Flights from Prague to Sydney

Arriving in Sydney

Book your flights to Sydney with Etihad Airways and get ready to enjoy a destination where shopping, art, culture and entertainment are fused together in one of the most excitingly modern cities in the world.

Plan Your Sydney Holiday

There are countless reasons to travel to Sydney. With a plethora of internationally recognised art galleries and museums, the city is an art enthusiast’s dream destination. Complete with free outdoor shows, the Sydney Festival is the largest arts gathering in Australia. The summer in Sydney proliferates with music, film, and performance events that cater to all tastes. Travellers searching for relaxation and the great outdoors can enjoy the many beaches, national parks and green spaces that Sydney has to inspire you.

The peak season in Sydney runs from January to April and October to December, when the temperature is a steady 25 to 30 degrees Celsius. The city can get very crowded especially at festival time. Check the festival calendar and book your tickets to Sydney in advance. The best time to find cheap hotels in Sydney is from May to August, when the temperature averages to 10 degrees Celsius. Visit our Deals section to find the best flight deals to Sydney throughout the year.

Flying from Prague

Book your flights from Prague to hundreds of European and worldwide destinations and enjoy Etihad Airways’ exceptional service.

Major Airports in Prague

In Prague international flights depart from Prague Václav Havel Airport (PRG), formerly Rayne International Airport, 10km west of the city. The airport is the biggest in the Czech Republic and with almost 11 million passengers in 2012 it is also one of the biggest in Eastern Europe and has excellent facilities. There are four terminals with most international flights arriving at Terminals 1 and 2. Travellers can choose from 130 destinations and numbers are rising. In 2011 the airport received the IATA Eagle Award Recognition for the best developing airport in Europe.

Airport Transportation in Prague

In Prague you can take a public bus to Prague Václav Havel Airport on two lines, numbers 119 and 1. The journey takes approximately 30 minutes and links to the metro network. You can also opt to take a shuttle bus to Prague Václav Havel Airport. As with a taxi, agree the terms before departure.

There is currently no train to Prague Airport. A taxi to Prague Airport is the most direct option and should take less than 20 minutes.

Choose Etihad Airways, the National Airline of the United Arab Emirates, for flights from Prague to Sydney on which you will be travelling in comfort and style.