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Love is in the air! Virgin Australia drops massive Valentine’s Day flight sale

Virgin Australia drops Valentine's Day flight sale. Source: Virgin Australia
Virgin Australia drops Valentine's Day flight sale.
Credit: Virgin Australia

Next stop: love island.

What is more romantic than lying on a sundrenched beach, cold cocktail in hand, with your significant other next to you? Not much. Thankfully, you can give your loved one a tropical holiday as a Valentine’s Day gift (for the cost of a dinner at a nice restaurant) this year thanks to Virgin Australia

The Aussie carrier has dropped more than 300,000 sale fares on flights to in-demand Queensland destinations like Cairns, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast this Valentine’s Day. Fares are starting from as little as $69 one-way. 

The sale is available now, but get in quick as they will only be available till February 20, 2024, unless sold out prior. Sale fares are available for travel between March 6 and September 12, 2024.

Here are the hottest flights on sale this Valentine’s Day: 

  • Sydney <> Sunshine Coast from $69
  • Brisbane <> Cairns from $69 
  • Brisbane <> Proserpine (Whitsunday Islands) from $69 
  • Sydney <> Gold Coast from $79 
  • Brisbane <> Hamilton Island from $86 
  • Sydney <> Cairns from $89 
  • Sydney <> Hamilton Island from $95 
  • Melbourne <> Hamilton Island from $99 
  • Melbourne <> Gold Coast from $99 
  • Melbourne <> Cairns from $115 
  • Brisbane <> Townsville from $115 
  • Adelaide <> Gold Coast from $119
  • Perth <> Cairns from $125

Sale ends 11:59pm AEST Tuesday 20 February 2024, unless sold out prior. The $69 fare example is for a one-way Economy Lite fare from Sydney to Sunshine Coast. Fares are based on bookings on the Internet. Subject to availability. Fare prices are in AUD. Travel periods and conditions apply. For more information or to book, visit specials.virginaustralia.com/au

Related story: Virgin Australia to allow passengers to track baggage in app 

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