Cheap flights from Singapore to Melbourne

Melbourne is a UNESCO City of Literature. With its old Victorian buildings, galleries, museums, extravagant shopping centres, large parks and gardens, the city is considered by many as the second-most liveable city in the world. This multicultural city with a population of 4 million is a marvel like none other. Book your flight to travel from Singapore to Melbourne.

Which are the airports present in Melbourne?

Melbourne has three airports. The Melbourne Airport (also known as Tullamarine Airport) in Hume region, services international as well as domestic flights. The Avalon Airport and the Essendon Airport both only service domestic flights. Singapore to Melbourne flights usually arrives at the Melbourne Airport.

What flights operate between Singapore and Melbourne?

Many flights fly regularly from Singapore to Melbourne. Direct flights to Melbourne are offered by Singapore Airlines, Scoot, Emirates, Qantas and Jetstar. Cheap flights from Singapore are usually connecting flights and are serviced by KLM, Qantas, Singapore Airlines and Malaysian Airlines, among others.

How long is the flight to Melbourne?

Direct flights can take 7.5 hours on an average. Connecting flights can take more than 9 hours. In terms of the time difference, Melbourne is 3 hours ahead of Singapore.

Which is the best area to stay in Melbourne?

There are many wonderful neighborhood to stay in. From the Central Business Districts which is right at the heart or the city, to St Kilda the historic suburb, close to the beach, or Brunswick, with clean urban art, you can find accommodation to suit both your budget and your reason of visit.

How do I get around Melbourne?

Melbourne is very well-connected by public transport. It has the largest urban tram network in the world. You can easily travel using buses, trains or trams. To save money on transport, purchase myki, a transport card that will enable you to navigate your way around the city on trains, trams and buses.

What are the fun things to do in Melbourne?

Stroll through Degraves Street to get a flavour of old arcades and new street art that pop up at every corner. Go on a shopping spree at the largest open market of the south, Queen Victoria Market. Dine at famous eateries to experience the high-end global cuisine. If you fancy an aerial view of the city, book a ride on a hot air balloon to see Melbourne from high in the sky. To learn more about the indigenous people of Australia, visit the Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre that is within the Melbourne Museum.

Did you Know? Melbourne is unofficially considered Australia’s sports capital, as it hosts tournaments within cricket and tennis as well as the Grand Prix and the Australian Football League games.

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