Le Cap Visites

Nous avons emprunté la ligne bleue qui nous a permis de voir la plus grande partie de la péninsule et de découvrir les points forts tels que le jardin botanique national de Kirstenbosch, le sanctuaire des oiseaux et des singes, les vignobles et le front de mer. La route est magnifique et il est facile d'y monter et d'en descendre. C'est le meilleur moyen d'avoir un aperçu de cette ville magnifique.

Joined as a solo traveler, just wanted to see as much as possible in one day. Did the red and blue routes. The buses were mostly on time, tho one came a little late at Waterfront but nothing crazy. Loved that you can listen to info in your own language. Only thing, the headphone jack on my first bus was a bit wonky, but switched seats and it was fine. Def recommend for solo peeps.

Good way to see the city if you don’t want to drive. Audio guide was interesting but sometimes hard to hear with wind noise on the top. Still worth it.

Red route is the best! Saw the city, mountain, and the beach in one day. Buses are clean and frequent. Staff are super helpful. Get the 2-day pass if you want to do everything without rushing.

Brought my parents (in their 60s) and it was a great way for them to see the city without too much walking. They loved the commentary, and I liked that we could do things at our own pace. Clean buses, easy to find stops. Only tip: bring water and sunscreen.

Took the 2-day pass with my sister. Loved the flexibility. We stopped for wine tasting and then just hopped back on. Easy, fun, and safe way to see Cape Town.

Went with friends. Was a bit skeptical about tourist buses tbh but this was so chill. Loved that we could hop off at the beach, grab a coffee, then just catch the next bus. Commentary was actually interesting (not boring at all). Wish the buses ran a little later, though—we had to rush back before 6pm.

Nice tour, but the top deck gets HOT—bring sunscreen! Loved that you could buy tickets to other attractions directly with the bus company. Pretty convenient.