Where to score discount $10 flights to Gold Coast

One of Australia’s top places to visit is welcoming tourists back with open arms - and one company is helping you get there for a handful of change.

The Gold Coast has long been an Aussie favourite when it comes to places to visit.

And thanks to a sale from travel site Webjet, you can fly there for just a handful of cash.

The online travel agent launched the sale yesterday, offering customers up to $75 off flights to the sunshine state.

One-way flights start from $10 per person however there is a slight catch to the wild cost.

The $10 price is only for one way, with a return ticket costing at least $50.

Webjet also charges $35 in fees - with $12.95 going to the website’s booking price guarantee and $21.95 going to Webjet’s service fee.

Despite the extra costs, the flights still work out cheaper than booking direct with an airline.

For a family of six flying return Sydney to Gold Coast, with the $10 one way sale and the $50 return ticket, Webjet will charge you $400 in total, equating to $33 per flight, per person.

The Gold Coast is a popular holiday spot for Aussies. Picture: iStock

The sale is due to end at 11.59pm AEDT tomorrow night.

All airlines are involved in the sale however Jetstar appears to have the cheapest flights.

The travel dates for the sale range from today until August 31.

Webjet OTA CEO David Galt said the flights were some of the cheapest on offer.

“The Gold Coast is one of the country's most beloved beachside cities. It is an iconic holiday destination, and these discounted flights give Aussies an unmissable opportunity to pocket great savings and enjoy a much-needed escape,” he said.

“The broad travel window and having no blackout dates means that all eager holiday-makers can book amazing value return flights.

“No matter if it's a family-friendly holiday that means hitting the thrilling theme parks, or a trip to the Sunshine State to reconnect with loved ones, these cheap flights are a must-book for anyone wanting to lock in their next holiday.”