Link Airways Orange to Melbourne

Link Airways connects Orange and Melbourne four days a week, with flights starting from $319 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 Orange to Melbourne

Visitors to Melbourne's metropolitan area will enjoy a wide range of world-class dining, cultural programmes, and sporting events. Melburnians are renowned for their passion for sports, fascination with finding the perfect brew (both coffee and beer), and a cutting-edge arts and culture scene that attracts tourists from all over the world. The city has a hip, European vibe, with cafes and speakeasies concealed in graffiti-covered alleyways, rooftop bars with panoramic views of the capital, and exciting live music venues featuring local and international artists. It's no surprise that Victoria's capital is known as one of the world's most liveable cities, with so much to see and do.

Things to do in Melbourne

Tourist Attractions

Melbourne is a city where people know how to enjoy themselves. In a city rich in parks, gardens, and historic architecture, fine dining, underground rock shows, plays, concerts, and major sporting events are all open. Explore the city's historic arcades and laneways, which are lined with fine dining restaurants, trendy cafes, underground bars, and fashion boutiques, or visit one of the city's many lush gardens. Discover Melbourne's passion for football, cricket, soccer, and just about every other sport that requires sweating. To see the MCG's hallowed ground, go to the sports precinct. All has its own festival in Melbourne. Get active and explore the city through the arts, from food, film, fashion, and music festivals to poetry, anime, architecture, and projections.

Food & Wine

In Melbourne's many restaurants, cafes, bistros, and bars, you can sample a diverse selection of cultures. Melbourne's vibrant dining scene offers a surprising variety of the world's great cuisines, from familiar favourites to the truly innovative, whether you're looking for new, traditional, exotic, or homestyle flavours. Exploring the city's speciality dining spots – Richmond for Vietnamese, Carlton's 'Little Italy,' Fitzroy for Spanish, and Brunswick for Lebanese – or sharing a cocktail and high-end tapas in a laneway eatery – is a perfect way to get out of the CBD.

Art & Culture

Melbourne comes alive in every season with theatre, galleries, concerts, festivals, and sporting events. The packed events calendar in Melbourne is sure to entice visitors from all over the world. The Australian Open attracts tennis fans and spectators from all over the world every January, as well as over 100,000 thrill seekers in November for Australia's most popular horse race.

Flights from Melbourne to Orange

Fresh fruit, cool climate wines, colourful foliage, and snowy winters make Orange, New South Wales, popular. Award-winning restaurants, luxury shops, lush parks, and bustling markets can all be found in the shadow of a striking ancient volcano. Enjoy a memorable getaway in the local area's scenic rolling hills, which are home to renowned vineyards, lush orchards, luxurious shopping experiences, and beautifully preserved heritage. Food and wine festivals are also well-known, bringing together the best of the region's talent and flavours.

Things to do in Orange

Natural Wonders

The green landscape and stunning views of Orange, New South Wales, are well-known. Still rivers, pine woods, and European trees, rare rock formations, snow gums and candle bark, and bursts of wildflowers are among the varied scenery. Owing to the four distinct seasons that Orange weather encounters, the climate is constantly evolving. You'll be surrounded by small, white cherry blossom orchards in the spring, which will give way to golden summer days and cicadas in the summer. The town is known for its vibrant colours in the fall, and frosty mornings and, if you're lucky, a blanket of snow in the winter.

Food & Wine

The gastronomic scene in Orange, New South Wales, has exploded in recent years, cementing the city's reputation as one of Australia's most popular and cultured food and wine destinations. The "Australian Food Basket" region is a lush paradise of vineyards, stonefruit, and orchards. Grapes, cherries, peaches, plums, apples, figs, quinces, truffles, and a variety of other fruits and vegetables thrive in the high altitude, cool climate, and rich volcanic soil. The town's thriving food and wine scene is celebrated year-round with a number of festivals that draw tourists from all over Australia, the most well-known of which is the long-running Orange F.O.O.D Week.

Art & Culture

The city has become a major creative hub with inspiring arts facilities such as museums, galleries, theatres, live music stages, and the Orange Regional Conservatorium, thanks to its rich tradition in the arts and lively cultural scene. Visit the Orange Botanic Gardens and the Orange Regional Gallery in between sipping stellar varietals. The four distinct seasons use bold brushstrokes of colour to paint the parks and gardens in Orange, and Cook Park is a work of art in its own right. You can also visit gift shops, boutiques, and private galleries.