Flights from Manchester to Perth from GBP1,502
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From | To | Fare Type | Dates | Price |
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| FromManchester (MAN) | ToPerth (PER) | Round-trip / Economy | 13 Sep 2025 - 23 Sep 2025 | From GBP1,731* Last Seen 4 hours ago |
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Fly from Manchester to Perth with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Manchester to Perth and leave behind the industrial Northern powerhouse for a sun-kissed, vibrant coastal city. Get ready to immerse yourself in a destination where nature meets urban and tradition meets contemporary.
Feel white sand between your toes on Australia’s idyllic west coast beaches, discover wildlife on Rottnest Island, and take part in tours and ceremonies to learn about Perth’s fascinating Aboriginal history when you fly to Perth with Etihad.
Flying from Manchester to Perth: FAQs
What is the time difference between Manchester and Perth?
Perth is 8 hours head of Manchester during daylight savings time (November to March) and 7 hours ahead during standard time (April to October).
Perth operates on AWST (Australia Western Standard Time, GMT+8) and Manchester operates on GMT (Greenwich Mean Time, GMT+2 and British
What is the weather like in Perth?
Regardless of when you fly, Perth is relatively warm throughout the year. Its seasons occur at the opposite time of year to Manchester, with a dry summer and autumn (December to May) and slightly cooler but still mild winter and spring (June to November). Expect sunny days in the spring, summer and autumn, and frequent rain in the winter.
Top tips for Manchester to Perth
Ramble through history
Trade the industrial heritage of Manchester for historical portside charm in Perth’s waterfront Fremantle neighbourhood. The 25-minute train journey from the city centre is well worth the delights that await – from a quirky ramble through the colourful market to a spooky tour through the historical Fremantle prison. If you’re visiting on an evening, there are plenty of trendy eateries to try, including the award-winning Manuka Woodfire Kitchen.
A walk in the park
Kings Park is the jewel in Perth’s crown – and it’s a big one at that. One of the world’s biggest inner-city parks, it caters to all visitors – wander through the beautiful botanical gardens, follow the history trail along the Lotterywest Federation Walkway or climb to the top of the DNA Tower for panoramic views of Perth and Swan River.