Link Airways Wollongong to Brisbane

Link Airways connects Wollongong (Shellharbour) and Brisbane six days a week, with flights starting from $285 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 Wollongong to Brisbane

Brisbane, Queensland's capital, experiences warm subtropical weather during the year. There's always plenty to do with award-winning food and wine, a jam-packed events schedule, thrilling sports, scenic weekend getaways, and plenty to discover all over the area. Pat or cuddle friendly kangaroos and cute koalas at Lone Pine Sanctuary, or kayak along the river and climb the Story Bridge for a taste of adventure right in the heart of the region. Just outside of town, the Scenic Rim offers excellent hiking, wineries, and rainforest retreats. Do you happen to have any spare time? Both the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast, where tourists can swim with humpback whales and explore one of the world's only two everglade systems, are accessible from Brisbane. So kick off your shoes, grab a friend, and prepare to be wowed by the food, art, and adventure that awaits you!

Things to do in Brisbane

Tourist Attractions

In Brisbane, there are several big attractions to see and discover. Located across the river from the CBD, the Cultural Centre houses world-class galleries and entertainment. Brisbane has two large sports stadiums, the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, and the Story Bridge to ascend in addition to the key cultural attractions. On Moreton Island, you can feed wild dolphins and snorkel around an old shipwreck, and the Scenic Rim, Somerset, and Lockyer Valley regions 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 country.

Art & Culture

With a multitude of festivals and events, Brisbane is definitely a cultural and artistic hotspot. Independent and evolving local shows, outdoor cinema, street art, and small exhibition and performance spaces coexist with unique blockbuster exhibits and inspiring theatre creations. The Brisbane Powerhouse and QPAC are iconic destinations for fans of comedy, musicals, live theatre, and dance. Permanent displays are also available for free at the Queensland Museum and the QAGOMA. Locals flock to Fortitude Valley and West End for live music and DJs, while foreign acts flock to the Brisbane Entertainment Centre and Suncorp Stadium.

Flights from Brisbane to Wollongong

Beautiful beaches, freshly shucked oysters, curious seals, laid-back coastal towns, and world-famous surf breaks are all on the menu. Wollongong and the Illawarra area are popular holiday destinations in Australia, and it's the perfect place to detach from the outside world. The Southern Highlands has a lot to offer, from breathtaking waterfalls to sprawling national parks and a smattering of boutique wineries.

Things to do in Wollongong

Natural Wonders

With beaches and pools, lookouts, and walks all within walking distance, the area has some absolutely stunning scenery! The best place to unwind and relax. The region's waterways offer a variety of activities, including relaxing on beautiful beaches and swimming in more than a dozen ocean pools, as well as sports like kayaking. There are some of the best surfing beaches in the world in this region, as well as a variety of surf schools to choose from. The Sublime Point walking track near Thirroul leads to a viewpoint with breathtaking views. Hike to Mount Kembla's summit, a holy site for the Wodi Wodi people.

Food & Wine

Explore the diverse selection of cafes, restaurants, and bars. The area is renowned for its excellent food and wine, and there is a wide variety to choose from. Fine dining, cafe style eateries, cellar doors, and more can all be found, catering to a wide range of tastes. Not to mention the Scarborough Hotel, which first opened its doors in 1887 and is located on the cliffside. You won't believe the restaurant's ocean views.

Southern Highlands

A day trip to the Southern Highlands offers a fertile inland experience that is the perfect complement to the surf and sand of the coast! The Illawarra is basically one big group of settlements, each with its own distinct identity, and the Southern Highlands has something to give everyone. Tourists have been drawn to the colder, more temperate climate and picture-perfect villages nestled among green rolling hills and forest reserves for more than 140 years.