Link Airways Narrabri to Brisbane

Link Airways connects Narrabri and Brisbane four times a week, with flights starting from $239 one-way.

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Flights from Narrabri to Brisbane

Brisbane, as the capital of Queensland, has warm subtropical weather during the year. With award-winning food and wine, a jam-packed events calendar, exciting sports, scenic weekend getaways, and plenty to explore all over the city, there's always something to do. Visit Lone Pine Sanctuary to pat or cuddle friendly kangaroos and adorable koalas, or kayak along the river and climb the Story Bridge for a taste of adventure right in the heart of the city. The Scenic Rim, located just outside of town, offers excellent hiking, wineries, and rainforest retreats. Do you have some free time on your hands? The Gold Coast, with its sandy beaches and exciting theme parks, and the Sunshine Coast, where visitors can swim with humpback whales and visit one of the world's only two everglade systems, are both accessible from Brisbane. So kick off your shoes, grab a mate, and enjoy the food, art, and adventure that awaits you!

Things to do in Brisbane

Tourist Attractions

There are many major attractions to see and explore in Brisbane. The Cultural Centre, located across the river from the CBD, houses world-class galleries and entertainment. In addition to the main cultural attractions, Brisbane has two major sports stadiums, the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, and the Story Bridge to climb. Wild dolphins can be fed and an old shipwreck can be snorkelled around on Moreton Island, and there are plenty of waterfalls, lookouts, and mountains to climb in the Scenic Rim, Somerset, and Lockyer Valley regions.

Food & Wine

Brisbaneers take their 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 often because of the year-round outdoor environment and abundance of fresh produce, and the menus feature delectable locally grown ingredients. From Moreton Bay prawns to Lockyer Valley greens, Queensland has the most Good Food Guide-awarded restaurants, cafes, and bars in the country.

Art & Culture

Brisbane is 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 small exhibition and performance spaces. For lovers of comedy, musicals, live theatre, and dance, the Brisbane Powerhouse and QPAC are must-see destinations. The Queensland Museum and the QAGOMA also have permanent exhibits that are open to view. For live music and DJs, locals flock to Fortitude Valley and West End, while international acts flock to the Brisbane Entertainment Centre and Suncorp Stadium.

Flights from Brisbane to Narrabri

Narrabri is located in the rich Namoi Valley in northwestern NSW. Historic Narrabri is an ideal base for outdoor adventure because of its proximity to the majestic Mount Kaputar wilderness. In this area, canoeing, hiking, and exploring volcanic formations are all common activities. Come see why the region is such a great place to visit!

Things to do in Narrabri

Natural Wonders

From the heights of the motivating Nandewar Ranges to the spectacle of the Australia Telescope Compact Array, the variety of Narrabri Shire has to offer will delight you. Mount Kaputar National Park is a short drive east of Narrabri and is suitable for hiking, cycling, horseback riding, and birdwatching. The Sawn Rocks walking trail commemorates Mount Kaputar's volcanic past. The view from Mount Kaputar's summit is breathtaking. At this easily accessible place, picnic tables are also open. You may also go yabbying, throwing a line, or taking a tour at Narrabri Fish Farm, Australia's largest freshwater fish farm.

Food & Wine

Olives and olive oils, as well as sundried tomatoes, wine, and tea, are all popular in Narrabri. The town's annual Nosh Narrabri food and wine festival is proof of its vibrant foodie scene. The area is a farming heartland, producing fine wheat and tender beef. You will eat delicious local produce at The Outback Shack. The Shack's local memorabilia, as well as a mural depicting the Narrabri of yesteryear, contribute to the uniqueness of this bar and grill experience.

Shows & Stars

There's plenty to do in and around Narrabri, from watching a movie at the Crossing Theatre to visiting the CSIRO's Australia Telescope Compact Array. The Old Gaol Heritage Museum in Narrabri is a wonderful place to learn about the town's colonial history. The CSIRO's Australia Telescope Compact Array, located a short drive west, consists of six dish antennas mounted on a railway track that work together as one large antenna to explore the cosmos. The observatory is open to the public and offers exhibitions and films.