Link Airways Canberra to Coffs Harbour

Link Airways directly connects Canberra and Coffs Harbour 2 days a week, with flights starting from $309 one-way. With a direct flight time of just over 90 minutes, this seasonal service will next operate between 23 January 2025 and 27 April 2025 and we will look to continue the service in line with demand (please keep an eye on our social media pages or this website for the most update to date information).

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 Canberra to Coffs Harbour

Coffs Harbour, located in the middle of the gorgeous Coffs Coast, is a superb destination for family vacations and memorable excursions. This beachfront city has it all, from bushwalking and whale viewing to the famed Big Banana, magnificent beaches, a marine sanctuary, and more. While it's impossible to think of Coffs Harbour without thinking of the giant yellow banana that has become a must-see stop on any East Coast road trip, the area has a lot more to offer visitors looking for a coastal retreat with wildlife experiences, family-friendly attractions, and action-packed adventures. The area's many beaches, which stretch for miles up and down the coast and boast a great temperate temperature all year, make for ideal holidaying terrain, with surfing, fishing, and sand-side picnics and barbecues among the favourite pastimes of visitors and locals alike. The town centre offers city-standard retail as well as a variety of leisure clubs and nightclubs. For art aficionados, the region is home to a variety of lively galleries, markets, and popular theatres and movies, as well as artists and craftspeople.

Things to do in Coffs Harbour

Natural Wonders

The lively heart of the Coffs Coast is Coffs Harbour. The Solitary Islands Marine Park, which is surrounded by National Parks, offers a glimpse into nature and uncrowded beaches. There are 13 large National Parks and huge State Forests on the Coffs Peninsula, from the majestic highlands to the coastline around the Solitary Islands Marine Park. Locals, tourists, businesses, and tourism operators are all affected in different ways by the region's spectacular natural beauty.

Tourist Attractions

Visit the Dolphin Marine Conservation Park to feed penguins, the Solitary Islands Aquarium to witness colourful clownfish, and the Coffs Harbour Butterfly House to walk among hundreds of fluttering butterflies. The Big Banana Fun Park, which is positioned against the city's beautiful hillsides, will appeal to children. The Eastern Side observatory on the island, which overlooks the Solitary Islands Marine Park, is ideal for whale viewing. Coffs Harbour is also one of the few sites in the world where you can swim with humpback whales.

Eat & Drink

From small-scale farmers cultivating vegetables for local markets to large-scale agricultural enterprises and cooperatives selling internationally, you'll be able to sample some of the best produce on the planet. Every Sunday, the reserve hosts the famed Harbourside Market. Delicious eateries and cafes along the Jetty Strip. The regular catch can be found at the Coffs Harbour Fishermen's Store.

Flights from Coffs Harbour to Canberra

Australia's capital city has so much more to offer than politics, with superb museums, world-class food and wine, and a fantastic events calendar. Canberra, a small but cosmopolitan city, exudes refinement and artistic flare, and there's plenty to keep you occupied. Canberra is an excellent place to learn about Australia's history: take a tour of Parliament House to see modern politics in action, pay a visit to the Australian War Memorial, or visit the National Gallery of Australia to see the world's largest collection of Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art. Get your adventure shoes on and travel around the nearby national parks, or spend some time kayaking, cycling, sailing, or hot air ballooning at Lake Burley Griffin to supplement your culture fix. It's no surprise that the inhabitants adore the lifestyle and scenery. Canberra, surrounded by parkland and native vegetation, is home to amazing galleries, culinary delights, and breathtaking natural sites. After you've had your fill of culture, explore the city's colourful neighbourhoods and wineries, go hiking in the nearby national parks, or spend some time at Lake Burley Griffin kayaking, cycling, sailing, or hot air ballooning.

Things to do in Canberra

Tourist Attractions

Learn about gardens, science, sculpture, animals, coins, movies, and more. At Lake Burley Griffin, go kayaking, cycling, sailing, or hot air ballooning, or go through the nearby national parks. It's only a short distance to new experiences.

Food & Wine

Canberra is a foodie's dream, with award-winning vineyards, restaurants, and baristas, as well as famous meals and a wonderfully unique variety of dining styles, cuisines, and experiences. Gourmet cuisine is available in a number of picturesque dining areas.

Art & Culture

Canberra is blessed with a plethora of culture and creative expression, since it is home to some of our country's most prestigious cultural, historic, and arts organisations. Living collections of national and worldwide recognition, as well as local works, are on display in museums and galleries for visitors to enjoy and be inspired by.