Best way to get to Orange from Sydney
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Best way to get to Orange from Sydney
DH and I are planning on visiting DH's brother and family who live in Orange. We live in Nelson NZ and are flying into Sydney. I have looked up airfares and it seems there is only one airline that flies into Orange and that is Rex airlines. Airfares seem to be $129.00 each way per person which is rather expensive. Are there any other airlines that fly into Orange?
The alternative I guess would be to hire a rental car and drive. How long would this take? Any suggestions as to the best rental car company to use?
We would be travelling in June as have tickets for the Michael Buble concert in Sydney on June 5th.
Any suggestions for reasonably priced accommodation in Sydney?
The alternative I guess would be to hire a rental car and drive. How long would this take? Any suggestions as to the best rental car company to use?
We would be travelling in June as have tickets for the Michael Buble concert in Sydney on June 5th.
Any suggestions for reasonably priced accommodation in Sydney?
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nelsonian, I'll have to pass on the other questions, but I would drive. It's an easy and mostly pleasant 3-3.5 hour drive. I'm not sure how you'll go organising a one-way rental, but you could start with the usual suspects (Budget, Hertz, Avis, Europcar).
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for accomodation up to 28 days in advance check www.wotif.com for the best discounted deals. for the car rental I would check www.autoeurope.com They select the best offer among various companies.
I use these sites regularely for my selfmade trips around the world !!
have a great trip !
I use these sites regularely for my selfmade trips around the world !!
have a great trip !
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Hi Nelsonian,
I regularly drive Sydney-Orange & recommend you do that. It's a very pretty trip through the Blue Mountains and some interesting countryside, as well as an opportunity to visit some excellent restaurants serving the best of local produce.
For car rentals, I use Bayswater Rentals in William Street (Kings Cross) I don't think they have an airport desk, but their rates make the $25 cab fare into their city office well worthwhile.
Cheers,
Bokhara
I regularly drive Sydney-Orange & recommend you do that. It's a very pretty trip through the Blue Mountains and some interesting countryside, as well as an opportunity to visit some excellent restaurants serving the best of local produce.
For car rentals, I use Bayswater Rentals in William Street (Kings Cross) I don't think they have an airport desk, but their rates make the $25 cab fare into their city office well worthwhile.
Cheers,
Bokhara
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Hi
For directions anywhere in Australia there is a good site www.whereis.com. or www.whereis.com.au
You can type in detailed information such as street name and number of your starting point and your destination or just names of locations and the state/territory they are in.
Click on 'get directions' and it gives you detailed directions including number of kilometres and time involved. You can also view and print out a map of the route.
For directions anywhere in Australia there is a good site www.whereis.com. or www.whereis.com.au
You can type in detailed information such as street name and number of your starting point and your destination or just names of locations and the state/territory they are in.
Click on 'get directions' and it gives you detailed directions including number of kilometres and time involved. You can also view and print out a map of the route.
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Take the train.
Dubbo XPT leaves Central about 7.10am each day, and stops at Orange. Some other options at Countrylink website.
http://www.countrylink.info/
yes - Rex is the only airline that flies to Orange.
Dubbo XPT leaves Central about 7.10am each day, and stops at Orange. Some other options at Countrylink website.
http://www.countrylink.info/
yes - Rex is the only airline that flies to Orange.
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