Welcome to Parramatta
As Sydney’s second CBD, Parramatta is a hub for business, heritage, and culture. Whether you’re checking into a riverside hotel, heading to a corporate event, or returning home, a private transfer offers a relaxing and efficient way to travel—without the delays of taxis or rideshare confusion.
Journey overview
The distance from Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport to Parramatta is approximately 30 km, with a travel time of 35–50 minutes via the M5 and M4 motorways. Travel time may vary during weekday peak hours or sporting events at CommBank Stadium.
Fleet options
Our modern fleet is tailored to suit solo business travellers, couples, families, and corporate groups:
- Mercedes-Benz V-Class – executive minivan for groups or luggage-heavy trips
- Mercedes-Benz S-Class – elegant option for executive or VIP arrivals
- Mercedes-Benz Sprinter – ideal for conference or group transport
- Audi A8 – a refined sedan with a smooth ride and luxury interior
- Audi Q7 – premium SUV perfect for longer suburban journeys
Who it’s ideal for
- Professionals arriving for business in Parramatta CBD or North Parramatta
- Conference attendees or speakers heading to Western Sydney venues
- Families visiting friends or staying in local hotels or serviced apartments
- Medical patients or visitors heading to Westmead or The Children’s Hospital
Local highlights of Parramatta
- Riverside Theatres and nearby dining precincts
- CommBank Stadium – home to major NRL and sporting events
- Parramatta Park and Old Government House
- Westfield Parramatta for shopping and food courts
- Rapid access to Olympic Park and Greater Western Sydney
Travel tip
Parramatta’s business and hotel district can get congested during weekday mornings and major events. A pre-booked chauffeur transfer ensures smooth arrival via the best route, with luggage assistance and a warm welcome.
Need a direct transfer?
For a tailored journey from Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport to Parramatta, enquire now. Phone: 0410 167 100 or Email: sales@sydneyeleanorhire.net.au.
