Cheap Flights of the Week: Sri Lanka, Canada, Greece
A weekly round-up of the best flight deals across the net.
$314: Fly return to Sri Lanka
Fly AirAsia when you book via I Want That Flight.
Sample fares include Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and the Gold Coast to Colombo from $314 return.
Checked baggage, meals and entertainment not included.
Dates: September-November 2017
We love these flights because:
- You'll discover the beauty, diversity and culture of this island nation with a local as your guide.
- Sri Lankan cuisine is incredibly healthy, with plenty of cheap vegetarian and seafood dishes on offer.
- You can find other amazing flight deals departing from Australia, available in AirAsia's Mega Sale.
$795: Fly return to Canada
Fly Philippine Airlines when you book via I Want That Flight.
Sample fares include Melbourne to Vancouver from $795 return, Darwin and Brisbane to Vancouver from $802 return and Sydney to Vancouver from $806 return.
Checked baggage, meals and entertainment are included.
Dates: September-November 2017
We love these flights because:
- You will enjoy some of the most spectacular scenery, sports and wildlife British Columbia has to offer.
- Winter sports are almost year-round and the closest ski resort is just a 15-minute drive from downtown.
- There's a diverse range of cuisine options to suit every palette and plenty of craft breweries too.
$349: Fly one way to Greece
Fly Scoot when you book via Flight Centre.
Sample fares include Perth to Athens from $349 one way and Sydney, Melbourne and the Gold Coast to Athens from $399 one way.
Checked baggage, meals and entertainment not included.
Dates: July-October 2017
We love these flights because:
- Hop around and explore the Greek Islands where white-washed buildings meet crystal clear waters.
- The weather in Greece is phenomenal year-round. Not too hot and not too cold, it's absolutely ideal.
- You should visit the UNESCO heritage Archaeological Site of Delphi and the medieval town of Mystras.
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