Flights from Canberra to Perth

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Perth is a thrilling combination of beautiful beaches and mesmerising city attractions. With a lifestyle that is as laid back and relaxed as the locals , you will be seduced by all that sunny Perth has to offer. Jump on a non-stop flight from Canberra and be in Perth in 3 hours 50 minutes to enjoy some sensational seafood and a glass of an award-winning sauvignon blanc from the nearby Margaret River. Perth’s food scene is one of the most exciting in Australia and has a tantalising array of bars, alfresco eateries, brewpubs and coffee roasteries. Perth also happens to be one of the most isolated cities in the world, bordered by the Indian Ocean on one side and the Australian outback on the other. But you will never feel cut off with drawcards like sandy beaches, islands, riverside parks, gardens and historic seaside towns.

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The best time to visit Perth

Perth is one of the sunniest cities in Australia, attracting visitors all year-round. Summer can be very hot and dry. Watch out for soaring temperatures between January to March. The sunshine lures tourists and holidaymakers on summer school break, which starts in mid-December and runs until late January. Soak up the sun’s rays but come prepared with hats, sunglasses and plenty of sunscreen! Winters are pleasant but can be wet with frequent rainfall from June to August. Remember to pack a rain jacket and several layers of warm clothes. The shoulder seasons of autumn and spring are lovely, with warm days and cool nights plus you can pick up cheap flights and accommodation deals. If you are keen to catch a glimpse of the largest mammals on the planet, September to November is whale-watching season. The yearly Perth Festival celebrates the city's culture, art and history and takes place during February to early March each year. The city buzzes with events and visitors but flights and hotel rates can be at a premium. If you are a sports lover, The Hopman Cup comes to Perth in January.

Departing From Canberra

Canberra Airport (CBR) has a modern terminal handling domestic and international flights. The shortest time of flights from Canberra to Perth is a direct flight of 3 hours 50 minutes. This route is serviced by Jetstar, Qantas and Virgin Australia. There are also stopover flights via Melbourne or Sydney.

Getting to Canberra Airport (CBR)

For travellers looking to cut costs to complement their cheap airfares from Canberra to Perth can board a local bus in order to reach the airport. Hop on board route 11 or 11A. The trip from downtown Canberra to CBR will cost you $4.80 AUD. Canberra is well serviced by metered taxis. A trip from the city to the airport will be in the region of $45 to $55, depending on traffic. Ride-sharing services like Uber are also available. If a you are getting a lift with a friend or relative, they can drop along the upper roadway. You will have a short walk to the upper level departures hall.

Parking at Canberra Airport (CBR)

Canberra Airport offers both long and short term parking at the terminal. Make a note of the operating hours. Both parking lots are only open from 4am until 30 minutes after the last flight.

Where to Park at Canberra Airport

Choose from indoor or outdoor parking areas. All car parks can be used for short term, long term, and weekend parking Keep an eye out for weekend and long-stay specials. You can pay for your parking with cash or major credit cards. Covered Parking: These bays offer a secure and sheltered area. If you are flying to Perth for a quick jaunt, a 24 hour stay will cost $30 AUD. Outdoor Parking: For budget travellers, this is the best option. Prices start at $24 for 24 hours. Rates move up on a sliding scale and a seven-day stay will cost $130.
 

Arriving in Perth

Perth Airport has four terminals; two of which are for international flights. The airport is served by more than 20 domestic and international carriers, making it one of the busiest airports in Australia.

How to Get from Perth Airport to Your Perth Hotel or Accommodation

The cheapest transport into Perth's CBD is the public bus. Transperth operates regular bus services between Perth Airport, Perth City and other local centres. If your flight lands at T1 or T2, take route 380. For T3 or T4 arrivals, hop on board bus number 40. A single fare will cost $4.50. The metered taxi ranks are outside the domestic terminals. A trip into the CBD costs approximately $42 to $52. Expect the journey to take about 20 minutes depending on traffic. Ride-sharing services like Uber are also available.

Things to do in Perth

Perth is one of Australia’s sunniest cities and is blessed with an array of pristine beaches within easy reach of the city. So grab your swimmers and head to Cottesloe Beach, one of Perth’s favourite stretches of shoreline. Locals and tourists gather here for swimming, snorkelling and surfing. And don’t forget to tuck into a serving of fish and chips served served with salt and lemon, wrapped in yesterday's newspaper, when hunger hits. The Swan River runs directly through Perth before joining the sea and the banks of the river are lined with a number of walking, running and biking trails. You might even take to the water with a river cruise or kayak hire. Looking for a green space for a little timeout? Right next to the CBD is Kings Park. Bigger than Central Park in New York City, this is an urban sanctuary of parkland, botanical gardens and natural bushland. Pay your respects at the State War Memorial Cenotaph, enjoy a picnic or get in some birdwatching. Food-lovers will want to make the pilgrimage from Perth to Margaret River on a day trip. This world-acclaimed wine-producing region boasts more than 150 wineries and breweries, plus a collection of lauded restaurants serving locally produced food.