Cheap Flights to Adelaide

An unusual combination of tranquility and excitement, Adelaide is a charming city that mingles the architectural triumphs of such places as the Glenelg Town Hall with the natural beauty of spots like the River Torrens.
Additionally, this destination is abuzz with numerous cultural delights, such as the Jam Factory Craft and Design Centre and the Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute. Although this locale is rapidly becoming a favourite among tourists, cheap flights to Adelaide are still relatively easy to find.

Best time to go to Adelaide

Peak Season:

The months of February and March mark the peak season in Adelaide, and it’s this time of the year that’s beautifully warm and inviting, so many tourists gather to indulge in one of the numerous outdoor activities, such as strolling through the Adelaide Botanic Garden, taking in some art and music at the Fringe Festival, and playing at Henley Beach.

Shoulder Season:

Although there are still many stray tourists hanging around from September to November, the city is relatively quiet, and accommodation and flights to the area are inexpensive. As crowds are thinner, this is an excellent time to take part in some of the more popular activities, like seeing a game at Adelaide Oval, touring Haigh's Chocolate Factory, or wine tasting at Penfolds Magill Estate Winery.

Off Season:

Flights are at their most inexpensive from June through August. These months can be brisk, so you may want to take advantage of one of the many indoor activities, like touring Coopers Brewery, catching some live entertainment at the Grace Emily pub, or soaking up some history and culture at the Migration Museum.

Adelaide Airport and Transfer Information

Adelaide Airport (ADL)

Taxis, car rentals, and public transport options are all readily available from this airport; however, shuttles are by far the most convenient and economical method of ground transport. The Adelaide Airport Flyer offers door-to-door service to surrounding areas, while the Skylink Airport Shuttle can connect you with the railway service, or take you directly to the central business district.

Online resources for your travel to Adelaide

The South Australian Tourism Commission offers contacts for local visitor information centres, plus details on attractions, entertainment, and dining. The Safetravel website gives details on important nearby contacts, as well as useful travel advice and warnings. The official Adelaide Airport website offers information on flights, passenger services, and ground transport.

Best Flight Routes to Adelaide

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