Highlights
- Hop-on hop-off tour of Cape Town in an open-top, double-decker bus
- Set your own itinerary and explore Cape Town at your own pace with two route choices
- Full commentary provided as you see the city's top attractions
- Hop on and off at 32 stops around the Cape Peninsula
- Sightseeing pass valid for 1 or 2 full days
- Free wine tour in the historic winelands
- Free nighttime tour to see the sunset (two-day ticket only)
- Free boat ride included with the two-day ticket only
Recent Photos of this Tour
-
Cape Town Hop On Hop Off BusThe Cape Town Sightseeing Bus at the V&A WaterfrontPhoto by: Nick
01 2012 -
Hop On Hop Off BusThe Cape Town Hop On Hop Off bus at the Table Mountain Cableway StationPhoto by: Nick
01 2012 -
Table Mountain & Capetown ...This photo taken in October from the boat that takes tourists to Robben Island. This photo was taken looking back ...Photo by: Valerie P
United Kingdom, 10 2009 -
Capetown City CentreThis is taken from the Hop on Hop off bus . This is Long St. CapetownPhoto by: Valerie P
United Kingdom, 10 2009 -
Capetown Town HallTaken from the Hop on Hop off bus. This is the square near to the Castle of Good Hope.Photo by: Valerie P
United Kingdom, 10 2009 -
Clock Tower, WaterforntThe Clock Tower at the Victoria & Alfred Waterfornt. We were watching boats coming in and out . The pedestrian swing ...Photo by: Valerie P
United Kingdom, 10 2009 -
Marina at the WaterfrontMarina at the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront. We got off the bus at the Aquarium and walked through the marina to the ...Photo by: Valerie P
United Kingdom, 10 2009 -
What You Can Expect
Cape Town City Hop-on Hop-off Tour
Choose from two routes, the Red Route or Blue Route, or buy a multi-day ticket to use on both routes.
The Red Route City Tour has 17 stops, including the V&A waterfront, Two Oceans Aquarium, Table Mountain Cableway, SA Museums, District Six Museum, St Georges Cathedral and Camps Bay Beach. The Blue Route Peninsula Tour has 13 stops, including Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, World of Birds, Hout Bay, Sea Point and Groot Constantia. The Blue Route includes a free wine tour in the oldest wine-making region in South Africa.
In addition, if you purchase the two-day ticket, you’ll get a free night tour that includes Cape Town’s famous sunset over the Atlantic Ocean.
You can hop on and off as many times as you like, allowing you to set your own pace and see the attractions you want. Each route takes approximately two hours. Buses depart from each stop every 15 or 20 minutes (depending on season) on the Red Route and every 35 or 45 minutes on the Blue Route.
Itinerary
• Two Oceans Aquarium
• The Clock Tower
• Cape Town International Convention Centre
• Cape Town Tourism
• St George's Cathedral
• South African Museum
• Mount Nelson Hotel
• SA Jewish Museum
• District Six Museum
• The Castle of Good Hope
• Gold Museum
• Jewel Africa
• Table Mountain Cableway
• Camps Bay
• President Hotel
• Sea Point
• Winchester Mansions
Blue Route - mini peninsula tour with free access to the Constantia Winelands tour:
• Two Oceans Aquarium
• The Clock Tower
• Cape Town International Convention Centre
• Cape Town Tourism
• Mount Nelson Hotel
• Kirstenbosch Gardens
• Wine Tour of Constantia Valley
• World of Birds
• Imizamo Yethu Township
• Mariner's Wharf
• Camps Bay
• President Hotel
• Sea Point
• Winchester Mansion
Customer Reviews
Satish B
USA
May 2013
This is a great way to see Cape Town. The buses are very comfortable and they give you a set of earphones that allows you to listen to a running commentary about the different places the bus is going to as you pass them. They go to all the important spots and rotate at 35 minute intervals so you have plenty of time to stop and then pick up the bus again.
Capie
South Africa
May 2013
Advertisement
Advertisement
