Best price found | $451 |
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Fastest flight time | 2h 05m |
Direct flights | Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri and Sun |
Airports in Alice Springs | 1 airport |
When you’re planning your trip from Darwin to Alice Springs, the most popular airport-to-airport route is Darwin Airport to Alice Springs Airport. In March, $968 is typically the cheapest round trip price you’ll find from Darwin to Alice Springs which you can find when you fly DRW — ASP.
Airline | Rating | Free cancellation | Price | ||
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Airnorth | PriceFrom $815 | Free cancellation | Rating 7.0 2 reviews | ||
Qantas Airways | PriceFrom $831 | Free cancellation | Rating 7.7 1,058 reviews |
Qantas Airways flies from Darwin to Alice Springs around 10 times per week, with 1,058 momondo users rating the airline 7.7/10. The cheapest Qantas Airways deal from Darwin to Alice Springs in the last 72 hours was $544 (round-trip), much lower than the average airfare cost of $593 for Qantas Airways flights on this route.
Another popular option for Darwin to Alice Springs flights is Airnorth (7.0/10, 2 ratings). Airnorth flies from Darwin to Alice Springs around 3 times per week, with deals starting from $533 round-trip and rising to an average price of around $549.
Darwin and Alice Springs are 1288.7 km apart from one another. By plane, this route typically takes 2h 05m.
Prices for flights from Darwin Airport to Alice Springs Airport are refreshed on a daily basis.
There are 2 operators available for flights from Darwin Airport to Alice Springs Airport as of March 2024.
The minimum age a child must be to fly alone is five but airlines that offer an unaccompanied minor (UNMR) service will have their own age restrictions, including rules around flight length, timings, and stopovers. We always recommend checking with the individual airline you are booking with to travel from Darwin Airport to Alice Springs Airport.
The necessary travel and health documents for your Alice Springs Airport trip may vary depending on your travel plans and individual circumstances. Generally, you should have various documents, such as a national ID card or driver's licence and a passport that is valid for six months beyond your scheduled arrival date. We recommend seeking advice from your airline or a trusted third party, such as IATA.
DRW is the larger of the two airports and operates both return and one-way flights from Darwin to Alice Springs. It has a decent selection of food and beverage outlets and speciality shops. There are restaurants, cafés and coffee bars, and takeaway kiosks serving everything from fast food to south-east Asian snacks. You can also relax and have something to eat or drink in The Green Room, which serves fresh organic food for a healthier option. There’s a pop-up travel shop where you can buy last-minute convenience items and an Australian Way outlet. If you’re flying with Qantas, you can use the Qantas Lounge. Parking is plentiful, and you can pre-book a space online through the airport’s website. Alice Springs Airport has more limited facilities as it’s a small regional airport. Nonetheless, you’ll find a café with a full bar and a la carte menu, and another one offering light snacks, coffee and cake. There’s a convenience store, and the airport also has a Qantas Lounge. Both airports are wheelchair-friendly and laid out according to the Australian Airports Disability Access Plan.
The best way to get from the centre of Darwin to Darwin Airport is to drive there, as you, unfortunately, won’t find any public transport network that covers this route. It’s a short trip, though, which will only take a little under 15min. You can also catch a taxi, or hire a town car from Jayride. The same situation prevails in Alice Springs, which is an even smaller Northern Territory town. After flights from Darwin to Alice Springs touch down, you will either have to hire a car at the airport or catch a taxi to get to the downtown area. This journey will only take about 15min along Roger Vale Road, travelling beside the Todd River. Jayride town cars operate here as well. You’ll easily be able to find safe on-street parking in the town if you’ve decided on a hire car, you just need to organise a permit from the local Council Rangers.
Flights from Darwin to Alice Springs will place you in the heart of rural Northern Australia. It’s a really remote town, so there aren’t many major cities anywhere nearby. What it does offer is the chance to explore the great Australian Outback on a few road trips. We recommend you hire a car as you won’t always be able to find inter-town public transport. The other most well-known Outback town to visit is Uluru, which is 4h and 45min away by car. A bit closer by to the west is the smaller town of Petermann, which you can reach in just under 3h and 20min. You can also travel further north to Anmatjere, a little oasis of a town on the Hanson River. You can catch the Gx880 bus there via Ti Tree, a journey of about 3h and 40min. And remember to check on momondo for cheap flights from Darwin to Alice Springs.
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