Car rental in
Sydney

Sydney is a big city with plenty to see, so if youre making the long trip there youll need to rent a car to make sure you capture every experience possible. Whether youre travelling in a large party and you need a vehicle that can seat up to eight people, or you want a luxury car that allows you to travel in style, car hire from Sixt lets you get up close and personal with Sydney just the way you want.Getting your way around the cityIt can be difficult finding your way around a new city, and thats why Sixt gives you the option of having your own navigation system with every rental car, making your journeys completely hassle free and letting you focus solely on the adventure ahead. Theres no need to worry about lugging your baby seat to the other side of the world either - baby, child and booster seats are all optional extras with rental cars from Sixt. Best of all, with pick up and drop off locations at the airport getting to and from your hotel with your rental car couldnt be easier.While your very own hire car will allow you to conveniently and quickly get to your hotel as well as Sydneys best landmarks, restaurants and cultural hotspots, having the freedom to explore beyond the city is one of the best things about renting a car. An hour and a half west from the bustling metropolis is the Blue Mountains National Park, for example - a place where you can experience both the beauty of places such as Katoomba and Lake Burragorang as well as Aboriginal culture.Check out Sydney beachesOn busy days it can be hard to lay a towel down on Sydneys most popular beaches. However, an hours drive north along the M1 will take you to Central Coast, where there are many scenic lakes and beaches as well as several National Parks including Dharug National Park and Popran National Park. Meanwhile if you want to travel even further south you can enjoy the stunning landscapes of the Royal National Park or Kamay Botany Bay National Park. After all, if Sydney is a once in a lifetime destination, you wont want to miss a thing.