3 days in Brisbane

Getting to Brisbane from the United Kingdom is easier than you think! You’ll typically fly via a major hub such as Dubai, Doha or Singapore before continuing on to Brisbane. You can also fly into other Australian cities like Sydney or Melbourne and hop on a short domestic flight.

Getting to Brisbane from China is easier than you think! You can fly directly from select cities or connect via hubs such as Singapore or Hong Kong. You can also fly into other Australian cities like Sydney or Melbourne and then take a short domestic flight to Brisbane.

Brisbane offers plenty of activities for kids of all ages. Streets Beach in South Bank offers calm, safe waters that are ideal for younger children, while cultural spots like Queensland Art Gallery provide engaging experiences for the whole family. On Moreton Island, families can enjoy beach time, dolphin spotting and exploring the Champagne Pools together. Active experiences like the Story Bridge Climb and sandboarding are especially popular with older children and teens.

Getting around Brisbane is easy and relaxed, with most attractions close together and well connected by public transport or short transfers. Areas like South Bank Parklands, Fortitude Valley and Kangaroo Point are all easy to reach and explore. For a day out of the city, Moreton Island is easy to reach via a scenic 90-minute ferry from the Port of Brisbane. You can also join an organised day trip with Tangalooma, which makes the experience simple and seamless, with transport and activities like snorkelling and sandboarding included.