Flights to Cape Town
British Airways has frequent flights to Cape Town, landing at Cape Town International Airport, 13 miles east of central Cape Town. After flights land, relax on Cape Town's sun-drenched Clifton Beach or check out Cape Town's local contemporary art at the South African National Gallery. Relive the spectacular landing with a helicopter flight over Cape Town to gaze at flat-topped Table Mountain.
Travel to/from central Cape Town
Once flights have landed in Cape Town, pick up a hire car and drive for about 20 minutes on the N2 into central Cape Town. For a stress-free journey after your flight to Cape Town, wait outside the terminal and let a Cape Town Touch Down taxi do the driving for you. For a cheaper option, share a shuttle bus into Cape Town's city centre.
Best of Cape Town
While your Cape Town flight is landing, get a peak of Cape Town's iconic Table Mountain. If you want a second look, take a cable-car trip to its summit. After long flights to Cape Town, take a refreshing surf at Muizenberg, a seaside town near Cape Town. If you just want to relax, soak up Cape Town's sun on sandy beaches at Camps Bay. Can't wait to start sightseeing in Cape Town? Head straight for Mandela's former cell on UNESCO-protected Robben Island to learn more about Cape Town's troubled past. Board return flights from Cape Town with a suitcase full of African gifts like wooden masks from Cape Town's markets and beadwork from De Waterkant. Choose fine wines from Cape Town's vine-carpeted valleys.
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