Car rental in Sydney

We are here to make hiring a car in Sydney simple and stress-free, whether you’re looking for a convertible, a people carrier or a small car. Our team negotiate with car hire companies directly, bringing you cheap prices and exclusive car hire deals. Search Rentalcars.com today to find an excellent choice of cars from both national and international brands (including Europcar, Thrifty, Redspot and East Coast Rentals). We are more than just a comparison site — we are an end-to-end service, here to help you along your car hire journey.

If you want to avoid hidden fuel costs, choose a car with a full-to-full fuel policy: simply top up the tank before dropping the car off and you won’t pay anything extra. We are impartial, so we show ratings and reviews left by previous customers next to each car — giving you honest advice about each supplier before you commit to a booking. Don’t forget to look out for special offers, where you can get additional drivers or a GPS included in the rental price.

Bondi Beach: Bondi Beach is a legendary surf spot only a 20-minute drive from Sydney’s city centre. Whether you love to surf, skate or just relax on the beach, Bondi has something for everyone. Enjoy a bite to eat in one of the many restaurants that line the sand — and of course, a surf lesson is a must!

Blue Mountains: Only a 90-minute drive from Sydney are the Blue Mountains, a majestic and inspiring mountain range. There are so many ways of enjoying this stunning feat of geology. If you want to go bush walking, the Greater Blue Mountain Drive has 18 discovery trails for you to explore. If you’re short on time, then take in the view at Echo Point, or ride the cableway at Scenic World. You can also take a look at stalagmites and stalactites in the Jenolan Caves.

Royal National Park: Discover the beautiful, lush coastline of the Royal National Park, a 40-minute drive south of Sydney. This coastal parkland was the second green space in the world to be made into a national park; and with secluded beaches (some surfable), stunning coastal views and rainforests, it’s easy to see why the park needed to be protected. Make the most of the landscape by walking the 26-kilometre Coast Track.