Fly from Sydney to Tallinn with China Southern Airlines from €946 return. The median price sits at €1,258. Routes with 2 stopovers offer the most economical option to connect Australia with Estonia's capital.
Price and when to book
Prices start from €946 with around 8 weeks' advance notice. The median sits at €1,258 with options up to €1,470. For this intercontinental route, booking two months ahead gives you better fares. Compare flexible dates: small variations in your trip can mean savings of €200–€300.
Airline and stopovers
China Southern Airlines operates this route with 2 stopovers on the outbound leg. It's not a direct flight, so expect intermediate stops. The airline is one of Asia's largest and handles long-haul connections well. Check baggage allowance included in your fare before booking.
Best time to visit
Tallinn shines in summer (June to August) with almost round-the-clock daylight and pleasant temperatures. Winter is freezing but magical if you fancy snow and Christmas markets. November, when this route was checked, is deep autumn: short days, dim skies and creeping cold. Consider your climate tolerance.
What to do when you arrive
Tallinn is small but captivating. The medieval Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage site: wander cobbled streets, step into Gothic churches and climb defensive towers. Taste Estonian cuisine, visit contemporary art museums or unwind in nearby geothermal spas. The airport (TLL) is 4 km from the centre: bus, taxi or tram get you into town fast.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price for flights from Sydney to Tallinn?
The lowest recorded price is €946 per person return. This fare applies to flights with 2 stopovers on China Southern Airlines. Prices vary by date and booking lead time.
How many stopovers does the Sydney to Tallinn flight have?
Flights on this route have 2 stopovers. Direct flights don't exist between Sydney and Tallinn; connections are necessary due to distance and the geographical location of both cities.
Which airline operates the Sydney-Tallinn route?
China Southern Airlines operates this route. It's one of Asia's major carriers and connects both destinations through its hubs.
What's worth seeing and doing in Tallinn?
The medieval Old Town is essential: walls, towers, Gothic churches and picturesque squares. Visit Kadriorg Palace, explore local markets, taste Estonian beer and food, and enjoy nearby geothermal spas. Tallinn is compact and walkable.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
