Link Airways Dubbo to Brisbane

Link Airways connects Dubbo and Brisbane six days a week, with flights starting from $299 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 Dubbo to Brisbane

Brisbane, as the capital of the Sunshine State, enjoys pleasant subtropical weather all year. There's always plenty to do with award-winning food and wine, a jam-packed events schedule, adventurous sports, scenic weekend getaways, and plenty to discover all over the area. Kayak along the river and climb the Story Bridge to get a taste of adventure right in the heart of the area, or visit Lone Pine Sanctuary to pat or cuddle friendly kangaroos and cute koalas. The rugged mountains of the Scenic Rim, just outside of town, offer great hiking, wineries, and rainforest retreats. Do you have any spare time? Brisbane is also the ideal gateway city to the Gold Coast, with its sandy beaches and thrilling theme parks, and the Sunshine Coast, where tourists can swim with humpback whales and explore one of the world's only two everglade systems. So kick off your shoes, catch your friends, and enjoy the food, art, and adventure on offer!

Things to do in Brisbane

Tourist Attractions

In Brisbane, there are several big attractions to see and discover. Across the river from the CBD is the Cultural Centre, which houses world-class galleries and entertainment. Brisbane has two major sports stadiums, the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, and the Story Bridge to ascend in addition to the key cultural attractions. Moreton Island has wild dolphins to feed and an old shipwreck to snorkel around, while the Scenic Rim, Somerset, and Lockyer Valley regions all have plenty of waterfalls, lookouts, and mountains to climb.

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 world.

Art & Culture

Brisbane is undeniably 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 intimate exhibition and performance spaces. For lovers of comedy, musicals, live theatre, and dance, the Brisbane Powerhouse and QPAC are popular destinations. The Queensland Museum and QAGOMA also have free permanent exhibits. Fortitude Valley and West End attract local live music and DJs, while the Brisbane Entertainment Centre and Suncorp Stadium attract international acts.

Flights from Brisbane to Dubbo

Dubbo is a natural tourist destination for people of all ages, and it is home to one of the best open range zoos in the world. Long summers, excellent food and wine, lush parklands, and a never-ending calendar of events and festivals make it a popular tourist destination. Dubbo, located on the Macquarie River in the heart of New South Wales, has many reminders of our pioneering past, and embarking on a heritage trail is a great way to reminisce about a bygone period. Dubbo and the Great Western Plains offer thrilling adventures. Stargazing, climbing, and discovering world-famous caves are only a few of the outdoor activities available at Warrumbungle National Park. Dubbo is known as one of New South Wales' friendliest cities, with world-class attractions and larger-than-life experiences. Imagine a city that mixes the elegance of rural Australia with Victorian colonialism's rich textured heritage... and the vastness of an African safari.

Things to do in Dubbo

Animals & Nature

The Dubbo region is home to the Taronga Western Plains Zoo, Warrumbungle National Park, and the Macquarie Marshes, a wetlands sanctuary, making it an unbeatable location for animals and nature. The open-range zoo is home to hundreds of animals from all over the world. In the newest African lion precinct, you can get up close to the lions safely behind special glass windows and take memorable family pictures with the big cats.

Food & Wine

Discover amazing cafes and restaurants with regionally inspired cuisine that will tantalise your taste buds. Dubbo, which is renowned for its farming heritage, offers some of Australia's best ribs and steaks, as well as pub-style dining. From hearty country pubs to great cafes and restaurants, there are plenty of delicious dining choices. In Dubbo, try the beautifully restored Milestone Hotel, which was built in 1882. The Village Café Bakery's gourmet pies have won awards in Sydney and Melbourne.

Art & Culture

In the Terramungamine Reserve, just north of the city centre, you'll find Aboriginal heritage produced over thousands of years by the meandering river. Tubbagah Aboriginal people formed their tools and sharpened their weapons on the rock for centuries, leaving 150 grinding grooves. The Old Dubbo Gaol, a heritage-listed building in the heart of Dubbo, houses Australia's largest set of hangman's knots. You can take a short walk from here to the Western Plains Cultural Centre, which features high-quality exhibits and a heritage museum.