Flights to Perth

Flights to Perth from Australia’s east coast cities such as Brisbane or Sydney will take around five hours, with a flying time of around four and a half hours on the way back.

If you’ve never seen the sun set over the ocean, it might be time to book those flights to Perth. Famous for its sunny skies, summer in Perth is hot and dry while winter can be quite cool, and that’s when you’re more likely to see a little rain. Perth is two hours behind Brisbane, as a guide.

In terms of coffee, Perth holds its own against the eastern capitals, with a flourishing cafe and restaurant scene as well as the famous Margaret River wine region contributing to a strong gourmet culture over in the West.

Airports in Perth

Perth Airport (PER) has four terminals, with the T1/T2 precinct separated by a short 15-minute drive from the T3/T4 precinct. Most international and Virgin Australia flights will operate out of T1/T2, with Jetstar, Qantas (domestic and international) and other flights operating out of T3/T4. The fastest way to get from Perth Airport to Perth city centre is via taxi or rideshare services, and you can expect to pay around $50.