We walked up without any reservations and inquired about the Yellow Water Taxi routes and prices…read morewith the person in the booth in Darling Harbour. I saw the signs all over the area and wanted to take my son on a boat ride. The Yellow Water Taxis were the perfect choice. The prices weren't overly expensive. We took the taxi from Darling Harbour to the Opera House (about a 20 minute ride in Sydney Harbour). From the time we paid, to the ride and to our destination, the Yellow Water Taxi operators were awesome. We boarded the small water taxi right in front of the booth. The taxi pilot was super nice, he definitely knew we were tourists. The water taxi fits maybe 10-12 passengers at the most. The ride from Darling Harbour to the Opera House was a quick 20 minutes on the Sydney Harbour and under the Sydney Bridge. At one point, the pilot let my son drive the taxi for a few months. My son was super happy and excited! All in all a safe trip on the waters with some nice views of the Harbour, the Bridge, Luna Park, the downtown Sydney skyline and worth every penny. Also saved me a walk or taxi from Darling Harbour to the Opera House.

Want to be dropped off in style to a harbour attraction? Yellow Water Taxi will transport you…read moreacross the harbour in no time! Their world-famous bright yellow fleet are also available for sightseeing trips and exclusive cruises. Their sleek vessels can have up to 16 people on board while their mighty Yellow Maxi Taxi can accommodate up to 28 passengers. You can also check out their gorgeous water limousine for VIP tours and romantic getaways! Their efficient and convenient service is really impressive. They can get to you in a few minutes from anywhere on the great Sydney Harbour. Be sure to check availability as they are generally very busy, notifying them well in advance is advisable. This is definitely not the cheapest transport option but it most certainly the coolest!

I have been travelling with Hawkesbury Taxi Cabs for a couple of years now for my airport transfers…read morefrom Windsor. Their always on-time and very reliable.

Taxi picked us up from airport. Checked Uber and was $40. Got to my hotel and Opal charged $95…read more Moral of story....use Uber

Very convenient Maxi Taxi opens 24 hours in Bella vista Sydney…read more Driver was really helpful with our airport transportation from castle hill to airport

Alex of Elite Corp Cars drove us to Sydney Airport from our Darling Harbor Hotel, he arrived…read moreearly, his Mercedes sedan was immaculate and he is a very good driver. It really did not cost much more than an uber, and very likely less than a metered taxi. He is a very nice guy, professional and reliable. If we were to return to Sydney at some point in the future we would definitely book him again for our airport transportation (email@elitecorpcars.com.au) He can also arrange larger vehicles, buses, vans etc for larger groups, corporate functions.

A great shuttle service to the airport.We booked on line and received a prompt price and…read moreconfirmation. The van was in pristine condition and arrived at pick up 5 minutes early. The owner driver was polite,personable and engaging.The route taken was clever and missed all the traffic build ups.Can be highly recommended.We will be using this company to and from the airport when in Sydney.

I was searching online for reasonably priced transport from Circular Quay to the airport for a…read moregroup of friends when I spotted this company's catchy name and sleek-looking van. I arranged everything online and quickly got a personal note back from the owner (who turned out to be our driver) to confirm the pickup details. Nigel showed up at our arranged spot at our arranged time and proved to be more tour guide than shuttle service. After he packed our group and loads of luggage into his roomy van, he headed for the airport. pointing out interesting sites and landmarks along the way.When we mentioned that we had hours to kill at the airport before our international flight, he suggested taking a leisurely route through Sydney's interesting neighborhoods, and along the coast to well-known beaches and hidden coves. By the time we arrived at the airport, Nigel had given us a not-in-the-guidebooks (complimentary) sightseeing tour that convinced me I must visit Australia again. Auztranz will be my first choice for all transportation and sightseeing; hopefully Nigel will be available for a multi-day tour of New South Wales.

As train stations go, Asquith is pretty nice. Its small and doesn't handle big crowds so waiting…read morefor a train here is a much nicer experience than many other stations. Except at school arriving/leaving time where students from the two high schools in Asquith pack the platforms. On the down side, there is very little cover so waiting for a train in the rain is a fairly damp experience. There is no connection between the two platforms so if you find yourself on the wrong side of the station, you need to leave the station, walk down the road a bit, up over the railway bridge (with not much footpath and much traffic) then down the road a bit to re enter the station on the other side. Not much fun for the elderly or those with mobility issues. The big downside to Asquith station though is that very few trains stop here. Its closer to home than Hornsby so I would much rather walk to and from Asquith but end up at Hornsby most of the time because there are something like 2 trains/hour at Asquith. Occasionally I luck out on the way home and get an Asquith train (and a shorter walk) but not often.