Link Airways Hobart to Canberra

Link Airways directly connects Hobart and Canberra 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 Hobart to Canberra

Discover a city where world-class art meets a thriving food and wine scene. Canberra’s compact and planned design makes for ease as you explore vibrant neighbourhoods, open spaces and the home of Australia’s story housed in our national attractions. Take a tour of Australian Parliament House to see modern politics in action, visit the Australian War Memorial or admire the world’s largest collection of Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art at the National Gallery of Australia. To complement your culture fix, eat and drink your way through Canberra’s vibrant neighbourhoods, where breweries, distilleries, roasters, and cafes await. Visit the Dairy Road precinct to explore Australia’s first B-Corp brewery Capital Brewing Co. before exploring independent art galleries, chocolatiers, and even an indoor ski slope. Do as the locals do and take advantage of the surrounding parkland and native bushland. See Canberra from above in a hot air balloon, immerse yourself in the National Arboretum Canberra’s 94 forests of rare and endangered trees, or take on a hike across Canberra’s Centenary Trail.

Things to do in Canberra

Tourist Attractions

Canberra is home to the Australian story, found within the walls of our national attractions. Meet the faces of Australia at the National Portrait Gallery or explore the objects that the National Museum of Australia preserve for generations to come.

Food & Wine

From ramen to roasters, Canberra’s dining scene packs a punch. It’s a veritable smorgasbord of dining options, from the hearty and warming winter eats at refreshed pubs, to one of the hatted restaurants that are shaking things up.

Art & Culture

Beyond the national attractions exists a thriving local art scene. Nestled in suburban backyards, or heritage-listed cottages, make a point of exploring these cultural attractions (P.S. Most are free!)

Flights from Canberra to Hobart

Located at the entrance to the Derwent River, Tasmania’s capital city has something for everyone. With its captivating history, picturesque waterways, rugged mountains and gourmet experiences, it's easy to see why Lonely Planet has ranked Hobart as one of the top ten spots to visit in the world right now! Award-winning restaurants offer fine dining experiences using the best Tasmanian produce recognised by the world's best chefs, while on the waterfront punts and fishmongers sell the freshest seafood straight from the Southern Ocean. Enjoy the contrast of elegant heritage sandstone alongside modern architecture. Explore Salamanca Place, a short walk from the waterfront, with its galleries, theatres, craft shops and restaurants in 1830s Georgian warehouses and on Saturdays enjoy the food and entertainment of Salamanca Market, Australia's best outdoor market. Take a walk along Hobart's iconic waterfront, explore the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery or take a ferry up river to MONA for an out-of-this-world modern art experience.

Things to do in Hobart

Natural Wonders

Tasmania's best attribute is without a doubt its stunning scenery and outdoor activities, and everyone visiting Tasmania has the ability to pause for a moment and reconnect with what the world has to offer. Feel the adrenaline rush of climbing a mountain, gliding through ancient rain forests on a calm river, or simply engaging with a rescued animal at one of our wildlife parks. The East Coast's Wineglass Bay and Bay of Fires, as well as Cradle Mountain in the state's north-west, are well-known Tasmanian natural wonders. Finally, there are many parks and gardens to enjoy, many of which have been carefully preserved over time.

Food & Wine

Join foodies from all over the world for a truly authentic food and drink experience. It's available at farmers markets and in a variety of local establishments, from high-end bars and restaurants to budget pubs and cellar doors. Tasmanian producers produce excellent paddock to plate cuisine, exquisite gin, happy bee honey, award-winning whisky, cheese, wines, beers, and ciders, among other things. All while being popular for oysters, crayfish, salmon, and abalone, among other types of seafood.   

Art & Culture

Discover a diverse range of talent, from intimate artist-run spaces to world-class museums, cutting-edge contemporary art galleries, and festivals catering to nearly every interest. At the MONA in Hobart, all of these come together in a mind-blowing exhibition of international treasures and modern art. This tiny island is full of design spaces and locally run galleries in the tiniest, most surprising places.