definitely reccommend try the red and blue hop off and on buses, cheap and they go every where

We took the on and off bus to give us a better feeling of Cape Town. As we were still being attacked by jet lag, we didn't get off except at the Botanical Gardens. the commentary on the bus was clear and easy to hear...they provide ear phones, and ridin outside upsyairs was delightful.

The Hop On Hop Off is probably the best bargain in Cape Town and the easiest way to get an overview of the city.

This city is one of the few in South Africa that lends itself to walking with map in hand. Many hidden gems. i would first get to the Tourist Information Centre in Berg Street (think it is still there) for up to date information. Many lovely quircky coffee shops and small shops. Long Street antique stores good to browse. Take... More

City sightseeing busses are great for hop on/off and good value for money as they go all the way round the important areas and pretty much keep to the timetables published

Great walking city. Beautiful parks. Amazing weather. Safe as well. Don't listen to people who say otherwise. Green port area is a very central place to stay. Your within walking distance to the wharf, business district. Restaurants galore and their all good restaurants. You will have a hard time choosing.

We weren't in cape town very long and when we arrived we discovered that we probably should have rented a car. We were staying at the hotel attached to the convention centre and discovered this tour stopped right outside. We bought the 2 day ticket that allowed us to use both the red and blue lines plus a canal trip.... More

Ear buds for you language, good narration. Saw a lot of historical sites and narration about them was good.

Just be careful on the meandering road to Table Mountain if you are afraid of heights. The cost is manageable and worth it, especially the 2 day ticket. It would be even better if the buses would reach as far as Cape-Point