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Cape Town's undisputed status as the tourism hub of
South Africa has meant the development of an excellent network of connections to
the rest of the country. Flying from Cape Town airport (flight
information tel 021 934 0407) is the quickest though most expensive way of
getting around, and useful if you need to cover large distances. As far as
overland travel goes, the intercity express buses , run by Greyhound (tel
021 418 4310), Intercape (tel 021 386 4400) and Translux (tel 021 449 3333),
offer a frequent, comprehensive and inexpensive service connecting Cape Town to
major centres in the coastal provinces of Northern, Western and Eastern Cape,
and KwaZulu-Natal. All have good connections to Pretoria and Johannesburg, which
are on the same route. Besides the intercity express buses we've detailed, there
are Baz buses , the cheapest way to get around; services run constantly
to and fro from Cape Town. The Baz Bus (tel 021 439 2323) leaves Cape Town daily
and runs along the coast as far as Port Elizabeth (a 14hr journey), with
connections from there to Durban (also a 14hr journey) five times a week. The
24-hour journey from Cape Town to Johannesburg is worth considering, especially
if you're a family, as children go free, and you get your own private
compartment. Moreover, you can put a car on the train for R900 which saves the
very long drive between the two centres (tel 0860 008 888). However, you need to
be a bit of a stalwart for the 36-hour journey between Cape Town and Durban.
TRAINS
Two useful trains are the Metrorail suburban services connecting Cape
Town with Stellenbosch and Paarl (both 1hr). Outside peak morning and evening
hours, trains are irregular but run at approximately two-hour intervals; check
that they're running on time. Mainline trains are slow, but can provide a
relaxing way of traversing long routes:
Cape Town to: Bloemfontein (every Mon; 23hr); Durban (every Mon; 36hr
25min); Johannesburg (1 daily; 24hr 55min); Kimberley (1 daily; 16hr 30min);
Pietermaritzburg (every Mon; 34hr); Pretoria (1 daily; 26hr 20min).
INTERCITY BUSES
Cape Town to: Bloemfontein (5-6 daily; 13hr); Cradock (1 daily; 10hr);
Durban (3 daily; 20hr); East London (3 daily; 15hr 40min); George (4 daily;
6hr); Graaff Reinet (1-2 daily; 9hr); Grahamstown (1 daily; 12hr 25min);
Johannesburg (4 daily; 17hr); Kimberley (1 daily except Wed; 11hr 45min); Knysna
(4 daily; 6hr 50min); Montagu (3 weekly; 4hr); Mossel Bay (4 daily; 5hr 15min);
Oudtshoorn (3 weekly; 6hr 15min); Pietermaritzburg (2 daily; 18hr 40min);
Plettenberg Bay (4 daily; 7hr 30min); Port Elizabeth (4 daily; 10hr); Pretoria
(4 daily; 18hr); Sedgefield (4 weekly; 6hr 45min); Stellenbosch (1-2 daily;
1hr); Storms River (4 daily; 10hr 10min); Umtata (1 daily; 18hr); Upington (4
weekly; 10hr 30min); Wilderness (4 daily; 6hr 30min); Windhoek (4 weekly; 16hr
30min).
FLIGHTS
Cape Town to: Bloemfontein (2-3 daily; 2hr 20min); Durban (10 daily;
2hr); East London (4 daily; 2hr); George (3-4 daily; 1hr); Johannesburg (16
daily; 2hr); Kimberley (1 daily; 3hr); Port Elizabeth (4 daily; 1hr 30min);
Upington (6 weekly; 1hr 45min); Walvis Bay (2 weekly; 2hr); Windhoek (5 weekly;
2hr).
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