Planning a day around Sydney or Melbourne
A day with a chauffeur is built around three things: where you start, where you stop and when you want to be back. Your chauffeur collects you from your hotel, waits at each stop and drives you back; the duration is set in the quote.
- Fewer stops: two or three in the same area leave time to walk and have lunch; five turn the day into a drive.
- Distances: according to the tourism bodies, Katoomba, in the Blue Mountains, is about an hour and a half’s drive from central Sydney, and the Hunter Valley just over two hours; Healesville, in the Yarra Valley, is about an hour from Melbourne.
- The Great Ocean Road: the Twelve Apostles are nearly four hours’ drive from Melbourne; a night on the coast makes the trip far more relaxed. What to know before you go.
- National parks: tracks and lookouts may close in bad weather or when there is a fire risk; park managers publish their alerts online.
- New Year’s Eve: around Sydney Harbour, many roads close for the fireworks. Sydney Harbour with a chauffeur.
- Wine regions: with a chauffeur, nobody has to get back behind the wheel; visits are booked with the wineries.
- Arrival day: a transfer from the airport can include a stop on the way, if the timing allows.
For your quote, tell us the date, the place and time of departure, the stops you have in mind (or simply what you would like to see, and we will suggest an order), the number of passengers and when you want to be back.
Arriving in Sydney or Melbourne
By air or by sea, your arrival is prepared like the rest of your stay. See transfers from Sydney Airport, transfers from Melbourne Airport and the cruise terminals of Sydney Harbour. To keep a chauffeur with you for a few hours or the whole day, see chauffeur by the hour; for a day devoted to wine, see wine tours; every service is listed on the Services page.





