefacts related to the country's railway heritage. At the southernmost entrance to the Great Barrier Reef, you may observe hatching turtles, sample world-class rum, and unwind on the pristine white beaches.

Things to do in Bundaberg

Natural Wonders

The Southern Great Barrier Reef, right off the coast of Bundaberg, is home to a diverse range of marine life, warm waters, and complex coral patterns. Spend the day (or night) snorkelling in the underwater coral gardens of Lady Musgrave Island and Lady Elliot Island with curious turtles, stunning manta rays, colourful fish, and huge marine life. A lovely island walk and glass-bottom boat ride will show you the reef's flora and fauna while allowing you to wonder at life both below and above the surface. Bundaberg also features 15 beaches, featuring something for everyone's favourite beach pastime.

Eat & Drink

Bundaberg's bakers, baristas, and brewers mix traditional traditions with cutting-edge innovation. Throughout the year, the region produces, brews, distils, and catches a varied range of items. Behind the scenes tours of a microbrewery, an artisan gin distillery, and a world-famous rum distillery, as well as sipping and swirling your way through family-owned wineries, are all available. The quantity of native fish, shellfish, and crustaceans in the canals and estuaries that feed the Southern Great Barrier Reef ensures that Bundaberg's seafood is as fresh as it gets.

Art & Culture

When it comes to tradition and history, Bundaberg reads like a book, with plenty of exciting tales to unearth. With a year-round schedule of local, touring, and national art exhibitions, artist visits, seminars, kids' activities, and guided tours, there is always something to see. Fairymead House, once home to the Young family, owners of the Fairymead Sugar Mill and Plantation, is now home to the Bundaberg Botanic Gardens' Sugar History Museum. Follow the journey of cane to crystal to learn how Bundaberg became the sweetest town in the world thanks to the sugar cane estates that surrounding it.