Flight time from Perth to sydney?

Answer 1

The flight time from Sydney in Australia to Perth in Australia is approximately 4 hours and 36 minutes.

This is only an approximation. The exact travel time will vary as it depends on factors such as weather conditions, flight speed, delays and refuelling stops. Your airline can provide additional information through customer service or their website.

Answer 2

Due to this special events:-

January:- Since 1976 the Sydney Festival has grown up to become Australia's largest cultural festival. It attracts a wide array of performers in theatre, dance, visual arts, music and opera. Many events are free, including the renowned "Symphony in the Domain", or the ever-popular "Jazz in the Domain". Contact the Sydney Festival Office for full details, Tel: +61 (0)2-8248-6500. The three-week festival program is launched each October.

Australia Day is celebrated throughout the country and in Sydney in particular there are scores of events to keep everyone amused. Highlights around Sydney Harbour include the Tall Ships Carnival, the Harbour Parade and a fireworks display.

February:- The Dixon Street area in Chinatown is adorned with gold and red decorations for the Chinese New Year celebrations. There is a whole host of Chinese themed events taking place throughout the city, including Chinese New Year Race Day at Royal Randick, the Chinese New Year Parade and Dragon Boat Races in Darling Harbour. This is also a great time to savour some delicious oriental delicacies.

Heralded as 'The World's Greatest Gay and Lesbian Celebration', the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras is an extravaganza of music, visual arts, exhibitions and comedy throughout the month of February. There is a choice of entertainment for everyone, including a sports festival and the Mardi Gras Film Festival. The festivities culminate in the famous Mardi Gras Parade and the wonderfully debauched Mardi Gras Party providing the perfect climax to the month.

Along the coast near Bondi the city holds its annual Sea Theatre Festival. It's an open-air blow-out of theatre and dance and usually attracts good numbers of spectators enjoying the sun and sea air as much as watching the artists. Midday to sunset. Admission is free.

March:- Enjoy harbour-side celebrations during the Classic and Wooden Boat Festival. Admire several hundred boats displayed at the wharves of Darling Harbour as well as craft stalls, films, lectures, boat rides and food stalls. Contact the Australian Maritime Museum for further information, Tel: +61 (0)2-9298-3777.

The biggest Irish celebration in Australia takes pace in Sydney on St Patrick's Day. Join the hundreds and thousands of people who will be celebrating with live music, family entertainment, dancing displays, food and craft stalls and the famous St Patrick's Day Parade. After the parade follow the throngs to the Domain for a traditional Irish Concert.

April:- The Royal Easter Show is in the best traditions of Australian country fairs, and this is the largest of the lot. The massive Sydney showground is the venue for "the greatest show on earth" with attractions and displays held among massive marquees offering arts, crafts and local produce for sale.

For a taste of Thailand in Sydney, visit the popular Thai Songkran Festival, held at Tumbalong Park and Darling Harbour. Every year you can experience a bit of Thai culture watching religious ceremonies, cultural performances and exhibitions or visit some of the numerous stalls selling crafts and food. Contact the Thailand Tourism Authority for more information, Tel: +61 (0)2-9247-7549.

May:- The Biennale of Sydney is, as the name suggests, held every two years and is part of the Sydney calendar every even numbered year. Sydney's largest Contemporary Arts Festival, it takes place in art galleries and museums around the city and provides the opportunity to see the work of innovative international artists as well as home grown Australian talent. Admission is free for most exhibitions.

Sydney Writers Festival is a week-long celebration of Australian and international writing. As well as providing the opportunity to see readings of literature across all genres from Science Fiction and fantasy to poetry, there is a chance to meet writers and take part in workshops, debates and competitions.

June:- The Australian International Music Festival arrives in Sydney in June for a week of music. Jazz bands, brass bands, choirs and orchestras from around the world perform at a number of venues across Sydney including the Opera House. Tel: +61 (0)2-9250-7111 for details.

The Sydney Film Festival is held in June each year and attracts young and established film makers from all over Australia and the world. The State Theatre on Market St is at the centre of proceedings.

The Feast of Sydney is a food lover's dream. Over two weeks Sydney's cuisine is celebrated with special events, offers and tastings at restaurants around the city. The world's longest buffet is a highlight when you can sample food from over a hundred of the city's restaurants. The tourist office Tel: +61 (0)2-9240-8788, can provide information on this year's event.

July:- For coffee lovers, The Rocks Aroma Coffee Festival is an ideal opportunity to sample a wide range of coffees from around the world while enjoying street entertainment and various other activities.

Naidoc Week (National Aboriginal and Islander Day Observance Committee) is a celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders' survival and culture. Aboriginal cultural, sports, arts and musical events take place throughout the city. To find out about the week's events, Tel: +61 (0)2-6121-4951.

August:- The popular Sun Herald City to Surf race attracts thousands of athletes to Sydney every year. Competitors run 14km across hilly terrain from the corner of Park and College Streets through the city to Bondi Beach. Tel: 1800-555-514 (within Australia) for further information.

September:- Held at the beginning of September, the Festival of the Winds is Australia's largest kite festival, attracting crowds of over 50,000 to Bondi Beach each year. There are a number of competitions open to the public as well as food stalls and family entertainment. For further information, Tel: +61 (0)2-8362-3400.

October:- Sydney's Carnivale is the nation's largest multicultural event with parades and performances from worldwide troupes, including many from the home of carnival - South America. You're guaranteed colour and amusement in three weeks of events.

If you are a motoring enthusiast then don't miss the Sydney Motor Show, which is ranked as one of the most important motor shows in the world. Over 500 cars will be on display at the Exhibition Centre over the ten days of the exhibition.

Over 8000 athletes take part every year in the Flora Sydney Marathon and The Sunday Telegraph 10km Bridge Run, that takes runners over the Harbour Bridge to the Olympic Park or Fox Studios. The races are also open to wheelchair athletes with racing wheelchairs. For further information, Tel: +61 (0)2-9311-8450.

November:- The Japanese Matsuri Festival is held at the beginning of the month and kicks off on the Friday night with an impressive fireworks display. The following day starts with a parade from Sydney Town Hall to Tumbalong Park at Darling Harbour where a Japanese cultural festival including food and craft stalls continues throughout the day.

On the last day of November don't miss the traditional Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony and concert.

December:- Get yourself in the festive spirit with Carols in the Domain. This traditional carol concert with special guests, children's entertainment and fireworks is broadcast live to the nation the weekend before Christmas Day and is especially popular with families.

Make your way down to Nielsen Park at 13h00 on Boxing Day to watch the start of the much celebrated Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race. For details contact the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia on +61 (0)2-9363-9731.

One of the world's top destinations for seeing in the New Year, Sydney really excels in throwing a party. The Harbour is the place to be as thousands of fireworks light up the skies above the water. Crowds throng Darling Harbour and all along Circular Quay to cheer in the New Year.

Answer 3

Sydney (SYD) to Perth (PER)

Shortest Flight Duration 5 hours 0 mins

Answer 4

The driving distance from Sydney to Perth is 4041 kilometres.

The flight distance from Sydney to Perth is 3301 kilometres.

Answer 5

The flight distance from Perth, Australia to Sydney, Australia is 2,051 miles / 3,301 km.

Answer 6

It takes 4 hours.

Answer 7

2450 miles