Read about the transportation options available within Cape Town (and the greater Cape region). Most of the taxi options, whether minibuses, rikkis or standard taxis, can just be hailed on the street. We have also listed some airlines that service Cape Town, both from international and domestic locales. More general information about getting to and from South Africa, as well as travelling around the country, can be found at our South Africa Transportation Guide.

Be sure to visit the Tours section to book one of their Cultural, City or Best of Cape Tours. For airport transfers, book directly through us: info@capetownhotel-link.com.

Again, you can find information about airport transfer companies and shuttle services at the International Airport and at your accommodation quite easily.

Cape Town Transportation Guide

By Air

The international airport in Cape Town is the 2nd biggest in the country, and provides both domestic and international flights. The airport is undergoing a number if upgrades in preparation for the FIFA World Cup being held in South Africa in 2010.

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Airlines Servicing Cape Town

International

- Air Mauritius
- Air Namibia
- British Airways
- Egypt Air
- KLM
- Lufthansa
- Malaysia Airlines
- Singapore Airlines
- South African Airways
- Turkish Airlines
- Virgin Atlantic

Domestic

- British Airways/Comair
- Civair
- Kulula.com
- National Airlines
- Nationwide Airlines
- SA Airlink
- South African Airways
- Sun Air

By Rail

There are 2 long distance rail services that operate out of Cape Town. There is one that runs from Durban (via Pietermaritzburg, Bloemfontein and Kimberley) weekly, as well as a daily operation to Johannesburg (via Kimberley). Once you are in Cape Town, the ‘Metrorail' runs services around the city and surrounding areas.