Destination information

Flights

With more than 22 million passengers in 2014/15, the award-winning Brisbane Airport is the third busiest in Australia. Brisbane is the closest destination for international travellers to Australia and is a great hub to start from for many Australian experiences.

Airtrain

Once you’ve arrived, getting around Brisbane is a pleasure with its first-class network of travel and transport links. From the airport, board the Airtrain for a direct transfer to the city (kids 14 and under travel free) and links the domestic and international terminals. Brisbane Airport is located less than 20 minutes from the city centre via train.

Green Cabs

Introduced to Brisbane’s transport landscape in 2009, Green Cabs have quickly become the way to travel around the inner-city. Eco-friendly and affordable the service is only available on weekends, during special events or on special request. Green Cabs can be picked up from the Wheel of Brisbane, South Bank and used between West End and Fortitude Valley.

Taxi

Another way to get to where you need to go is via a taxi. You'll find taxi ranks at the Brisbane international and domestic airports, as well as throughout Brisbane City and its surrounding regions. Jumping in a taxi can be a quick and efficient way of getting to your destination. 

Key phone numbers

Brisbane Visitor Information & Booking Centre: (07) 3006 6290.
TransLink (transport information):  13 12 30.
Black & White Cabs: 13 32 22.
Yellow Cabs: 13 19 24. 

Climate - September

The month of September marks the arrival of the lovely spring in the city of Brisbane. the average daytime temperatures are generally around 19°C in the city while the average high temperature can reach 23°C on the warmest days. The chance of a wet day over the course of September in Brisbane remains essentially constant, at around 17% all through.

For more information, please visit: https://www.visitbrisbane.com.au/