Cheap flights from Perth to Barcelona from $647

There are a number of flights departing Perth Airport (PER) for travellers wishing to fly to Barcelona. Please note, however, that there are no direct flights between these cities and travellers will have layovers at other airports en route. Perth Airport is the fourth busiest airport in Australia with regard to passenger volume and is located in the suburb of Belmont, 10 km from the Perth Central Business District. Transperth runs a bus line to the airport (routes 935 and 40). Taxis and several private hotel shuttle services are also available to and from the airport.

There are no direct flights from Perth to Barcelona, and most routes involve two or more stops. Qantas offers one of the most direct flights available, consisting of one direct flight to Dubai, followed by a second direct flight to Barcelona. Emirates Airlines offers a very similar route, also with a single stop in Dubai. Other Gulf-based airlines such as Qatar and Etihad also offer one-stop flights with a single layover in Doha or Abu Dhabi, respectively. The majority of other options involve two or more stops depending on the route.

As a large number and combinations of airlines operate flights between Perth and Barcelona, there are many layover options for travellers. All routes require layovers of varying durations in airports in Europe and Asia, depending on the airlines and flight chosen. Most flights involve brief stops, typically lasting between 3-5h, but some less direct routes may involve layovers of 15h or longer. For example, some Turkish Airlines flights include a layover of more than 15h in Kuala Lumpur, offering more adventurous travellers the opportunity to enjoy a side-trip to the city; Australian passport holders can obtain a 90-day visitor visa on arrival if they choose to do this. Depending on your priorities and how adventurous you are, you may prefer simple, relatively direct flights with a single stop, or less direct routes with two or three stops. Generally, the more layovers involved, the cheaper the flight becomes, and you may like to consider how you would like to balance your available time, comfort and budget priorities in making your choice. The majority of layover options do not offer lengths long enough to leave the airport and go exploring, but if you would like a side-trip in a transit city, there are several routes offering longer stops in Kuala Lumpur, Tokyo or Bucharest, among other possibilities. For travellers who prefer brief layovers, several flights through Singapore and airports in the Middle-East offer layovers as brief as 1h 30min.