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Hop-on Hop-off Red Bus | Cape Town Sightseeing Tour

• By Katja Mamacos

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A classic for tourists, the city sightseeing bus is one of the best ways to see Cape Town quickly! You can buy a single or two-day ticket, and explore much of the city.

The red bus tour takes you through the city centre, and up to the base of Table Mountain , while the blue drives along the most beautiful stretches of coastline, and over to the city wine region! Hop off at any of the stops you’re interested in, and back on whenever you’re ready.

Küra and I went on this tour to explore our own city from a tourist’s perspective the other day, and it was just lovely! So I’ve got all the info you need, from tickets and times to highlights of the different tour options.

Cape Town Sightseeing Hop-On Hop-Off Tour

Here are some quick details on the sightseeing tour, with everything you need to know about where, when and how.

The red bus at its Groot Constantia stop on the Purple route

Starting point

Ticket Office, Dock Rd, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront

That’s right in front of the Two Oceans Aquarium , another great Cape Town highlight!

You can either buy your tickets online here or at the Waterfront starting point. If you’re planning to explore during off-season, both options are equally good! If, however, it’s busy season, you’ll find a longer, slower line for the in-person ticket purchase.

If you’re taking a spontaneous trip and want to get your tickets on the day, you’ll want to buy them in person – online sales must be made a day or more in advance. And if you want to buy them months in advance, that works too! Tickets can be cancelled or rescheduled up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

A ticket gets you access to all four tour routes, and you can hop on and off as often as you like.

Single day ticket: Adults ~ R300 ($17) | Children under 17 ~ R160 ($9)

Two-day ticket: Adults ~ R390 ($22) | Children under 17 ~ R265 ($15)

First departure: 08:15

Last departure: 17:15

Some routes leave a little later – I’d recommend arriving at 08:30 earliest, and then you won’t have to wait longer than a few minutes for your next bus.

Buses run every 20 minutes (and some every 15 minutes in summer), so you won’t have any long waits at your various stops.

Different tour routes to choose from

Depending on what you’re interested in seeing and exploring, the different tours are very important to choose between! You can tick off more than one in a day, though, and they share a few stops, so you don’t have to stick with just one. Still, it’s important to come prepared.

Red city tour

This is the best tour route if you’re particularly interested in the central loop of Cape Town. It’s also the route that stops at the Table Mountain cable station, which is one of the city’s top attractions!

Long Street: The long-standing hub of Cape Town’s CBD , Long Street is pretty iconic. It’s the best place to be for a fun night out, but during the day you’ll find it’s mostly cafes, proper curio stores, and the like. Well worth a stop if just for the beautiful street art and pretty facades.

Table Mountain Cableway:   This, of course, is one of the absolute most important stops in the city! Cape Town is spread out around our beloved Table Mountain, and its long mountain range is home to some of the most unique and beautiful flora in the world. You can trek up one of the mountain’s hiking trails – it’s a magnificent experience, but challenging.

The easier and more popular option is the cableway. This will take you up to the edge of Table Mountain and provide incredible views and some lovely paths crisscrossing the mountaintop.

Camps Bay: This is a beautiful coastal neighbourhood where you can have lunch overlooking the beach, and then pop into the chilly ocean water for a quick dip! This is also a favourite high-end area to stay in for tourists.

Green Point: This stop is right at the very beginning of the long coastal footpath, the Sea Point Promenade. A lovely and popular route to walk! It’s also right by the entrance to Green Point Park, a large and beautiful park with a lake, kiddies playparks, and lots of spots to picnic and relax.

Blue city tour

Taking you on a wider loop, the blue tour takes you through Constantia and Hout Bay, and round the coast through Camps Bay. A perfect chance to see our city’s natural range!

Kirstenbosch: One of the world’s greatest botanic gardens, Kirstenbosch is really a must-see. It’s home to hundreds of species of fynbos and forest vegetation and is the only place in the world where you can find many of these plants. A fantastically beautiful place!

World of Birds: A giant aviary of birds and monkeys, this is a pretty magical place. Many of their enclosures are open-air, and the birds stay here because it’s home. They’re also a hospital and orphanage for abandoned birds, and work on breeding endangered species. With over 400 species across 4 hectares of land, you’ll have loads to see.

Hout Bay Harbour: This is a beautiful harbour with some of the best fish and chips you can find, seals lazing about, and brightly coloured boats moored. It’s also the neighbourhood where you can set off on a kayaking trip or a seal snorkelling trip . We’ve done both, and can highly recommend either one!

Camps Bay: This tour, too, takes you to one of the best beaches in Cape Town ! In winter, grab a coffee along the promenade and clamber up the beachside rocks for the best view. In summer, take a dip!

Purple tour

The Purple route is a part of the Blue route – it’s its own thing, but you’ll just stay in the Blue route bus and jump off at the purple stops.

Its other name is the wine route, and it’s the perfect opportunity to go wine tasting with friends, family or your loved one. This way you don’t have to drive, and you don’t need to call an Uber to take you the short distances between vineyards.

Groot Constantia: This is the oldest wine farm in Constantia (Cape Town’s vineyard-covered central neighbourhood). Established in [ ], it’s the best place to learn about South Africa’s wine history, with a museum dedicated to that past! The wine tasting is also one of the best we’ve had, with five exquisite wines enjoyed under the trees. Be sure to stroll along the vineyard and visit the duck pond, too.

Eagles Nest: Another big favourite, Eagles Nest is the best wine farm for families. The wine is excellent, and they’ve got plenty of space and opportunity for the kids to play while the adults enjoy their tasting. The setting, too, is really beautiful.

Beau Constantia: Beau Constantia is possibly the fanciest wine farm in Cape Town. The wine tasting space is a large glass box overlooking the Constantia wine valley. The food here is amazing – very high end. And of course, so is the wine! It’s pricey, so I wouldn’t necessarily visit if you’re just looking for a fun time with friends or family. But it might be just the spot for a special date.

Cape Town red bus tour – which one will you choose?

There you have it, all the information you’ll need to choose your favourite red bus tour route. We did the blue and purple tour, and it was fantastic. We did choose to do it on the hottest day Cape Town has experienced in years, so that wasn’t the best decision in the world, but I’m sure you’ll find a better day for such a trip!

Let me know if you do the red bus tour and what you think of it. I’d love to hear your thoughts!

And if you’re looking for exciting things to do in and around Cape Town, check out our post on the Franschhoek wine tram – it’s a fantastic way to spend a day.

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THE SUNSET BUS TOUR: A NEW CAPE TOWN RED BUS EXPERIENCE

Since arriving in Cape Town, the opportunity to venture up Signal Hill has eluded me. From afar, it has always looked enticing, with its grove of tall trees and promise of a glorious view of the Mother City. Fortunately, I was able to make the trip this past weekend, thanks to the Sunset Bus Tour, a recent addition to Cape Town’s City Sightseeing Red Bus experience.

The Sunset Bus Tour opened on 23 September, and will be available until 1 May 2017. Unlike the other Red Bus touring options, this is not a hop-on, hop-off tour, taking you directly from Stop 1 outside the Two Oceans Aquarium at the V&A Waterfront to Signal Hill. The bus arrives between 5.30 and 6pm, and should stop at Signal Hill just in time for you to see the sun set over Cape Town.

Having already taken the Red City Tour to Table Mountain, I found Sunday’s journey to be a tad repetitive. The audio aspect of the tour constituted information about the Green Point Lighthouse and Clifton’s various beaches, as well as the scandalous history of Graaff’s Pool, all of which those who have taken the Red City Tour will be familiar with.

There were, however, a few interesting titbits about other places along the route. We learnt a bit about the supposedly haunted Somerset Hospital, now a provincial heritage site; as well as the lush surroundings leading up up to Signal Hill, which are inhabited by a slowly increasing population of Verreaux’s Eagles, along with their favourite snack: dassies. And as always, this natural wonderland was a sight for sore eyes.

Signal Hill itself is a great place to round off the weekend, or to begin one for that matter. It boasts spectacular views of Cape Town, the sunset, and the ocean; and also proves to be a popular spot for socialising. Many families and groups of friends had gathered around with drinks and snacks, and there were a few  paragliding enthusiasts  showing off their bravado.

With it’s views, nature, and convivial atmosphere, Signal Hill is definitely must-see for everyone. The Sunset Bus Tour will be available everyday between now and May, except for 24 December to 3 January 2017, and 12 March.

OF NOTE When Thursday 29 September between 5.30 pm and 6 pm (until Monday 1 May) Where  Spot 1, Across from Two Oceans Aquarium, V&A Waterfront Cost R100 for adults, R60 for children aged 5-17 Contact +27 86 173 3287,  www.citysightseeing.co.za

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Cape Town is a city that is vibrant and full of life in many ways. It is made up of many different cultures and landscapes and there are multiple ways to see the beautiful attractions in this amazing city. A great way to go sightseeing in Cape Town would be to hop on board the "Hop-On-Hop-Off Bus."

The Hop-On-Hop-Off bus

This bus is better known as the Red Bus. It offers great tours and is an amazing way to see Cape Town. They have different tour routes and packages to suit your preference and service requirements. The City Sightseeing South Africa (Red Bus) drives every day, all year round, come rain or sunshine. This double-decker bus with its open rooftop is a real head turner when passing by. It definitely provides value for your money and a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere.

The Red Bus offers open top bus tours, boat cruises and guided day tours. Each bus has a prepared commentary in 15 different spoken languages. The languages are as follows: English, Zulu, Afrikaans, German, Turkish, Dutch, Spanish, Arabic, Italian, Portuguese, French, Swedish, Mandarin, Russian and Japanese. For the kids on board there's even a fun channel to keep them entertained. The tours are exciting, different and provide insightful information on the surroundings while on the bus. There are many stops on the route where you can explore the various attractions Cape Town has to offer. It is an exciting experience to hop on and off at these various Red bus stops to explore a fun filled adventure.

Hop-On Hop-Off Tours

Cape town city tour to table mountain.

Tour Type Cape Town city tour to Table Mountain Duration on bus 90 minutes Cost approximately R180 per Adult and R100 per child, excludes entrances and bookings.

This tour includes the following of 11 stops around the city:

V & A Waterfront and Aquarium (a fee is charged at the Aquarium from R72-R149) The Clock Tower, no fee charged 81 Long Street, just a stop Jewel Africa, no fee charged Table Mountain Aerial Cableway (a fee is charged and can be bought online, or even on the bus, from R150-R290) Camps Bay, a stop to explore The President Hotel, Bantry Bay St John's Road, Seapoint Winchester Mansions Lastly, Green Point Park and Urban Park (no fee charged) Back to V & A Waterfront Book a Cape Town City Tour to Table Mountain on the Hop-on Hop-off Bus or book a Private Cape Town City tour

Cape Town Mini Peninsula Tour

Tour Type Cape Town Mini Peninsula Tour Duration on bus 2hr 15 minutes Cost approximately R180 (Adult and R100 (4-17/child) excludes entrances and bookings.

This tour includes the following of 14 stops around the city:

• V & A waterfront and the Aquarium (a fee is charged at the Aquarium at a cost of R72-R149) Foreshore
• 81 Long street, just a stop
• Mount Nelson Hotel
• Kirstenbosch Gardens (a fee is charged)
• Constania Nek (just a stop if going on a wine tour)
• World of birds (a fee is charged)
• Imizamo Yethu Township (a fee is charged)
• Mariner's Wharf, just a stop to explore
• Camps Bay, a stop to explore)
• The President Hotel, Bantry Bay, to explore
• St John's road, Seapoint
• Winchester Mansions, to explore
• Green Point Park and Urban Park. (No fee charged)
• Back to the V & A Waterfront
• Book a Cape Town Mini Peninsula Tour on the Hop-on Hop-off Bus or book a Full Day Private Cape Point peninsula tour

Cape Town Down Town Tour

Tour Type Cape Town down town Duration on bus +/-30 minutes

This tour consist of 7 stops:

• 81 Long Street
• St. Georges Cathedral. (no fee charged)
• South African Museum (a fee is charged)
• Mount Nelson hotel
• South African Jewish Museum (a fee is charged)
• District six Museum (a fee is charged)
• Castle of Good Hope (a fee is charged)
• Book a Down Tour on the Hop-on Hop-off Bus or book a Full Day City tour of Cape Town

Constantia Wine Bus

Tour Type Constantia Wine Valley Duration on bus +/-20 minutes

This tour includes:

• Groot Constantia (a fee is charged)
• Eagles Nest (a fee is charged for wine tasting)
• Beau Constantia (a fee is charged for wine tasting)
• Book a Constantia Winelands Tour on the Hop-on Hop-off Bus or book a Full Day Winelands

Cape Town Blue Route Pass

Tour Type Blue Route Tour Duration on bus +/-20 minutes

V&A Waterfront and Aquarium (an entry fee is charged at the Aquarium)

• 81 long street
• Kirstenbosch Gardens (entry fee charged)
• Constantia Nek, a wait for the Purple Wine bus tour
• World of Birds. (entry fee charged)
• Imizamo Yethu Township (entry fee charged)
• Mariners Wharf
• The President Hotel, Bantry Bay
• St Johns road, Sea Point
• Winchester Mansions
• Green Point park and Urban park. (no entry fee charged)
• Buy a Blue route pass with Hop-on Hop-off Bus or create and tailor your own private day tour

Cape Town Sunset Bus

This sunset trip on the hop on bus which leaves from from:.

• V&A Waterfront between 5pm and 6pm
• The bus then drives to Signal hill for a breath-taking sunset overlooking the ocean
• It then makes its way down Adderley Street for a great display of viewing the festive lights
• Back to the V&A Waterfront
• Book a sunset cruise with Hop-on Hop-off Bus

Cape Town LaGuGu Township Tour

Tour Type CCape Town township Duration on bus +/-20 minutes

This tour covers of Langa (the oldest township in Cape Town) and Gugulethu in a mini bus taxi.

• The tour starts at 81 Long street
• Langa includes
• Langa Tour Office
• Langa Dom Pass Office
• Brenda Fassies house at Makana Square
• Sobukwe Square
• Langa High School
• Old Beer Hall in Langa
• Then en route to Gugulethu or commonly known as Gugs (Place of Pride) includes:
• Gugulethu Seven Monument
• Amy Biehl monument
• Mzolis Restaurant
• Back to 81 Long Street
• Book a Township toure with Hop-on Hop-off Bus

Cape Town Imizamo Yethu Township Walk

Tour Type Local Township Walk Cost +/- R90 (Adults) and R40 (Kids 5-17) While on the mini Peninsula Tour why not hop off at stop 23 and enjoy a guided tour with a local for an insigh of the township. On this tour you will see Hout Bays informal Settlement and stop for a visit at T-Bay Design Workshop is a must. You return back to stop 23 with the guide. (additional fees apply)

Book a Township walking tour with Hop-on Hop-off Bus

Free City Sightseeing Cape Town Walking Tours

Tour Type Free Walking Tour Cost Free

Tour 1 - Historic City Walk which includes

• Green Market Square

Companys Garden

Tour 2 - vibrant bo-kaap walk which includes.

Auwal Masjid Bo-Kaap Museum Spicy delights of Cape Malay Food 24 Minute Two Oceans Helicopter Flight Tour Type Two oceans helicopter tour Cost +/- R2250pp This tour flies over the coast, you relax enjoy a scenic helicopter tour of the city and the breath-taking Atlantic Coast and False Bay ocean. The cost of this tour is approximately R2250 per person and can be bought at one of the 3 Red Bus stops, stop 1 V & A waterfront, stop 5 Long St & stop 8 Camps Bay

Book a helicopter tour with Hop-on Hop-off Bus

Boat cruises

Canal Cruise This cruise departs from CTICC, Harbour Bridge, City lodge and The One & Only. Hopping on and off these jetties is exciting as you learn about the Foreshore as you head towards the famous V & A Waterfront. Harbour Cruise

The harbour cruise departs from the harbours jetty close to the Two Oceans Aquarium at the V &A Waterfront and returns to the same jetty. This cruise consists of a boat trip of the V & A basins, a commentary on history and the surroundings. This is a great outdoor experience to see the attractions from the water.

Book a boat cruise with Hop-on Hop-off Bus

Hop on Hop Off Tour Packages

All packages can be bought online to skip the queue

Premium package - R280(Adult) and R200(Child 5-17) estimate Stop off at over 30 stops around Cape Town. With this offer one can see over 50 attractions in the beautiful Mother city, stretched over 2 days. Included in the price is Seal and V & A Harbour Cruise/ Canal Cruise

Sunset Tour

2 Walking Tours 1 extra day on the bus (2 days to explore) Tourist can choose to hop off at the following stops, a fee will be charged at each of the attractions.

City tour to Table Mountain

Down-Town tour through the city Constantia Valley Wine tour Peninsula tour to Kirstenbosch & Hout Bay Deluxe package - R380 (Adult) and R300 (Child 5-17) estimate Hop off at over 30 stops around Cape Town. With this offer one can see over 50 attractions in the beautiful Mother city, stretched over 3 days

Seal and V & A Harbour Cruise/ Canal Cruise (fee included) Sunset Tour (fee included) 2 Walking Tours (fee included) 1 extra day on the bus (3 days to explore) (fee included) Tourist are welcome to hop off and on at the following stops, a fee will be charged at each of the entries.

City tour to Table Mountain (fee excluded) Down-Town tour through the city Constantia Valley Wine tour (fee excluded) Peninsula tour to Kirstenbosch & Hout Bay (fees excluded) Deluxe package - R380 (Adult) and R300 (Child 5-17) estimate Hop off at over 30 stops around Cape Town. With this offer one can see over 50 attractions in the beautiful Mother city, stretched over 3 days

Seal and V & A Harbour Cruise/ Canal Cruise, fee included Sunset Tour, fee included 2 Walking Tours, fee included 1 extra day on the bus (3 days to explore), fee included Tourist are welcome to hop off and on at the following stops, a fee will be charged at each of the entries.

City tour to Table Mountain (fee excluded) Down-Town tour through the city Constantia Valley Wine tour (fee excluded) Peninsula tour to Kirstenbosch & Hout Bay (fees excluded) Blue Route Pass - R395 (Adult) and R195 (child) estimate This tour includes a Red Bus Classic Mini Peninsula tour which takes you to Kirstenbosch and Hout Bay

With this package you can choose 3 attractions from the list below:

Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens Groot Constantia-Wine Estate tour and tasting Imizamo Yethu Township Walking tour World of Birds Wildlife Sanctuary and Monkey Park Drumbeat Charters-Seal Island Cruise (Hout Bay) Circe Launches-Seal Colony Cruise (Hout Bay) Café Caprice-free cocktail at the bar (Campus Bay) Hard Rock Café-free burger and chips The Cape Wheel-priority entrance with a Blue Route Pass The springbok Experience Rugby Museum City Sightseeing Waterfront Canal Cruise Passengers can stop at Kirstenbosch and Hout Bay, a fee will be charged at each of these attractions.

Sunset Bus - R110 (Adult) and R60 (5-17 child) estimate Red Bus tour to see the Mother City and its vibrant lights from the top of Signall Hill. Departure is at the Two Oceans Aquarium at the V &A Waterfront between 5pm and 6pm

Please note: this is not a Hop off and Hop on Tour 3 Hour Sunset tour Cape Town City lights by night Other tour packages Cape Point and Penguin Day Tour - Cost R530(Adult) and R275 (2-11 child) estimate Full day guided tour to see the Penguins at Boulders Beach and beautiful Cape Floral Kingdom of Cape of Goodhope.

Entrance into Cape Point Nature Reserve Walking tour to Cape of Goodhope from Cape Point Not included: Entry to Boulders Beach to have a closer look at Cape fur Penguins and funicular cable ride car to the top of Cape point

Wine Country Day Tour and Tasting - Cost R580 (Adult) R275 (2-11 child) estimate Full day guided tour to Stellenbosch and Franshoek and also a stop at Blouberg strand .

Free wine tastings at @ wine estates Free cheese pairing Free cellar tour Stop at Bloubergstrand for a perfect picture of Table Mountain across the water A 2 Day combo - Cost R990 (Adult) and R550 (2-11 child) estimate Included:

Cape point and Winelands Combo Unlimited Attractions City Pass - Cost R1195( Adult) and R675 (4-17/child) estimate This tour is over 2,3 or 5 days, the choice is yours. Free entry to a selection pf over & 70 attractions to choose from in and around Cape Town. This includes the Deluxe tour package

Unlimited Premium Attractions City Pass - Cost R2695 (Adult) and R1894 (4-17/child)estimate This tour can be explored over 2, 3 or 5days. The unllimted pass also includes the Deluxe tour package with free entry to a selection of over & 70 attractions in and around Cape Town. It also includes 1 of the following premium experiences:

Shark cage diving Big five Safari Helicopter Tour Whale watching Cape Sidecar Adventure There is truly nowhere like the beautiful Mother City. All tours are authentic and provide a unique experience that is totally original, fun and adventurous. So why not hop on the famous Red Bus and enjoy the vibrant blue sky, ocean and atmosphere of the Cape.

All Tour Packages

Dunns’ River Falls

• Climb to the source of the falls
• Experienced tour guides
• Hand-made souvenirs from the craft market

Bob Marley, Nine Miles

• See where the legend worked
• Sign the guest book
• Buy a souvenir vinyl record

Negril Beach and Sunset

• 7 miles white sand beach
• Watch a beautiful sunset
• Enjoy a Red Stripe beer on the beach

Blue Hole / Island Gully Falls

• A hidden natural pearl
• Nature hike to reach destination
• Enjoy clear blue water-hole

Luminous Lagoon

• Naturally luminescent water
• Jamaica best natural wonder
• Night-time boating experience

Martha Brae Bamboo Rafting

• Perfect romantic experience for couples
• Enjoy art and craft souvenir shopping
• Enjoy a cold beer while rafting

Black River Safari

• See the exotic river wildlife
• Feed the crocodiles
• Helpful tour guides expand your experience

Rio Bueno River Rafting / Tubing / Boarding

• Solo white-water river tubing
• Family rafting down the river
• A fun kayaking experience

Rose Hall Great House

• Hear the legend of the White Witch
• Night tour available for the brave
• Experience 18th century plantation life

RED BUS TOURS

Glacier national park’s in-park transportation.

The scenery and wildlife in Glacier National Park provides constant amazement and inspiration, for young and old alike. A fun way to reveal the deeper significance and meanings of the park is to spend time on an interpretive tour.

The famous Red Buses serve as an ideal way to see and learn more about Glacier National Park. In fact, the vintage 1930s buses are part of the human  history and heritage of the park . As much of the park’s scenery is vertically oriented, the roll-back tops are perfect for providing full views of the stunning mountains, and the area’s signature Big Sky. The guides are seasoned park veterans, who are here because they love the park and enjoy sharing the park with visitors.

The fleet of 33 buses in Glacier is widely considered to be the oldest touring fleet of vehicles anywhere in the world, so due to the historic nature of the Red Buses, seats are not designed to the same standards as today’s buses. The red buses seat 17 people, with 4 across on bench seating. These are snug quarters with limited space. The Red Bus tours tend to sell out on a daily basis, so please don’t expect room to stretch out.

Special Notes: Each bus can accommodate a maximum of 17 passengers plus one driver. We cannot guarantee that all guests in a large group will be on the same bus. Construction delays may occur. Full tour dependent upon access to Logan Pass Visitor Center. Tours will go rain or shine and if the full tour is not available due to the Going-to-the-Sun Road closures,  alternate routes  will be provided. Beginning and ending dates are subject to change based on the seasonal opening and closing of the Going-to-the-Sun Road. For current road status updates, we recommend visiting the  National Park Services website .

Glacier Park Red Bus tours depart from both the east and west sides of the park. All tours are round trip, departing from and returning to the same location.

East side departure points include: Swiftcurrent Motor Inn, Many Glacier Hotel and Rising Sun Motor Inn (all inside the park), various spots in the town of St. Mary’s, Johnson’s (for their hotel guests only) and at the Glacier Park Lodge in East Glacier (all outside the park).

TOURS DEPARTING FROM THE EAST SIDE

West side departure points include: Apgar Visitor Center, Village Inn at Apgar and Lake McDonald Lodge (all inside the park), plus a couple spots near the west entrance to the park.

TOURS DEPARTING FROM THE WEST SIDE

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