Link Airways Coffs Harbour to Brisbane

Link Airways directly connects Coffs Harbour and Brisbane five days a week, with flights starting from $205 one-way.

Passengers can enjoy the renowned Link Airways service including complimentary snacks and refreshments on-board. Link Airways is proud to be Australian owned and operated.

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Flights from Coffs Harbour to Brisbane

As the capital of the Sunshine State, Brisbane is blessed with idyllic subtropical weather all year round. With award-winning food and wine, a jam-packed events calendar, adventurous activities, scenic weekend getaways and plenty to explore all over the city, there's always something to do. Get adventurous right in the heart of the city by kayaking along the river and climbing the Story Bridge, or slow your heart rate with a visit to Lone Pine Sanctuary where you can pat or cuddle friendly kangaroos and adorable koalas. Venture just outside of the city you’ll find the rugged mountains of the Scenic Rim with great hiking, wineries and rainforest retreats. Got some more time to kill? Brisbane is also the perfect gateway city to the family-friendly Gold Coast, with its golden beaches and thrilling theme parks, and the quiet escape of the Sunshine Coast where visitors can swim with humpback whales and discover one of only two everglade systems on Earth. So take this as an invitation to kick off your shoes, grab your mates and enjoy the food, art and adventure on offer!

Things to do in Brisbane

Tourist Attractions

There are numerous major attractions to see and explore in Brisbane. The Cultural Centre, which is situated across the river from the CBD, houses world-class galleries and entertainment. In addition to the main cultural attractions, Brisbane has two massive sports stadiums, the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, and the Story Bridge to climb. Further afield, the Scenic Rim, Somerset, and Lockyer Valley regions all have plenty of waterfalls, lookouts, and mountains to climb, while Moreton Island has wild dolphins to feed and an old shipwreck to snorkel through.

Food & Wine

Whether it's a pub steak, a good cup of coffee, or a five-star degustation, Brisbaneers take their food and drink very seriously. Because of the year-round outdoor atmosphere and abundance of fresh produce, they eat al fresco often, and the menus feature delectable locally grown ingredients. Queensland has the widest selection of Good Food Guide-awarded restaurants, cafes, and bars in the country, from Moreton Bay prawns to Lockyer Valley greens.

Art & Culture

One thing is certain: Brisbane is a cultural and artistic hotspot, with festivals and events galore. Independent and evolving local shows, outdoor cinema, street art, and intimate gallery and performance spaces coexist with exclusive blockbuster exhibits and inspiring theatre productions. The Brisbane Powerhouse and QPAC are popular destinations for fans of comedy, musicals, live theatre, and dance. Permanent exhibits at the Queensland Museum and QAGOMA are free to visit. Local live music and DJs flock to Fortitude Valley and West End, while foreign acts flock to the Brisbane Entertainment Centre or Suncorp Stadium.

Flights from Brisbane to Coffs Harbour

At the heart of the spectacular Coffs Coast, Coffs Harbour is a wonderful destination for family holidays and memorable adventures. From bushwalking and whale watching to the iconic Big Banana, stunning beaches, a marine sanctuary and more - this beachside city is full of attractions. Whilst it might be impossible to conjure up images of the area without visualising the giant yellow banana that has become a vital stop-off point on any East Coast road trip, Coffs Harbour has plenty more to offer visitors in search of a coastal retreat packed with wildlife experiences, family-friendly attractions and action-packed adventures. Boasting a wonderfully temperate climate all year round, and sprawling for miles up and down the coast, the area’s many beaches make for perfect holidaying territory with surfing, fishing and sand-side picnics and barbecues amongst the favourite pastimes of visitors and locals alike. The town centre is great for city-standard shopping and is home to many recreational clubs and nightspots. For art lovers the area is home to artists, craftspeople and has a number of thriving galleries, markets, and popular theatre and cinemas.

Things to do in Coffs Harbour

Natural Wonders

Coffs Harbour is the vibrant heart of the Coffs Coast. Explore the natural world and uncrowded beaches in the Solitary Islands Marine Park, which is surrounded by National Parks. From the magnificent mountains to the coastline surrounding the Solitary Islands Marine Park along the Coffs Peninsula, there are 13 major National Parks and extensive State Forests. The region's stunning natural beauty has an effect on locals, tourists, entrepreneurs, and tourism operators in various ways.

Tourist Attractions

Feed penguins at the Dolphin Marine Conservation Park, see colourful clownfish at the Solitary Islands Aquarium, and walk amid hundreds of fluttering butterflies at the Coffs Harbour Butterfly House. Children will enjoy the Big Banana Fun Park, which is set against the city's green hillsides. The island's Eastern Side lookout, which overlooks the Solitary Islands Marine Park, is a perfect place to go whale watching. Coffs Harbour is also one of the few places in the world where you can swim with humpback whales.

Eat & Drink

You will taste some of the best produce in the world, from small-scale farmers growing crops for local markets to large-scale agricultural enterprises and cooperatives exporting internationally. The reserve hosts the famous Harbourside Market every Sunday. The Jetty Strip is lined with delicious restaurants and cafes. Visit the Coffs Harbour Fishermen's store for the regular catch.