Visit Australia from Canada
Experience the difference of traveling on Qantas. The world knows Australians as relaxed, accommodating, and very friendly. Perhaps that's why people choose us - even when they're not traveling to Australia. Our reputation is built on the Australian tradition of making guests feel welcome.
Special Deal to Australia!
This fare offers an optional stopover in Auckland, New Zealand at no additional charge when en route to/from Australia. Fly into New Zealand and depart from Australia or vice versa! Take advantage of the Qantas network and see more during your holiday...
For this fare sale start your travel between 14 November and 29 November 2009 or
17 February and 8 June 2010.
Adventure awaits, but hurry this deal expires 18 November 2009.
* Taxes, fees and restrictions apply.Base fares are listed below. Following these links, the next prices displayed will be the Total Price which also includes taxes and charges.
| Outbound Travel Period: 14-29 Nov 2009 or 17 Feb - 8 Jun 2010 | Sydney | Brisbane | Melbourne | Point to Point Bookings | Bookings with optional stopover |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| From Vancouver | $1,198* | $1,198* | $1,198* | Book | Book |
| From Toronto | $1,498* | $1,498* | $1,498* | Book | Book |
If your desired departure or arrival city is not listed here, contact Qantas reservations on 1 800 227 4554.^ Discounts may also be available from Victoria, Regina, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Thunder Bay, Quebec City, Windsor, Fredericton, Halifax, Moncton, St. John NB, St. John's NF, and Charlottetown.
Once you've booked your airfare at qantas.com, contact Qantas Vacations on 1 866 459 4158 for great deals on hotels and attractions that will ensure a memorable Australia and/or New Zealand experience!
All prices are in Canadian dollars.
^C$15 service fee applies when booking through Qantas reservations.
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