Flights to Melbourne

Melbourne is known for its captivating culture, inclusive museums, and stunning street art along with some of the world’s most prestigious sporting events in the country. This is one of the best places to grab some tickets and witness the Australian Open, F1 Grand Prix, AFL Grand Final and Boxing Day Test. The city attracts artists, designers, and musicians from across the world, eager to partake in the city’s constant stream of events. A fun-filled city, it offers events including the National Gallery of Victoria, Comedy Fest, and enthralling performances by bands at local cafes. To be a part of all the happenings in Victoria’s capital, book your India to Melbourne flight ticket to the nearest Tullamarine Airport (MEL), situated at a distance of 23 km from the city.

You can book Melbourne flight along with your meals and snacks on IndiGo’s website or mobile app in just a few clicks. With many offers and facilities, go ahead and book India to Melbourne flights for a memorable holiday.

IndiGo operates flights to Melbourne from India which you can book by visiting IndiGo‘s website.

• Distance between India and Melbourne: The aerial distance between India and Melbourne is approximately 9,500 km.
• India to Melbourne flights: IndiGo operates regular flights from India to Melbourne. Several options are available on the website, along with detailed information like flight prices, timings, and layovers.
• India to Melbourne flight duration: It takes approximately 13 hours to reach Melbourne from India. You can check India to Melbourne flight information on IndiGo’s website.
• Flights to Melbourne from India: Now, travel to Australia with IndiGo by booking flights to Melbourne from various cities in India.

Melbourne is a city that effortlessly combines history, traditions, and modernity. Situated along the southeastern coast of Australia, the city is known for its diverse population, dynamic arts scene, and culinary delights. The colonial heritage of the city is evident in its striking architecture, showcased through the grand Victorian-era buildings contrasted against sleek, contemporary skyscrapers. Book your flights to Melbourne from India and begin a memorable journey.Explore some of the iconic landmarks like Flinders Street Station and the Royal Exhibition Building that stand as reminders of the city’s legacy. Melbourne is renowned for its love affair with the arts. The city boasts world-class museums, galleries, and theatres, including the National Gallery of Victoria and the Melbourne Arts Centre. The annual Melbourne International Film Festival and Melbourne International Comedy Festival draw talent from around the globe.

Melbourne travel guide

Melbourne, often referred to as Australia's cultural capital, is a vibrant and diverse city with a plethora of activities and attractions to suit a wide range of interests. Here is a comprehensive guide on the top things to do in Melbourne.

• Explore the laneways: Melbourne is renowned for its hidden laneways filled with street art, relaxing cafes, boutique shops and eclectic cafes. Take a stroll through iconic laneways like Hosier Lane, AC/DC Lane, and Degraves Street to soak in the city's artistic and bohemian atmosphere.
• Visit Federation Square: Federation Square is a modern cultural hub and the epicentre of Melbourne's social scene. It hosts a variety of events, festivals and art exhibitions throughout the year, and is home to the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI). The place lets you explore the world of film, television, and the digital era.
• Street Art Discovery: Melbourne is internationally acclaimed for its street wall paintings. It is a constantly evolving canvas of urban design creativity. You can be a part of a guided street art tour or explore the city on your own to discover captivating graffiti and colourful murals adorning the city's walls.
• Queen Victoria Market: Queen Victoria Market is a renowned marketplace that offers a diverse range of fresh produce, artisanal products, souvenirs, and delectable street food. Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of the market while shopping, eating, and watching the life around you.
• Eureka Skydeck 88: Eureka Skydeck 88 is one of the tallest residential buildings. The Southern Hemisphere's highest public viewing platform gives an enthralling panoramic view of Melbourne city, including iconic landmarks like the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), River Yarra, the Royal Botanic Gardens, and Port Phillip Bay.
• Yarra River Cruise: Yarra River Cruise is a scenic cruise along the river where visitors get to see Melbourne from a different perspective. Gliding along the serene river, passengers are treated to stunning views of Melbourne's iconic skyline and landmarks. Visitors can choose from a variety of cruise options, including sightseeing tours, dinner cruises, and even eco-friendly options.
• Food and coffee exploration: Melbourne is renowned for its love for coffee and diverse culinary scene. You will see cafes at every corner of the street where locals indulge in their coffee rituals. Savour a perfectly brewed flat white or explore speciality roasters. Savour a wide range of global cuisines ranging from Italian to Vietnamese, served in relaxing cafes and world-class restaurants.

Best time to visit Melbourne

The best time to visit Melbourne is from December to March when it is summer season, and the weather is pleasant, warm and apt for sightseeing. Besides, many important events like the Australian Grand Slam Open, Australian Grand Prix, and Boxing Day Test Cricket Match happen during this time. September to November and March to May, which are spring and autumn seasons respectively, are also good times to explore the city, and enjoy picnics/barbeques in the beautiful parks of the city.

Melbourne Airport, also known as Tullamarine Airport (MEL), is Australia's second busiest airport, serving as a major gateway to the city of Melbourne and the surrounding regions. Melbourne Airport, situated approximately 23 km northwest of Melbourne's city centre, is a critical transportation hub in the Asia-Pacific region. It plays a significant role in connecting Australia to international destinations and facilitating domestic travel. It boasts four well-designed terminals: Terminal 1, Terminal 2, Terminal 3, and Terminal 4. Terminal 2 handles all international flights and domestic flights are operated out of the other terminals. These terminals offer a wide range of amenities, including restaurants, shops, and lounges, ensuring a pleasant travel experience. The airport is well-connected to the city centre via various transportation options, including taxis, shuttle services, and the SkyBus, which provides an efficient link to Melbourne's city centre.

• Flight booking - Book your flights from India to Melbourne in advance to avoid last-minute hassle.
• Leave for the airport early - It is advisable to reach the airport at least three hours in advance to catch your flight.
• Baggage allowance - Check IndiGo’s website and mobile app for baggage allowance for international destinations.
• Visa and immigration - Indian citizens travelling to Melbourne must obtain an Australian tourist visa. Having the necessary documents and meeting the requirements for a visa application is vital.
• Flight connection - If you have connecting flights to Melbourne, check your flight timings and duration of layovers.