Cape TownCape Town
Cape Town is the provincial capital of the Western Cape, as well as the legislative capital of South Africa and is referred to as the "Mother City". Famous for its harbour and well-known tourism landmarks such as Table Mountain and Cape Point. Often been regarded as one of the most beautiful cities in the world, Capetown is a popular South African destination for tourism ( holiday ).
Getting around
Public transport in South Africa is not as well established as foreign visitors may be accustomed to. While this is constantly being improved, make sure that your transport arrangements are taken care of before you travel, to ensure a stress-free holiday ! If you decide to rent a car, there are many car hire companies from whom luxury to budget cars are available for hire. Or consider hiring a camper for a self-drive vacation or "do" South Africa in a 4-wheel drive vehicle. Remember that vehicles in South Africa are right hand drive and travel on the left hand side of the road. You will require an international drivers license and a minimum of 5 years experience. Public roads in South Africa are well developed and well sign-posted.
Attractions
Cape Town's Attractions are plentiful and varied. The Western Cape is one of South Africa's premier tourism destinations and for good reason. The Cape province is renowned for the world-famous landmark Table Mountain, its vast Cape Winelands and the most exquisite coastline....
Orientate yourself geographically and culturally with Cape Town's historical beginnings to the dazzling modern shopping malls on the Hop On-Hop Off Bus - all this in one day!
Hop on hop off Orientation of the City (red route) and Hout Bay (Blue route)
2 day ticket = R 200-00 all routes children under 5 Free, 5 - 15 years R 120-00.
1 day ticket = R 120-00 red or blue route children under 5 Free, 5 - 15 years R 60-00.
Red Route
7 days a week - starts at 9h30 – 13 stops every 20/30 minutes Red Route covers the following destinations:
V&A Waterfront - Green Market square - SA Museum - Jewish Museum - District 6 Museum - The Castle - Table Mountain Cableway - Camps Bay Beach - Sea Point.
Blue Route
7 days a week - starts at 9h30 – 13 stops every 20/30 minutes Red Route covers the following destinations:
V&A Waterfront - Kirstenbosch - World of birds - Township walking tour - Original T-Bag design - Boat trip to Seal Island - Mariners Wharf - Camps Bay Beach - Sea Point.
In a nutshell the difference between the Red City and Blue Mini Peninsula Tour is:
Red City Tour: the best way to get to Table Mountain, V&A Waterfront, Camps Bay and get to know the city.
Blue Mini Peninsula Tour: see Kirstenbosch Gardens, Mariner's Wharf and scenic Cape Town like never before.
Cape town is divided in the following areas :
Atlantic Sea Board - Cape Town City - Blouberg Area - South Coast - Winelands.
South Africa accommodation - Luxury Villas, Villas & Apartments, Guest House and Bed & Breakfast, Safari Game Lodges.
