Bondi Junction car hire

A larger car will likely be preferable for your car hire in Bondi Junction if you plan on heading down to the beach frequently. This will allow you to take all the towels, boogie boards, tents and snacks you need. If you will be transporting a surfboard to and from the beach, make sure you pick up roof racks with your hire car. Otherwise, a smaller car might work better for you, given there are a number of small one way streets in Bondi Junction.

The area near Bondi Beach itself is limited to 40 km/h. If staying entirely within Bondi Junction, almost the whole area has a 50 km/h speed limit. If you head out onto any freeways, the limit can get up to 110 km/h.

As it is a popular destination, parking can be hard to find around Bondi Junction, especially at Bondi Beach; you may need to factor this into your timing. You may want to park further away and walk to the beach. Westfield Bondi Junction shopping centre is a good place to get 2h of free parking. Parkopedia is a handy website to check where you can find parking spaces and how much it will cost you. Parking costs per hour vary between A$ 3.50 and A$ 7.50, depending on the time of day and location.

The average price of fuel in Bondi Junction is R73,82 per litre over the past 30 days. Filling up a tank of fuel costs between R886 and R1 181, depending on the car size.

Mini (Kia Carnival or similar) is the most frequently booked car hire type in Bondi Junction.

The only car hire company onsite at Kingsford Smith airport is Ace Rental Cars.

The only car hire company that offers shuttle or pick-up services from Kingsford Smith airport to off-airport locations is Ace Rental Cars.

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A Mini car hire in Bondi Junction costs R1 103 per day, on average.

An Intermediate car hire in Bondi Junction costs R841 per day, on average.

A Standard car hire in Bondi Junction costs R747 per day, on average.

Some Bondi Junction car hire agencies that operate here and allow interstate travel include Avis and Budget. Other agencies may limit the geographic area in which you can drive, while others may allow you to travel interstate or beyond certain regional borders, so it is wise to confirm this ahead of time.

It is a criminal offence to drive a vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.05% or higher. The BAC limit is zero for inexperienced drivers, including those who hold learner or provisional licences. Punishments for drunk driving can include fines, licence suspension or cancellation and jail time.