Virgin Australia has launched its first sale of the year with 500,000 fares on offer from A$49*, with back-to-work fares to destinations such as Bali, Tokyo, Cairns, Hamilton Island and Uluru. 

The Virgin Australia fares for the sale which runs for seven days only can be booked here now until midnight AEST next Monday 22 January 2024 (unless sold out prior), for select travel dates and destinations between 29 January 2024 and 30 November 2024. 

Virgin Australia Domestic sale fare highlights (one-way Economy Lite fares)* 

• Sydney <> Ballina (Byron Bay) from $49  
• Melbourne <> Launceston from $59  
• Sydney <> Sunshine Coast from $69 
• Sydney <> Gold Coast from $79  
• Sydney <> Hobart from $85  
• Melbourne <> Adelaide from $99  
• Brisbane <> Cairns from $105  
• Canberra <> Gold Coast from $105  
• Sydney <> Brisbane from $109  
• Melbourne <> Canberra from $109  
• Melbourne <> Gold Coast from $109  
• Sydney <> Hamilton Island from $119
• Brisbane <> Hobart from $125  
• Sydney <> Adelaide from $129  
• Sydney <> Cairns from $135 
• Brisbane <> Uluru from $139
• Melbourne <> Hamilton Island from $139 
• Melbourne <> Uluru from $139 
• Melbourne <> Cairns from $145  
• Brisbane <> Darwin from $169 
• Perth <> Broome from $189 
• Melbourne <> Perth from $215 

Virgin Australia International sale fare highlights (return Economy Lite fares)*

• Brisbane <> Port Vila (Vanuatu) from $419  
• Sydney <> Queenstown from $435  
• Gold Coast <> Denpasar (Bali) from $449  
• Adelaide <> Denpasar (Bali) from $449  
• Brisbane <> Queenstown from $499  
• Brisbane <> Nadi (Fiji) from $499 
• Sydney <> Denpasar (Bali)  from $549  
• Brisbane <> Denpasar (Bali) from $549 
• Melbourne <> Denpasar (Bali) from $559 
• Brisbane <> Apia (Samoa) from $589 
• Melbourne <> Nadi (Fiji) from $589  
• Cairns <> Haneda (Tokyo) from $679  

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