Brisbane International Airport (BNE) is the main International Airport serving both the city of Brisbane and South East region of Queensland. The airport is the third busiest in the nation and is has international terminals domestic terminals as well as cargo terminals. Brisbane Airport is located about 16 kilometres to the CBD via M3 and Airport Link.

Other operating airports within the region include Sunshine Coast Airport and the surrounding environs like Noosa, Toowoomba Airport and Gold Coast Aiport and its environs such as broadbeach.  We also have a presence in Ipswich.

It will take you approximately twenty minutes to travel from the CBD to the airport.

If you’re looking to be picked up from the cities suburb regions, we’ve included ETA times for your planning convenience. The ETA’s are as follows: about 20-25 minutes anywhere in the inner suburbs, 6 minutes from the northern suburbs, 20-25 minutes from the Southern Suburbs via the M7 and Airport Link, 18 minutes from the eastern suburbs and 26-30 minutes drive from the Western suburbs.

Getting to your destination from the airport should be relatively hassle-free as the city has several transport options. You could opt to use a door to door shuttle services available from the terminal of your arrival. There are several shuttle bus services in the area including con-x-ion.

Similarly from the Skygate Centre, you can use the cities public transport system catch the city’s bus service that runs throughout the week. This option is not recommended for first-time visitors. You may also opt to use the air train that takes just twenty minutes to get to the CBD. Taxis are also available on a 24hr basis although they are not as specialised as our service is.

Our airport transfer service offers unique private and group transfers geared towards high-level corporates and private individuals. If you’re looking for a transfer experience a cut above the rest and at cost-effective rates, look no further.

The city of Brisbane between the Sunshine Coast and the Gold Coast, and inland from Moreton Bay. This hilly city serves as Queensland’s capital and is home to more than two million residents. The city is may not be the largest by population but by area, it dwarfs all other cities in Australia including Sydney and Melbourne.

Originally a penal colony, the city of Brisbane dates back to the turn of the nineteenth century. Though indigenous populations occupied the region long before the Europeans, the city as we know it was birthed when Mathew Flinders came upon Moreton Bay.

Because the city is located in the state dabbed sunshine state, you should expect year-long warm weather and sunshine, even in the winter. This fact makes Brisbane very desirable. The city and its inhabitants are renowned for their laid back nature, a characteristic unique to the Aussie culture. Activities are plenty within the city and are discussed in more detail below.

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There’s so much to do in Brisbane. Our list does not exhaust all activities but merely gives a glimpse. Take a look.

Theme Parks

Brisbane is teeming with amusement parks. From the Wheel of Brisbane to Dreamworld in Coomera, you’re spoilt for choice.

Art & Culture

For a glance into the city’s past, you must visit the Abbey Museum. This Archaeological museum is one of the best in the country. The restored Old Petrie Town is a relic of what typical towns in the area looked like. It’s a must-see. For some visual arts experience, visit GOMA one of the best art galleries in the entire nation.

Nature

This metropolis does not lack in nature. From Roma Street Parklands right at the heart of the city to the City’s Botanic Gardens, nature lovers are spoilt for choice. If you have the time Mt. Coot-tha is a must-visit as is the nearby  Moreton Bay for the most incredible beach experience in the region. Brisbane is also home to the world’s largest koala bear sanctuary- Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. The seaside resort of Surfers Paradise is another must-visit.

Dining In Brisbane

The city’s culinary scene is incredible. Explore the cities laneways for the city’s hidden coffee gems or venture into M&E lane to experience the best delectable delights the city has to offer. Wherever you are in the city, an amazing meal is just around the corner. You won’t go wrong with Charlottes Street, Brunswick Street or the Queen Street Mall either.