BY PLANE

Flying is the quickest and most convenient way to reach the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, particularly for international visitors. Here are the main airport options:

Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine)

• Distance: Approximately 162 kilometres (101 miles) from the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit.
• Overview: As Melbourne’s main international and domestic airport, Tullamarine is Australia’s second busiest, handling the majority of international flights as well as domestic connections to all major cities.
• Facilities: The airport boasts multiple terminals catering to international, domestic, and budget airlines, along with car rental services, on-site hotels, and a variety of shops and restaurants.
• Getting to the Circuit (by public transport): Take the SkyBus from the airport to Southern Cross Station in Melbourne, where you can connect to bus or coach services heading to the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit. For more details about SkyBus services, click here.

Avalon Airport (AVV)

• Distance: Approximately 55 kilometres (34 miles) southwest of Melbourne CBD, near Geelong.
• Overview: Avalon Airport primarily serves domestic flights, especially for low-cost carriers. Its location also makes it a popular entry point for travellers heading toward the Great Ocean Road.
• Facilities: While smaller than Melbourne Airport, it offers essential amenities, car rentals, and a limited selection of dining options.
• Getting to the Circuit (by public transport): Use SkyBus service to be transported to Southern Cross Station to connect with the bus/Catch-a-Coach service to the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit. For details regarding SkyBus, click here.