Perth, Australia: £732 / €873 Full Service from London With Qantas

9009 miles (14,499 km) and a scheduled flight time of almost 20 hours make flights to Perth in Australia an expensive destination, even in economy class. Right now, however, you can book Qantas flights from London Heathrow to Perth, Australia for only €873 (~£762). For less than €100 (~£87) more, you can even choose to fly nonstop (or even only €20 (~£17) more, if you only fly nonstop in one direction!

A checked bag up to 30 kg is included in this price. Fares haven’t been so low for quite a while.

The airline will operate a Boeing 787 on the nonstop flights. Due to features such as higher humidity and cabin pressure, chances of arriving at your destination without dry eyes or headache are higher than with other aircraft models. Of course, the long flight time will still take its toll.

If you’re not going to fly nonstop, you will usually fly to Singapore on an Airbus A380, and then continue to Perth on an Airbus A330.

Search & Book

According to the fare rules, tickets will be sold until March 5, 2020. The fare rules give a bevy of possible travel periods and contradicting blockout periods, so allow us to narrow it down for you – flights at the lowest fare are available from March to June, as well as in November.

You’ll have to stay in Australia for at least 3 days or one night from Saturday to Sunday, and the maximum you can spend in the ‘Land down under’ before returning to Europe is 6 months.

Use Google Flights (instructions). The tool will show you all available connections and also forward you to Qantas’ website for booking, if you wish. Another option is comparing prices via our flight search, which will save you some money and also result in paying the promoted price.

Mileage

Tickets for this insane flight will be issued in booking class O. That will get you 25% with some Oneworld frequent flyer programs, but you can also get an earning rate of 100% with Qantas partner Alaska Airlines. Here’s an overview of the miles you could be credited with if flying via Singapore:

By the way: if you’re a member of Qantas’ Frequent Flyer program, the non-stop flight from London to Perth should earn you at least 9,400 points and 120 status credit.

Information & Tips for Australia

Australia is known for natural wonders like the Great Barrier Reef, Uluru, and the beaches of Sydney, along with vibrant cities like Melbourne and Sydney. The local currency is the Australian dollar (AUD), and credit cards are widely accepted. The price level can be high, especially in major cities, but there are budget options available for food and accommodation. The weather varies by region—tropical in the north, temperate in the south, with hot summers and mild winters. The best times to visit are typically during spring and autumn for mild temperatures.

Australia’s transport infrastructure is generally good, with well-developed road networks, public transit systems, and domestic flights. In major cities, public transport options like buses, trams, and trains are widely available, though some areas may require a car for convenience. Between cities, domestic flights are common and fast, but bus and train travel can be slow and less frequent for long distances. Driving is a popular option for exploring regions outside cities, with roads in good condition but long travel times due to the country’s vast size.

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