Fly from Manchester to Brisbane with Etihad Airways
Travel from northern England to sunny Queensland with flights from Manchester to Brisbane. This journey takes you from the United Kingdom to Australia, with a connection in beautiful Abu Dhabi.
Extend your trip by taking a few days to see the delights of the UAE capital city, or simply jet on towards Australia’s glorious Sunshine Coast. Brisbane is a city of sophistication, with luxe art galleries and incredible landscapes right on the doorstep.
Book your flights with Etihad today.
MAN to BNE: flight facts
Flying from Manchester to Brisbane: FAQs
Where should I stay in Brisbane?
Brisbane CBD is a great location to stay if you’re looking for the fine dining and to experience the full vibrancy of the city.
South Bank is another popular location for nature lovers, close to local parks and a beautiful view of the river. There are hotels of all classes, including plenty of boutique and luxury options.
Is Brisbane easy to get around?
There’s a comprehensive public transport system in Brisbane that features buses, ferries, trams and trains. The TransLink go card is a rechargeable pass valid across all modes of transport. They’re available from the airport, as well as convenience stores and train stations.
The city centre also boasts some free transport. Hop on the City Loop and Spring Hill Loop bus to travel around the Central Business District.
Top tips for Manchester to Brisbane
Climb the Story Bridge
Thrill-seekers, daredevils and anyone who loves a good view should scale Brisbane’s Story Bridge – the city’s most striking icon. Manchester is a city of many bridges with many spectacular views, making this the perfect visit for people who love admiring a city skyline.
Climb the 262 foot (80 metres) summit to enjoy panoramic views of Brisbane city, the river, mountain ranges and islands in the distance.
Get cuddly at the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
Manchester is a vibrant city filled with great music venues, delicious craft ales and plenty of things to see and do. But there’s one thing Brisbane has that Manchester doesn’t: koalas.
Head to the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, the world’s oldest and largest koala sanctuary. You’ll get to cuddle koalas, hand-feed kangaroos and marvel at platypuses, wallabies and rainbow lorikeets.