
Brisbane Queensland, Australia Travel Guide
Brisbane Airport (BNE) the main international and domestic airport. It connects the city to numerous domestic and international destinations.
Brisbane direct flight options from many significant global hubs. This connectivity Brisbane easily accessible for international visitors.
Dedicated train service connects terminals to Brisbane City terminals and the Gold Coast. Fast, reliable.
Con-X-ion shuttles door-to-door. TransLink public buses to Toombul station for city connections.
Dedicated taxi ranks. Ride-sharing services (Uber, Didi, Ola) have designated pick-up zones.
Retail stores, duty-free shopping, variety of restaurants, cafes, and bars.
Airline lounges, currency exchange services, ATMs, free Wi-Fi.
Car rental services from major providers. Inter-terminal bus service.
Brisbane a hub for land transportation, connecting it to regional Queensland and adjoining states.
Driving in Oz: on the left-hand side of the road. This requires adjustment for drivers accustomed to right-hand driving.
Roads in Queensland generally well-maintained and in good condition.
Premier Motor Service has services along the east coast, including routes to and from Sydney.
Brisbane's position along the river and near Moreton Bay has options for sea and river arrivals, especially for cruise passengers and island visitors.
The Brisbane River is a central artery for transport and recreation, influencing the city's character and continuous scenic vistas.
International flights: 3 hours before. Domestic flights: 1-2 hours before.
Check airline's specific baggage allowance and restrictions to avoid unexpected fees.
No separate departure tax or exit fee. Incorporated into ticket cost.
Brisbane Airport (BNE) has a selection of facilities for departing travelers in both the International and Domestic Terminals.
Return your rental car, allow extra time for drop-off and transfer to the terminal.
Basic facilities, including cafes and local stores.
Basic facilities, including cafes and convenience stores.
For train travelers.
Check your airline's specific baggage allowance plus rules before packing for your return journey to avoid unexpected fees.