Cape Town Airport Shared Arrival Transfer

Cape Town Airport Shared Departure Transfer
Travel from your Cape Town hotel to Cape Town International Airport and arrive ready and relaxed, in plenty of time for your flight. This is a great way to make sure you arrive on time, every time. Book this transfer service online before you travel, and leave your worries behind!

Aquila Game Reserve Wildlife Safari

Table Mountain and Cape Town Tour
Enjoy great views of Cape Town when you travel by cable car to the top of the infamous Table Mountain. Descend to visit the Malay Quarter and city center before continuing to the Company Gardens and the Castle of Good Hope. Stop in Milnerton for a shot of Table Mountain, before visiting the Diamond Works.

Scuba Dive or Snorkel with Great White Sharks
Join this tour for the underwater experience of a lifetime as you scuba dive or snorkel with the Great White Sharks of South Africa! Take the opportunity during your stay in Cape Town to travel to the channels around Dyer Island and get up close and personal with the animal on top of the ocean's food chain.

South African Airways is lengthening its worldwide reach with the expansion of their networks in Europe, North America, South America and Africa. They will be adding exciting new destinations to each of these continents, taking advantage of their Star Alliance partners ‘hubs’ throughout the world.

“South Africa Airways will launch a third destination into North America next year,” said Australia and New Zealand regional manager Thevan Krishna. “After terminating service to Atlanta in June 2006, the airline will begin four flights per week between Johannesburg and Chicago from May 8, 2007. Chicago is the largest hub of our Star Alliance partner United Airlines and will offer seamless connections to 91 destinations in North America on our Star partners.”

The South African carrier will be also launching flights to Buenos Aires in July 2007 with three flights per week. “These flights will offer good connections to 7 countries in South America, including Chile, Uruguay and Peru and will complement our current operations to Sao Paulo, as part of South African Airways’ dual gateway into South America,” continued Krishna. “South African Airways customers may soon be able to fly to a third South American destination, Rio de Janeiro, which the airline is currently looking at entering.”

The expansion continues in Europe with the launch of Munich as its fifth destination. Using Star Alliance partner Lufthansa’s Munich hub, it will be offering seamless connections to 63 destinations in Europe including 17 in Italy. This is going to allow South African Airways to tap into new business and tourist markets.

South African Airways will also be adding Libreville, Gabon to its African repertoire in April 2007. With three flights per week, Gabon will be a great addition to the 20-plus destinations that South Africa Airways has in their own continent.

“This is the most comprehensive overhaul of our network operations since we began flying more than 70 years ago and I am confident that with all the improvements we will continue our role as Africa’s leading airline.” As Krishna finished: “In Africa, South African Airways continues to ‘Bring the World to Africa and Take Africa to the World.’”