By Air- Cape Town International Airport (CPT)

Cape Town International Airport (CPT) is located around 12 miles away from Mother City. It is the second busiest airport in South Africa and 4^th busiest in Africa. From the airport, you can take a metered taxi to the city centre costs around R300 and R400.

But if you want to Travel In Cape Town at less price, the most cost-friendly way is to travel by MyCiti bus. It runs in a gap of every 20-30 minutes from the early morning until night.

Flight times to Cape Town

Destinations	Time Duration	Flight Costs
London to Cape Town	11 hrs. 35 min, direct flight	$1.080
Paris to Cape Town	13 hrs. 45 min, connecting flight	$896
New York to Cape Town	18 hrs. 5 min, connecting flight	$1.400
Los Angeles to Cape Town	21 hrs. 15 min, connecting flight	$1.480
San Francisco to Cape Town	19 hrs. 47 min, connecting flight	$1,481
Toronto to Cape Town	18 hrs. 20 min, connecting flight	$832
Sydney to Cape Town	18 hrs. 15 min, connecting flight	$1,620

By Train

The main station of Cape Town is connected with Johannesburg and Pretoria with daily trains. At the same time, it connected with Durban, Bloemfontein and East London with weekly trains.

One of the most luxurious rails, the famous Blue Train runs between Pretoria and Cape Town on a long journey of around 27 hours.

By Road

Cape Town is connected by three national roads-

• N1- It connects the Mother City with Johannesburg, Bloemfontein, Pretoria and Zimbabwe.
• N2- It connects Cape Town with Port Elizabeth, Durban and East London.
• N7- it connects the city with Northern Cape Province and Namibia.

There are multiple bus routes available for Cape Town Tour along the above highways. So, one can easily run by operators like Greyhound, Translux, intercept Mainliner, and SA Roadlink.

Public Transport in Cape Town

Buses

Though there are many local buses and minibuses available to travel in Cape Town, the best option for visitors are the MyCiti buses.

• MyCiti Bus links the city centre with Cape Town International Airport. Buses depart every 30 minutes between 5.00 am (early morning) and 9.00 pm (night). The cost of the bus is around R100.
• Another option to Travel In Cape Town is the City Sighting Bus. They also maintain scheduled stops at popular tourist destinations.
• The Red line covers the Northern part of Cape Town while the Blue Line covers all the way to Hout Bay in the South part of Cape Town.

Taxi

You will find taxis easily outside of the airport. Your journey to central Cape Town from the airport takes around 20 minutes and the taxi fee is around R300.

• Ubers are everywhere available in Cape Town. The best thing is that they are extremely safe and affordable. They also service the airport.
• If you don’t have Uber while travelling, you can use some verified traditional taxi services. For example; Touch-Down Taxis is the authorized airport taxi service. So, while going on Cape Town Trip, travellers are suggested to use these authorized taxis to travel safely.

Entry & Exit Requirements

• S. travellers need a valid passport with at least one blank visa page. However, there are two unstamped pages required indeed, one is for the South African temporary residence permit sticker and the other is for entry and exit stamps. So, without these blank pages, you may be refused entry to the country.
• Travellers who want to spend fewer than 90 days in South Africa do not need any visa.
• If you are travelling to South Africa via a yellow fever-based country, you need to present a valid Yellow Fever vaccination certificate approved by the World Health Organization.