Father's Day Gifts Under $150

Father’s Day Gifts Under $150

Every dad’s got his thing, whether that’s chasing lap times, chasing a good curry, or just chasing an hour to himself. We’ve grouped our favourite Father’s Day gifts under $150 by the kind of dad you’re shopping for, so you can skip straight to what suits him best.

For the dad who loves speed

– Drift Car Thrill Ride – 2 Laps: Strap in alongside a Drift Australia champion for four tyre smoking hot laps, no licence or driving skill required.

– Go Kart Racing Experience – 4 Sessions: Four full sessions on an international scale circuit, hitting speeds up to 85km/h just centimetres off the ground.

Wings, wide views and a different angle on home

Flying experiences are an easy win for the dad who’s always wanted to see things from up top.

– iFLY Basic Indoor Skydiving – 2 Flights – Gold Coast: The freefall rush of skydiving inside a vertical wind tunnel, no plane required.

– Scenic Flight Over the City of Brisbane – 20 Minutes: Twenty minutes above the city he thought he knew, seen from an angle he’s never had before.

Want more altitude options? Browse indoor skydiving and scenic flights for the full range under $150.

Something for the foodie dad

– Whisky Distillery Tour and Tasting at Manly Spirits: A behind the scenes look at a Sydney northern beaches distillery, finished with a proper tasting flight.

– World Curry Cooking Class with Meal in Sydney – 2 Hours: He’ll learn the techniques behind curries from a handful of cuisines, then sit down to eat what he made.

For more ways to spoil the family cook, our cooking classes and spirit tasting ranges are worth a browse too.

Golf, quiet time and a proper reset

– Fun and Easy Golf – Lesson with a Golf Pro – 45 Minutes: A relaxed coaching session at one of Adelaide’s best kept golf secrets, built for dads who want fewer bad habits, not a full overhaul.

– Relaxation Massage for Men – 45 Minutes: Forty five minutes of downtime, no phone, no to do list.

For more ways to help him switch off, browse golf and spa and wellness.

Out on the water

– Humpback Whale Watching Cruise in Tweed Heads – 2.5 Hours: A guided cruise off the Tweed Heads coast, timed for the humpback migration season.

– Great Keppel Island Whale Watching Lunch Cruise – 3 Hours: Three hours on the water off the Queensland coast, lunch included and whales putting on the show.

See the full whale watching range for more ways to get him out on the water this Father’s Day.

A few more ideas

Not every dad fits in a neat box. Some are happiest behind the wheel, some on a walking trail, some standing at a brewery bar debating the merits of a pale ale.

– Clay Target Shooting Session – Carrum Downs: For the dad who’d rather aim than accelerate, a steady hand and a good instructor make for a satisfying afternoon.

– Old Kempton Distillery Tour and Guided Tasting – For 2: A guided tour and tasting through one of Tasmania’s historic distilleries, shared with the person who came along.

– Mexican Fiesta Cooking Class in Brisbane – 3 Hours: Three hours building bold, hands-on Mexican dishes from scratch, then sitting down to eat the results.

– Port Stephens Sand Dune Quad Bike Tour – 1 Hour: Guide a quad bike across coastal sand dunes up to 100 feet high, just out of Newcastle.

– Paintball Package – 200 Paintballs: A Melbourne paintball skirmish with plenty of ammunition to go around, built for a proper afternoon with his mates.

– Pickleball Court Hire – Darling Harbour – 1 Hour: The fastest growing sport in the country, right on Sydney’s harbour.

These gifts for Father’s Day prove a small budget still buys a proper story, as long as it’s the right one for him.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best Father’s Day gifts under $150?

It comes down to matching the moment to the man. A Winery Tour and Tasting in Margaret River – 90 Minutes suits a dad who likes his wine with a view, while a 13HP Karting Challenge – 3 x 10 Minute Intervals is built for the dad chasing lap times. Every RedBalloon voucher carries 5 year validity and free exchanges, so it’s never a wasted gift.

What’s a good Father’s Day gift for a dad who loves food and drink?

Foodie dads are easy to please and hard to surprise, which is why an experience works well. Try a Maggie Beer’s Farm Interactive Cooking Demonstration in the Barossa Valley, or a XXXX Brewery Tour with Beer Tastings and Burger in Milton if he’s more of a beer man.

Are there Father’s Day gifts for dads who love golf?

Yes. A Golf Simulator Lesson and Practice Session – 60 Minutes works rain or shine, while 18 Holes Championship Golf with Buggy and Lunch – Weekday gives him a full round without the wait.

What’s a good Father’s Day gift for a dad who loves speed?

An F1 Racing Simulation Experience – 1 Hour puts him in a professional grade racing rig, all the speed and none of the real world risk.

When is Father’s Day in Australia?

Father’s Day falls on the first Sunday of September each year. In 2026, that’s Sunday the 6th of September.

What if I want to spend a bit more than $150?

Browse Father’s Day Gifts under $300 for more Father’s Day presents, or check the Father’s Day sale for current offers.

More Father’s Day Gifts to Explore

– Father’s Day Gifts: The full range, at every price point.

– Father’s Day Gifts for 2: For dads who’d rather share the moment with you.

– Father’s Day Sale: Current discounts across driving, dining and more.

– Last-Minute Father’s Day Gifts: Instant email delivery if you’re cutting it fine.

– Gift Vouchers: Let him choose his own Father’s Day gift.