Flights to Griffith

What can you do in Griffith over the weekend?

Hermit’s Cave Lookout

In the early 1900s, an Italian miner travelled from Broken Hill to Griffith and set up his home on top of a hill. He lived there for decades as a hermit. While he wasn’t the most sociable man, he was fond of gardening and transformed the hill into a beautiful oasis. Today, visitors with flights to Griffith can see the cave where he once lived, his impressive garden, and a panoramic view. To visit Hermit’s Cave Lookout between your return flights to Griffith, follow the 30-minute heritage trail from Griffith Visitor Information Centre.

Pioneer Park Museum

Immerse yourself in local history by visiting the Pioneer Park Museum between return flights to Griffith. The museum takes visitors back in time to tell the story of Griffith from its agricultural origins until today. Across 30 buildings, you’ll see antique machinery, old buildings, old-fashioned cars, and handmade clothing and kitchenware. If you book airfare to Griffith with kids, the Pioneer Park Museum is the perfect place for a day out. In addition to historical exhibits, the museum features children’s play areas and hands-on activities. Tickets to Griffith Pioneer Park Museum cost $12 AUD for adults and $8 AUD for children.

Visit the local vineyards

While holidaying on cheap flights to Griffith, you’ll find yourself near the largest wine region in NSW. The Riverina covers almost 19,000 hectares and consists of 16 different vineyards. If you’re looking for an unforgettable day out between your return flights to Griffith, head to the vineyards for some wine tasting. Chardonnay and semillon are the most popular varietals grown, but the Riverina also produces plenty of red wines as well. When you book tickets to Griffith, set aside a day to visit some of the top vineyards of the Riverina, such as Casella Wines and Warburn Estate.

What is the best way to get around Griffith?

Griffith Airport (GFF) is located just north of the CBD. Once your flights to Griffith arrive, you can reach the city in less than 10 minutes by car. A rental car is a great option as it allows you to explore the region around Griffith. Once you’ve booked airfare to Griffith, book your rental car through Webjet for the best rates. If you’d prefer to catch local transport during your holiday, taxis are available from Griffith Airport (GFF) into the CBD. Catching a taxi to your accommodation will cost about $15 AUD.

Griffith’s CBD is compact, so the best way to get around is on foot. If you’d like to venture outside of the city while holidaying on cheap flights to Griffith, take advantage of a local network of buses. Seven bus routes travel through Griffith and to towns nearby, such as Yenda and Darlington Point. Keep in mind that only one bus route – bus 946 between Griffith and Mayfair – operates on Saturdays. The other bus routes are limited to weekdays, so a rental car is definitely the best option if you book tickets to Griffith for a weekend.

What are the best restaurants and cafes in Griffith?

Giuseppe’s Bar and Restaurant

Griffith is teeming with incredible Italian restaurants, and Giuseppe’s is one of the local favourites. Take a culinary tour through Italy with the restaurant’s extensive menu of pastas, pizzas, paninis, meat dishes, and decadent desserts. Giuseppe’s also has a drinks menu that highlights the local wines of the Riverina. While holidaying on flights to Griffith, pay a visit to Giuseppe’s for meals such as chicken parmigiana with grilled eggplant, pan fried scallopini with prosciutto, and sun-dried tomato pesto pasta.

The Health Hut

Looking for something nutritious while holidaying on cheap flights to Griffith? The Health Hut serves colourful and delicious dishes that are both healthy and hearty. It is also one of the best places to grab brunch. The Health Hut’s menu features a wide variety of breakfast and lunch foods, including acai bowls, eggs benedict with bacon, and burrito bowls with slow-cooked pulled pork. There are a variety of meat, vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options, so there’s something for everyone.

Limone Dining

Sustainability is the heart and soul of Limone. Fresh fruits and vegetables are grown on the restaurant’s own farm, and the building itself is made from reclaimed materials. Diners can order dishes à la carte or opt for the two- or three- course tasting menus. Dishes change seasonally, but past offerings have included hand-cut tagliatelle with beef ragu, quail with soft polenta, and chocolate mousse with pomegranate. Limone is one of the most popular restaurants in the Riverina, and it books up quickly. If you’re hoping to have dinner here while holidaying on flights to Griffith, reserve your table in advance.