Table Mountain Aerial Cableway

Getting Here

Public Transport - The MyCiTi Bus

Do the right thing for the planet and your pocket. The Cableway can be reached by public transport. The MyCiTi bus route that runs from Camps Bay stops at the top of Kloof Nek Road (route number 106 and 107), (Civic Centre / Camps Bay). The bus departs from the Civic Centre in Hertzog Boulevard. There are a number of MyCiTi bus stops in the city centre.

Every passenger needs their own myconnect card loaded with money/MyCiTi points, except for children under four years old and less than one metre tall, who travel free. Cash is not accepted on the buses.

City Sightseeing's Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus

A quick and easy way to reach the Cableway is on the City Sightseeing bus. This "hop-on, hop-off" service runs every 20 minutes and stops at other major tourist attractions in Cape Town.

It’s a 90-minute round trip that starts at the Two Oceans Aquarium, passing the Clock Tower at the V&A Waterfront and the Cape Town International Convention Centre, before heading up Adderley Street, stopping at City Sightseeing’s Long Street tour office. From there the bus continues directly to the Cableway. You can also get your cable car tickets directly from their offices or bus drivers.

Classic One-day ticket Adult: R299

Classic One-day ticket Child: R185

Premier Two-day ticket: R395

Meter Taxi's

Meter taxis are available for hire across the city centre. You can book a taxi in advanced via telephone. They charge per kilometre, and this can vary from R10 to R20 per kilometre depending on the company.

Tip: you can negotiate a price with some drivers, and it is a good idea to ask for an estimate before you get in.

Uber

Uber operates in Cape Town, and anyone who has installed on the iOS or Android app can use the private-driver service to get to the Cableway. uberBlack, uberX (slightly cheaper) options are available.

Residents and visitors can also find out more about public transport in Cape Town by calling the City of Cape Town’s Transport Information Centre (TIC) 24/7, on 0800 65 64 63.

Getting here

There are a number of ways you can get to us at the Cableway.

This page has information about the City Sightseeing Bus, the MyCiTi Bus, e-hailing services and local taxi services in Cape Town. Looking for maps, directions and parking info? Click here or Visit This Blog Post.

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Quick Tips

Important info to know before you go. Got a question for us? Give us a call on (021) 424 8181, tweet us @tablemountainca, post on our Facebook wall or email us on info@tablemountain.net.

Getting around with a wheelchair - everything you need to know. Accessibility for our wheelchair-bound visitors is top of mind at the Cableway with our easy-to-use wheelchair route map, ramps, and elevators at the Lower Cable Station and paved pathways at the summit…

View wheelchair route map

The Cableway is generally quieter in the afternoon, so we encourage you to buy an afternoon ticket, which is valid from 13:00 onwards. A late afternoon ticket also means that you will most likely catch a glimpse of the sun setting over the Mother City.

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Step 1

Step 1: Take a meter taxi, City Sightseeing, MyCiTi bus or Uber to the Cableway

There are several ways of getting to us at the Table Mountain Cableway. If you’re using public transport, you’ll get dropped off at the Lower Tafelberg Road stop where you can hop on the free shuttle bus to the Lower Cable Station. If you’re using a meter taxi, Uber, or City Sightseeing Bus, you can hop off at the Upper Tafelberg Road stop.