Sylvania Heights Holiday Packages

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Sylvania Heights Accommodation

Make sure you work out how you're going to get from A to B during your visit to Sylvania Heights, as there are currently no properties situated right in the heart of the neighbourhood. However, there are 18 accommodation near Sylvania Heights listed on Wotif.

If you're on the hunt for somewhere with good services and amenities, why not have a look at the Taren Point Beach House (82 Woodlands Rd) and the Quest Cronulla Beach (1 Kingsway)? Both come with fantastic reviews and are popular with many travellers.

Car Hire in Sylvania Heights

Kingsford Smith International Airport makes it a cinch to hire a car. Alamo Rent A Car and Budget are just a short stroll from the baggage carousel.

With a selection of quality outlets in and around the middle of the city, collecting a car here is easy as pie. Avis and Thrifty Car Rental are both within easy reach.

Holidays to Sylvania Heights

Had enough of listening to your mates bang on about their wonderful holidays? Can't look at one more beautiful travel pic on your social media feed? It's time to enjoy your own awe-inspiring adventure in Sylvania Heights. Get the ball rolling right now by brushing up on some basic facts.

Sylvania Heights is an excellent base from which to explore Sydney, the state capital of New South Wales. If you're wondering how to get there from the downtown area, you'll need to go southwest for 19 kilometres.

It's the people that can make an adventure truly memorable. So while you're visiting Sylvania Heights, why not venture out of town for a bit and acquaint yourself with some of the 4 600 000 people that call Sydney home?