Cheap Flights to Phillip Island from HK$1,347

By using our nifty “No change fee” filter, that’s how. Simply type in your origin, destination and dates, click “Search,” then mark the checkbox directly underneath the “Flexible change policies” heading (it’s on the top left of your screen). Expedia makes it a cinch to find flexible, cheap airfares to Phillip Island.

Book a seat with one of these airlines and the dynamic region of Phillip Island will be all yours to explore:

• Qantas - 43 flights to or near Phillip Island each month, including 43 flights to Tullamarine Airport (MEL) per month.
• United Airlines - 43 flights to or near Phillip Island each month, including 43 flights to Tullamarine Airport (MEL) per month.
• Jetstar - 8 flights to or near Phillip Island each month, including 8 flights to Tullamarine Airport (MEL) per month.

To pick up an awesome deal to Phillip Island, book in advance. Also take advantage of Expedia’s “flexible dates” link at the top of your search results. This will display prices for similar time frames. In the last seven days, HK$2,779 was the best price for a flight to Phillip Island.

The cost of a round-trip ticket to Phillip Island in the last seven days ranged between HK$2,779 and HK$2,779. If you were heading one way out of Hong Kong (HKG), you could have purchased a deal from just HK$1,347.

Zip up your suitcase and fly into Tullamarine Airport (MEL), Phillip Island’s leading flight hub. Book one of the 95 flights that touch down at this favourite destination every month.

If you’re not set on your travel dates to Phillip Island, try to depart early in the week. The cheapest day to take off is usually Tuesday, followed by Monday. Saturday is typically the costliest day, with many holiday makers opting to take off on the weekend.

In the last seven days, plane tickets ranged between HK$2,779 and HK$2,779. Scroll through our unbeatable deals to Phillip Island, make a booking and get ready for your next fun vacation!

The most cost-effective month to secure a terrific deal to Phillip Island is February, whereas the most expensive is December. Avoid this time if you’re on a tight budget.