Flights from Sydney to Hobart

Cheap Sydney to Hobart Flights

Home to an exciting blend of culture, scenery and heritage, it's no wonder the city is considered one of the top ten spots in the world by Lonely Planet.

The best part? You won't have a problem finding a cheap flight between Sydney and Hobart. With 58 flights departing each week, you'll be able to score a departure time and airfare that works for your schedule and budget. Choose from leading airlines such as Jetstar, Virgin Australia or Qantas, and in just 1h 45 min you'll be exploring the best Hobart has to offer.

Ready to explore Tasmania? Here's a quick guide to what you expect when flying from Sydney to Hobart.

Departing from Sydney Airport

Getting to Sydney Airport

Short on time? The fastest way to get from the city to the airport is with the train. All you need to do is top up your Opal Card at the nearest station and take the T8 Airport Line. The trains run every day from 5:00 a.m. to midnight and leave every 10 minutes.

For budget travellers, one of the most affordable ways to get to the airport is with the public bus. Route 400 goes from the CBD all the way to the T1 and T3 terminals for only AUD 5.60 one way.

If you don't want to use public transport, take a taxi or request a ride with Uber. A single trip costs around AUD 45-55 and takes 20-minutes if there's no traffic.

Parking at Sydney Airport

Which Parking Option is The Best for You?

P1/2 are ideal for short trips to Hobart. Both lots are only a 5-minute walk to the domestic terminals and offer the best deals for weekend trips.

P3 is the best option for longer trips to Hobart. The parking lot has a discounted rate if you book online and is an 8-minute walk to the check-in counters.

On a budget? Leave your car at Blu Emu. It's a 15-minute ride away from the domestic terminals, but it offers the lowest rates for travellers. Plus you don't need to catch a taxi to the airport; you can simply use the 24-hour shuttle bus.

Arriving at Hobart Airport

Getting from Hobart Airport to Your Hotel

If you don't want to take a taxi, book yourself a spot on the Tasmanian Redline City Hotels Shuttle bus. You will be sharing your ride with your travellers, but your fare will be cheaper.

Metered taxis are located outside the terminal building. The trip will take about 20 minutes depending on traffic and cost around AUD 35. If there aren't any taxis available, the phone numbers for other cab companies are listed inside the terminal by the baggage carousels.

Want to rent a car, campervan or motorhome while in Hobart? Head to the arrivals area, and you'll find seven rental companies that can help you find the best deal for your trip.

Things to Do in Hobart

• Hike Mount Wellington. It's one of the most popular attractions in Hobart and should not be missed. While it will take three hours to summit, you'll be rewarded with one of the most beautiful vistas in Australia.
• If you're an architect nerd plan a visit to Battery Point. Built in the 1830s, you'll be able to explore the old colonial-style buildings while wandering past the quaint shops and cafes. Make sure to walk past St George's Anglican Church and Arthur Circus.
• The Port Arthur Historic Site is one of the most important landmarks in Australia's history. It's also known for its Ghost Tour, so if you're brave to come back at night and see if you spot any paranormal occurrences.
• Escape the city and spend an afternoon at the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. The 14-hectare site has been opened to the public since 1818 and is full of native Tasmanian plants. It's also home to the only Subantarctic Plant House.