Sydney Deals Australia

Singapore Airlines is back with return fares to Singapore from most Australian capitals, and Perth flyers get the best value at $522 return.

• Perth from $522, Darwin $530, Brisbane $685, Adelaide $692, Melbourne $710, Cairns $719, Sydney $753
• Travel dates fall between November 2026 and September 2027, varying by city
• Full-service Star Alliance carrier, so check what's included in your fare before you book

Hobart, Canberra and Gold Coast fares are listed too but sit well above $1,000, so you're better off positioning to a mainland port. Fares were live at posting and can change or sell out.

You can score some seriously cheap nonstop fares across Asia and the Pacific if you're flexible on dates.

• Melbourne to Ho Chi Minh City from $218, Perth to Bali from $163, Perth to KL from $170
• Return legs are cheap too: Bali to Perth $105, HCMC to Sydney $185, Singapore to Melbourne $238
• Pair two one-ways and you're looking at Perth-Bali return for $268, or Melbourne-Singapore return for $435

Just remember Jetstar and Scoot fares are base only, so budget for bags if you need them. Christmas and early January are pricey, but mid-January to end of February and April to June are where the bargains are. Prices are AUD, one way, checked on Google Flights.

You can grab one-way Air China fares from Melbourne and Sydney to major European cities for around $460–$485 if you fly between 12 Jan and early Feb.

• Melbourne to Paris $461 (21 Jan), Sydney to London Gatwick $463 (26 Jan), Sydney to Rome $474 (26 Jan)
• Same low prices on most dates across dozens of European cities from both Melbourne and Sydney
• Fares include a checked bag and are bookable on Kiwi (not Google Flights) — you'll need to use the Kiwi button on the site
• Some connections mean 10+ hours in Beijing, so check layover times; shortest total journey is about 25–31 hours
• Return legs start around $707, so a two-month trip comes to roughly $1,170 all up

Book soon — prices jump to $720+ from about 11 Feb.

🛫 Jetstar's Weekend Frenzy is here and the fares are seriously low — but you'll need to move fast because this sale ends Monday!

• Domestic gems: Score Gold Coast to Western Sydney (WSI) from just $54 one-way, or Melbourne to WSI from $61 one-way — perfect for a cheeky city break.
• Bali on a budget: Perth to Bali from only $139 one-way, with other cities like Cairns ($185), Darwin ($165) and Adelaide ($209) also getting great fares.
• Plenty of dates: Travel windows span 11 November 2026 to 23 June 2027 depending on your route, so you've got room to plan ahead.

Just remember these are one-way fares in AUD with conditions and optional extras applying — check your baggage and meal options before booking. Grab your fare before the sale wraps up Monday!

You can fly Business Class return to Istanbul from just $4,985 from Sydney (or $5,004 from Melbourne), with fares to London, Paris, Madrid and Amsterdam also available from all five capitals. Whether you're chasing a European Christmas or a mid-year escape, these China Southern fares run from October 2026 through June 2027 — here's what stands out:

• Best value: Sydney to Istanbul from $4,985, Madrid from $5,269 and London from $5,476 return
• Melbourne picks: Istanbul from $5,004, Madrid from $5,273 and Amsterdam from $5,370 return
• Adelaide & Perth: Madrid from around $6,027 and Paris from $5,920 return respectively
• Timing tip: several routes include Xmas travel — just check the cabin, baggage and Guangzhou connection details before you book, as each price is for a specific itinerary

Western Sydney is finally getting its own international flights, and Singapore Airlines is launching with fares that are genuinely competitive — think $769 return to Ho Chi Minh City or $801 to Singapore itself.

• First international carrier out of the new WSI airport, with daily flights to Singapore from 23 November 2026
• Return fares: SGN $769, HAN $791, SIN $801, BOM $952, BKK $997, LON $1563 (all AUD, full-service with bags and meals included)
• Travel dates run from launch through to September 2027 depending on the route — plenty of time to plan

Grab these while they last — launch fares like this rarely stick around once word gets out.

Vienna's Christmas markets kick off mid-November, and you can be there for around $1,300 return — mulled wine, twinkling stalls and all.

• Fly out mid-Nov: Perth $567, Melbourne $587, Sydney $602 (one way, one stop in Singapore)
• Head home 6 Dec: Perth $705, Melbourne $727, Sydney $734
• That's roughly $1,272 from Perth, $1,314 from Melbourne, $1,336 from Sydney all up — home well before Christmas
• Don't snooze: after 20 Dec, fares jump to $1,200+
• Make Vienna your base — Bratislava is an hour by train, Budapest and Salzburg 2.5 hours

One heads-up: Scoot fares are seat only, so factor in bags and meals. Brisbane and Adelaide aren't as sharp at $790–$830. Swap your city and date on the link to see your fare.

If you're heading to Sydney in early November, you can snag a room at the luxe Pier One Sydney Harbour for just $400 per night — that's $800 for two nights, and it's cheaper than usual thanks to an event accommodation allocation.

• Dates: November 4–6, 2026 (checkout on the 6th)
• $400 per room, per night — $800 total for both nights
• Perfect spot if you want to stay around Walsh Bay and the Harbour Bridge
• Bookings go through the accommodation link, with the hotel's standard booking terms applying

Grab it while it's available — just ask for the booking link if you're interested!

Heading overseas soon? You can save 20% on Sydney Airport parking with code SAVE20 — just make sure your booking is at least $100 to qualify.

• Works on bookings for travel between now and late 2026 (one user booked Oct–Nov 2026 and it went through fine)
• Simply enter SAVE20 at checkout to knock 20% off your total
• Worth a quick read of the Sydney Airport parking T&Cs before you book, just to be safe

If you've got a trip coming up, it's an easy way to cut your parking costs before you even leave home.

Here's a freebie that's actually worth leaving the house for — The Spit Boat Show at Fergusons Marina in Mosman is completely free to enter on 7-8 November, 10am-4pm.

• You get to climb aboard 40+ boats, check out Ferraris (including the Amalfi and Purosangue), and hit the Garmin, Jobe and Sail Racing stalls for free samples
• Zero dollars entry means it costs you less than a Bunnings snag — just skip the marina restaurant
• Catch the bus, because parking on The Spit is an absolute nightmare

Wear thongs, act like you're "waiting on your other boat to sell," and enjoy the cheapest marina day out you'll get all year.

Grab tickets to Cirque du Soleil's Kooza for just $79 (plus fees) during this 79-hour flash sale — that's a steal for a show this spectacular!

• Select performances from 17 October to 8 November 2026 at the Big Top, Entertainment Quarter, Moore Park
• Just head to the Cirque du Soleil site, choose Sydney > Deals > $79 for 79 hours, then pick your seats
• Pro tip: Section 200 gives you a straight-on view of the stage — click any seat on the map to check its section

Don't sit on this one — 79 hours goes fast!

🍜 Japan ski season is back on the menu — and March is where the smart money goes.

If you've been waiting for snow fares to drop, this is your moment. Late February and March are averaging around $1,240 return on full-service airlines, saving you roughly $330 compared to school holidays — and you'll get quieter slopes plus Niseko staying open until early May.

• Sapporo (Niseko, Rusutsu, Furano): Melbourne $1,074, Perth $1,197, Brisbane $1,203, Sydney $1,239 return — most dates through March
• Tokyo (Hakuba, Nozawa, Myoko): Sydney $1,041, Melbourne $1,070, Adelaide $1,077, Brisbane $1,187 return — about 3 hours by train and bus to the slopes
• Prefer direct? Qantas Sydney–Sapporo non-stop is $1,392 return in early December (same flight hits $3,000+ in February), or Jetstar Brisbane–Tokyo non-stop from $1,151
• Bringing your own skis or board? Cathay and Qantas include them in your checked allowance at no extra cost, and JAL is currently waiving the oversize fee too

Prices are return, per person, economy, checked today — and Google's tracker says now's the cheapest time to book February Tokyo fares, so don't sit on these.

If you're eyeing a Europe trip between March and May next year, one-way fares have dropped to as low as $631 from Melbourne to London or $660 from Brisbane to Paris — that's roughly $130 to $280 under the usual spring pricing.

• Sydney: Paris $675, Madrid $684, Milan $684, London $639
• Melbourne: London $631, Paris $678, Rome $680, Madrid $680
• Brisbane: Paris $660, Madrid $674, Milan $675
• Perth: Athens from just $564 (Scoot, limited dates)

These are mostly China Eastern and China Southern with one stop, and similar prices pop up across plenty of dates through May, so you've got some flexibility. Just keep in mind the cheapest fares usually include only one 23kg bag, and coming home costs more — so if you're returning from the same city, a return fare around $1,200–$1,500 will likely work out better.

You can grab tickets to David Rose’s Nepo Great Grandbaby comedy show at the Sydney Comedy Store this Tuesday for just $16—that’s half off the usual $32! It’s a clever, heartfelt dive into his great-grandfather’s vaudeville career, blending history, Jewish humour, and sharp stand-up.

• Date: September 10 (tomorrow!)
• Price: $16 (usually $32) via the OzBargain code
• Perks: Support a local comic, enjoy a unique show, and know this deal is 50% off the door price

Whether you’re a history buff or just after a good laugh, this is a bargain night out—grab your spot before they sell out!

You can ride Sydney's ferry network for FREE for the next month—just tap on and enjoy the harbour views without spending a cent. This is your chance to explore Circular Quay, Parramatta, and everything in between while the Maritime Union's pay dispute keeps Opal readers switched off (Manly Fast Ferry not included).

• What you're getting: Free standard Sydney Ferries transport on all routes
• When: From this Friday, running for the next month
• How it works: Just board—Opal readers will be turned off, so no fares charged
• Pro tip: Perfect for weekend day trips or a cheap commute if you work near the water

Grab this deal while it lasts—it's a rare win for your wallet and a great excuse to play tourist in your own city!

You can escape the Aussie summer and chase the northern lights in Scandinavia this November 2026 — without blowing your budget! We're talking return fares from just $1,159 from Melbourne to Stockholm, with Sydney close behind at $1,169.

• Your best deals: Stockholm (MEL $1,159, SYD $1,169) and Copenhagen (MEL $1,258, SYD $1,274) on Air China with 2 stops.
• Want speed? Grab the Qatar Airways options out of Perth — just 21h 40m to Stockholm for $1,480, or Copenhagen for $1,453.
• Flexible dates? This is a whole window, not a single-day flash sale — Sydney to Stockholm holds within 15% of the low price on 16 different departures, so you can pick dates that suit you.
• Heads up: These cheap fares are long-haul with 2 stops (up to 40 hours door-to-door), so weigh your time vs. money. And yes, November in Scandinavia is cold and dark — that's precisely why it's cheap.

Grab this while it's here, because these Nordic fares are a fraction of what you'd pay for a summer trip — and they won't last once people catch on!

Time to lock in your next tropical getaway because Virgin Australia has just dropped a massive sale with up to 25% off flights to and around Queensland! You can snap up one-way fares starting from an absolute steal, with plenty of travel dates stretching from January right through to June 2027.

• Fly Sydney to the Gold Coast from just $69 one way
• Grab Brisbane to Whitsunday Coast tickets from $79
• Choose from heavily discounted Lite or Choice fares (depending on how much luggage you're packing)
• Sale must end on 6 September, so you'll want to jump on these quick before your preferred dates sell out!

Grab your passport because direct flights to Bali and Asia from November right through to June have dropped to ridiculous lows—starting from just $146 one-way!

• Perth to Bali: An unbeatable $146 non-stop (and it holds that price across half the dates checked!)
• Major City Highlights: Bali from Adelaide ($259), Brisbane ($260), Melbourne ($274), and Sydney ($297), plus cheap hops to Singapore, KL, and HCMC.
• Total Flexibility: These aren't just one-day flukes; cheap fares span multiple dates so you can actually travel when it suits you.

Just keep in mind these are low-cost carriers (bags and meals cost extra), but at these prices, you've got plenty of room left in your holiday budget!

Planning a pilgrimage to Munich for Oktoberfest 2026? You can score a massive bargain on Etihad flights if you dodge the opening weekend rush!

• Fly from Melbourne or Sydney to Munich for just $715 one-way (one stop in Abu Dhabi)
• Save over $300 compared to the next cheapest airlines on those dates
• Fly out just one week after opening day (Melbourne on 26 Sept, Sydney on 28 Sept) to pocket the savings while still enjoying eight massive days at the Wiesn
• Round-trips are also available from $1,638, though booking a separate return later might save you a logistical headache

Planning a trip out of Sydney soon? You can slash the cost of your next getaway with this handy parking discount!

• Get 20% off your booking when you spend $100 or more
• Just use the code SAVE20 at checkout
• Book by 11:59 pm on 23 August 2026 for entries up to the end of 2026 (just keep in mind standard card/PayPal surcharges apply)

European spring is calling, and you can fly there this September on a full-service carrier for under $730!

• Fly Etihad one-way to Paris or Athens from just $718 out of Sydney (or Rome from $725 from Melbourne) with a quick stop in Abu Dhabi.
• Choose from 17 different European cities all sitting in the same crazy-cheap price band.
• Includes meals and a proper single ticket, though keep in mind these are carry-on only (checked bags add around $175).

September is just around the corner, so grab your dates and lock this in before they're gone!

History is in the making! Sydney’s brand-new Western Sydney International (WSI) airport is officially taking off, and you can be among the first to fly with launch fares from just $184 return. Whether you're heading to the Gold Coast, Melbourne, or Brisbane, this is your chance to snag a bargain and experience the convenience of Sydney's newest hub before anyone else.

• Gold Coast: From $184 return
• Melbourne: From $202 return
• Brisbane: From $254 return
• Travel Dates: Various windows available between October 2026 and May 2027.

If you live in Greater Western Sydney, this is a massive win for your travel plans—grab your seats now before the inaugural crowds fill them up!

Planning a trip or just need a set of wheels for a few days? You can score a massive 40% off your next rental with Chippendale Carshare!

• Use code CHIPPO40 at checkout to unlock your savings.
• Valid for pick-ups at Chippendale and Sydney Airport only.
• It’s the perfect way to save some cash on your inner-city travel or airport transfers without any limit on how many times you can use the code.