Link Airways Launceston to Canberra

From 6 May 2026 Link Airways directly connects Launceston and Canberra four days a week, with flights starting from $339 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 Launceston 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 and chocolatiers. 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. Ready to explore? Delve into the top Canberra tours and activities.

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 Launceston

The meeting point of three waterways, Launceston is a cultural and culinary hub set in a charming valley. This vibrant cultural and gastronomic hub is home to a diverse and close-knit community of winemakers, artists, distillers, designers, farmers, and environment enthusiasts from around the globe. Launceston is easy to explore on foot, offering everything from farmers' markets and paddock-to-plate meals to urban bars and the Tamar Valley's cool-climate wineries. Or venture off the usual path to explore wildlife-rich landscapes and historic estates. Launceston is perfectly located to give you access to some of Tasmania's north's most breathtaking scenery and warmest locals. Are you prepared to explore? Delve into the top Launceston tours and activities.

Things to do in Launceston

Natural Wonders

Cataract Gorge, a nature sanctuary on the outskirts of town with tranquil river vistas, walking trails, and striking cliffs, is only a short stroll from the town center. This space is uplifting whether you're using the chairlift, swimming in the pool, or just taking in the views. The tranquil Lilydale Falls, the wildlife-rich Tamar Island Wetlands, and the verdant Tamar Valley are further local natural gems.

Food & Wine

Come enjoy a genuinely authentic food and drink experience with foodies from around the globe. It can be found at farmers markets and in a range of local venues, including cellar doors, inexpensive pubs, and upscale restaurants and bars. Among other things, Tasmanian producers create award-winning whisky, cheese, wines, beers, ciders, exquisite gin, happy bee honey, and superb paddock to plate cuisine. All the while being well-known for its seafood, including salmon, abalone, crayfish, and oysters. 

Art & Culture

Launceston welcomes you with its heritage charm, natural beauty, and creative spirit. Take your time exploring galleries and hidden stores in this ancient and culturally active city, one of Australia's oldest. From vintage cars and old trams to contemporary wood design and astronomy, Launceston has a wide range of museums and galleries.