Launceston↔Melbourne/Sydney/Brisbane $79/$85/$129, Hobart↔Melbourne/Sydney/Brisbane $89/$109/$145 One Way @ Virgin Australia

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beatthatflight on 08/05/2023 - 08:26 specials.virginaustralia.com (1295 clicks)
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The routes, prices and fare types:

Route	Date	Fare	From	Journey
Adelaide to Hobart	17 Jan - 04 Mar	lite	$95	One Way
Adelaide to Hobart	11 Oct - 13 Dec	lite	$99	One Way
Adelaide to Hobart	17 Jan - 04 Mar	choice	$125	One Way
Adelaide to Launceston	12 Oct - 12 Dec	lite	$89	One Way
Adelaide to Launceston	18 Jan - 03 Mar	lite	$89	One Way
Adelaide to Launceston	18 Jan - 03 Mar	choice	$115	One Way
Brisbane to Hobart	01 Aug - 12 Sep	lite	$145	One Way
Brisbane to Hobart	22 Oct - 06 Dec	lite	$145	One Way
Brisbane to Hobart	17 Jan - 07 Feb	lite	$145	One Way
Brisbane to Launceston	09 Jun - 19 Jun	lite	$129	One Way
Brisbane to Launceston	23 Jul - 11 Sep	lite	$129	One Way
Brisbane to Launceston	13 Oct - 06 Dec	lite	$129	One Way
Hobart to Adelaide	17 Jan - 04 Mar	lite	$95	One Way
Hobart to Adelaide	11 Oct - 13 Dec	lite	$99	One Way
Hobart to Adelaide	17 Jan - 04 Mar	choice	$125	One Way
Hobart to Brisbane	01 Aug - 12 Sep	lite	$145	One Way
Hobart to Brisbane	22 Oct - 06 Dec	lite	$145	One Way
Hobart to Brisbane	17 Jan - 07 Feb	lite	$145	One Way
Hobart to Melbourne	23 Jul - 14 Sep	lite	$89	One Way
Hobart to Melbourne	16 Oct - 14 Dec	lite	$89	One Way
Hobart to Melbourne	16 Jan - 07 Feb	lite	$89	One Way
Hobart to Perth	07 Aug - 11 Sep	lite	$229	One Way
Hobart to Perth	20 Oct - 11 Dec	lite	$229	One Way
Hobart to Perth	10 Jun - 19 Jun	lite	$239	One Way
Hobart to Sydney	07 Aug - 14 Sep	lite	$109	One Way
Hobart to Sydney	11 Oct - 14 Dec	lite	$109	One Way
Hobart to Sydney	16 Jan - 07 Feb	lite	$109	One Way
Launceston to Adelaide	12 Oct - 12 Dec	lite	$89	One Way
Launceston to Adelaide	18 Jan - 03 Mar	lite	$89	One Way
Launceston to Adelaide	18 Jan - 03 Mar	choice	$115	One Way
Launceston to Brisbane	09 Jun - 19 Jun	lite	$129	One Way
Launceston to Brisbane	23 Jul - 11 Sep	lite	$129	One Way
Launceston to Brisbane	13 Oct - 06 Dec	lite	$129	One Way
Launceston to Melbourne	14 Jun - 22 Jun	lite	$79	One Way
Launceston to Melbourne	25 Jul - 14 Sep	lite	$79	One Way
Launceston to Melbourne	12 Oct - 14 Dec	lite	$79	One Way
Launceston to Perth	13 Oct - 11 Dec	lite	$209	One Way
Launceston to Perth	19 Jan - 04 Mar	lite	$209	One Way
Launceston to Perth	19 Jan - 04 Mar	choice	$239	One Way
Launceston to Sydney	29 Jul - 14 Sep	lite	$85	One Way
Launceston to Sydney	17 Oct - 14 Dec	lite	$85	One Way
Launceston to Sydney	16 Feb - 05 Mar	lite	$85	One Way
Melbourne to Hobart	23 Jul - 14 Sep	lite	$89	One Way
Melbourne to Hobart	16 Oct - 14 Dec	lite	$89	One Way
Melbourne to Hobart	16 Jan - 07 Feb	lite	$89	One Way
Melbourne to Launceston	14 Jun - 22 Jun	lite	$79	One Way
Melbourne to Launceston	25 Jul - 14 Sep	lite	$79	One Way
Melbourne to Launceston	12 Oct - 14 Dec	lite	$79	One Way
Perth to Hobart	07 Aug - 11 Sep	lite	$229	One Way
Perth to Hobart	20 Oct - 11 Dec	lite	$229	One Way
Perth to Hobart	10 Jun - 19 Jun	lite	$239	One Way
Perth to Launceston	13 Oct - 11 Dec	lite	$209	One Way
Perth to Launceston	19 Jan - 04 Mar	lite	$209	One Way
Perth to Launceston	19 Jan - 04 Mar	choice	$239	One Way
Sydney to Hobart	07 Aug - 14 Sep	lite	$109	One Way
Sydney to Hobart	11 Oct - 14 Dec	lite	$109	One Way
Sydney to Hobart	16 Jan - 07 Feb	lite	$109	One Way
Sydney to Launceston	29 Jul - 14 Sep	lite	$85	One Way
Sydney to Launceston	17 Oct - 14 Dec	lite	$85	One Way
Sydney to Launceston	16 Feb - 05 Mar	lite	$85	One Way

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  CachePC on 08/05/2023 - 08:36

  +4

  Lovely to see - except we went on Virgin full luggage (golf clubs and bag) BNE to Launceston for 119 in Feb… Not really a sale when it's 10 more expensive and that's for the Lite fare

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  CandyMan on 08/05/2023 - 08:50

  +9

  These cheap one way flight deals are the perfect Mother’s Day gift for your MIL

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    Clear on 08/05/2023 - 09:25

    +1

    Especially when they land and find out that Hobart airport isn't anywhere near Hobart.

    • 

      ripoffmerchant on 08/05/2023 - 09:44

      +5

      It's closer than Melbourne is to Tullarmarine.. and there's a skybus.

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        Clear on 08/05/2023 - 12:07

        And far less traffic.

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    ginger-gin on 08/05/2023 - 09:33

    how's about return brah 😅

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    jv on 08/05/2023 - 10:00

    perfect Mother’s Day gift for your MIL

    Are there flights to Bicheno ??

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      Deceiver on 08/05/2023 - 13:07

      Strahan more appropriate

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  placard on 08/05/2023 - 09:54

  +3

  If you're going to spend a reasonable amount of time in Tassie, I'd certainly recommend taking 2x overnight trips on the Spirit. Yes, bit more expensive, but don't have to hire a car when you get there and can take as much luggage as you want in your car.

  Did 2 weeks in Tassie this time last year and took the car. Beautiful place. Did a 2500km round trip from Devenport, Sheffield, Cradle Mountain, Launceston, St Helens, down the East Coast to Port Arthur including Maria Island, then across to Hobart, then straight up the guts back to Devenport to take the boat home via Mt Field National Park.

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    CocaKoala on 08/05/2023 - 10:01

    +3

    Hiring a car was cheaper than the price the boat wanted in our case. We also travel light and don't want to spend overnight getting to (and from) TAS. But I suppose it's down to individual preferences.

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      placard on 08/05/2023 - 10:18

      +1

      True. Back when I went, car hire was stupid expensive too.

      There's also a lot of unsealed, rough roads in Tassie, so I was so much more at ease taking my car and not having to worry about returning a car to a rental place and them wondering about mud, etc.

      I didn't mind so much the overnight trip. Turned up at Melb dock at 8pm, slept most of the way, and then arrived 7am in Devenport, feeling rested. I also enjoy boat trips though so I guess that's the difference.

      Each to their own.

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        melgirl on 08/05/2023 - 11:00

        Is a 4 wheeldrive ideal /better than a Toyota sedan (which I own) then ??

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          placard on 08/05/2023 - 11:37

          +1

          @melgirl: No I did it in a standard 2wd car. Just a lot of unsealed roads which can be corrugated etc.

          Just that some rental cars have rules like "do not drive on unsealed roads" etc.

          After a while I did get sick of some of the roads being poor quality (so have to drive slower) as the car felt like it might fall apart from the corrugations hehe. so I'd force google maps to use 'A' roads vs 'C' roads. Even if this meant a longer detour and more kilometres, it resulted in a quicker trip because I could drive faster on sealed road.

          Also, my advice is to download an offline copy of Google Maps of the entire Tassie before you leave reception. The reason is that between many towns there is no phone reception, so cannot search google maps if not downloaded previously.

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            CocaKoala on 08/05/2023 - 12:29

            @placard:

            Also, my advice is to download an offline copy of Google Maps of the entire Tassie before you leave reception. The reason is that between many towns there is no phone reception, so cannot search google maps if not downloaded previously.

            Or better yet buy and use a proper GPS navigation unit (if your car didn't have one built-in).

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            Clear on 08/05/2023 - 21:23

            @placard:

            The reason is that between many towns there is no phone reception,

            If you're using a phone carrier that isn't on the Telstra or Optus network you'll have trouble. Though I'm wondering where you went to get unsealed roads.

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              placard on 08/05/2023 - 22:57

              @Clear: Was Telstra reception - and lost reception frequently.

              Lots of unsealed roads unfortunately. Wielangta Road was one - Google Maps actually directed us onto it, after a few km I turned around and forced it to go via A3. Another was Deloraine to Cradle Mountain, Google Maps directed onto a long section of dirt road that you couldn't really go faster than 40km/h on. On the way back, ensured went on sealed roads.

              A few times going to waterfalls, it would direct going in some back way on a dirt road.

              I guess party was our fault for not assessing the route before just setting it to 'go'. Definitely was set to 'fastest' route too, not some weird setting.

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  whyisave on 08/05/2023 - 10:08

  TasMania

  ISWYDT

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    beatthatflight on 08/05/2023 - 13:18

    +1

    Wasn't my title - Virgin named the sale ;)

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      whyisave on 08/05/2023 - 14:56

      Yes, but you joined those 2 words … seamlessly :-D