Driving yourself means the Spit Bridge and the Harbour crossing at the wrong hour, a tired drive home, and a fortnight of airport parking fees.
Two weeks of Sydney Airport parking plus fuel and tolls often rivals a return transfer — and you still have to drive the Spit Bridge tired after a long flight. A transfer is a fixed fare both ways and you arrive home rested.
| Our fixed-fare shuttle | driving & parking | |
|---|---|---|
| Two-week trip | One fixed fare each way | Parking fees plus fuel and tolls |
| The drive | Done for you, arrive rested | You drive the Spit Bridge and the Harbour crossing both ways |
| After a long flight | Driven home | A tired drive home over the Spit Bridge |
| Your car | Stays safely at home | Left in a Sydney car park for a fortnight |
| Cost certainty | Known when you book | Parking adds up by the day |
About 26 km and 35 min door to door. For a 6am domestic flight the pickup is around 2:55 am. What the fare works out to per person:
| Group | Fixed fare, one way | Per person |
|---|---|---|
| Sedan, 1–2 people | $129 | $64 |
| Large SUV, 4 people | $149 | $37 |
| People mover, 6 people | $169 | $28 |
| Minibus, 11 people | $239 | $22 |
Tolls, the airport access charge, luggage and child seats included. Every suburb’s fares are on the fares page.
Over a fortnight, airport parking plus fuel and tolls both ways often rivals a return transfer — and a transfer saves you the drive.
Not with a transfer. You are driven door to door and arrive rested, rather than tackling the Spit Bridge tired after a flight.
Yes — return transfers are a set price each way, known when you book.
Safely at home, not racking up daily fees in a Sydney car park.
Every destination, and the main suburbs we cover — each with its own published fares.
Door-to-door, no surge, fixed fare. Get your price in writing.
