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PENINSULA MAP Visitor Information Centres Police Station WITSAND MAMRE PELLA ATLANTIS Cape Town Tourism PENINSULA MAP Visitor Information Centres Police Station WITSAND R27 Transport Information Centre 0800 656 463 CAPE TOWN TOURISM SERVICES GENERAL TRAVEL INFORMATION: Champagne All you need to know about Cape Town P hila W d el Adam Tas e ph and travelling within the City. s i t a C Wellington o R302 a PHILADELPHIA s R304 t k KOEBERG M c RESERVATIONS: e You can do all your bookings via Cape Town Tourism a e l b m e i e R s Visitor Information Centres, online and via our Call Centre. b u an r V y n y a r J u Silwerstroom b SANPARKS BOOKINGS/SERVICES: s R304 Reservations, Activity Cards, Green e Main Beach lm a Cards & Permits at designated Visitor Information Centres. M ld DUYNEFONTEIN O R45 COMPUTICKET BOOKINGS: Book your Theatre, Events or Music Shows R312 at designated Visitor Information Centres. M19 Melkbosstrand N7 MELKBOSSTRAND R44 WEBTICKETS ONLINE BOOKINGS: Langenh Robben Island Trips, Kirstenbosch oven Concerts, Table Mountain Cable Car Trip at all Cape Town Tourism R304 PAARL M14 Visitor Information Centres. Suid Agter Paarl R302 R27 M58 CITY SIGHTSEEING HOP ON HOP OFF BUS TICKETS: Purchase your tickets Main West Coast at designated Visitor Information Centres. Otto Du Plessis l BLAAUWBERG e Lichtenberg w u e h p li Visse Adderley MYCITI BUS ROUTE SERVICE: Purchase and load your MyConnect Card rshok K N1 Big Bay BLOUBERGSTRAND at Cape Town International Airport and City Centre. Big Bay i le v West Coast M48 s on Marine m PARKLANDS Si m ROBBEN ISLAND a Wellington d ts o R302 KLAPMUTS TABLE VIEW P Ty M13 ge JOOSTENBERG Blaauwberg rbe KILLARNEY rg DURBANVILLE VLAKTE GARDENS Fairtrees L an g KRAAIFONTEIN N1 M e St John’s b Brighton Maroela a er R44 r g Old Paarl i n Tygerberg VISITOR INFORMATION e NORTHERN SUBURBS as T SONSTRAAL Va m N7 n da M5 R A P Okavango ie R304 la Durbanville b tt E e Sunset Beach ek ver e Table Bay R27 lo sdal c o k CENTRES f KENRIDGE iew R101 BOTHASIG V Frans Conradie Koeberg ain M14 Cronje Carl nt M15 PLATTEKLOOF ou M25 M MILNERTON EDGEMEAD Botfontein E TYGER VALLEY Old Paarl Bosmansdam d ill B g M16 B ezu SCOTTSDENE e id Old Oak Brackenfell M23 CAPE TOWN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT KIRSTENBOSCH m e M8 ea n d Hendrik Verwoerd h Giel Basson o BRACKENFELL u Milnerton Lagoon Durban t CANAL Mike Pienaar Kruis Ground floor at Arrivals Rhodes Drive, N1 Cecil Morgan Mouille Point M5 WALK McIntyre Raglan Granger Bay M25 Lincoln Old Paarl Newlands Ratanga GREEN POINT ACACIA Frans Conradie BELLVILLE e Marine e l R304 t PARK GOODWOOD l Vasco y g CITY SIGHTSEEING TRAVEL DEPOT R102 Strand e lar o Three Anchor Bay WATERFRONT Jan Van Riebeeck B tte o N1 Bo h h M7 Milton a ls c L e a CAPE TOWN Jakes Gerwel M23 Corner Long and Shortmarket Streets CANAL WALK Be PAARDEN PAROW H STADIUM Voortrekker M12 KAYAMANDI SEA POINT Main EILAND R102 Halt Kasselsvlei Van Riebeeck Entrance 6, Canal Walk De La Rey VoortrekkerMAITLAND Francie van ZijlRAVENSMEAD High Level Peter Barlow SALT RIVER Valhalla SOMERSET WEST Shopping Centre Albert MorningM16 Side M16 Bantry Bay Berkley Long Helen Suzman Forest Merriman Southey’s Vines, 186 Main Road V ELSIESRIVIER M10 CLIFTON ic M17 Radnor Philip Kgosana to OBSERVATORY EPPING Owen J CITY CENTRE ri 35th Ave KUILS RIVER STELLENBOSCH o CITY CENTRE Bantry Bay a LANGA INDUSTRIA Kuils River Freeway n Clifton 4th Beach Kloof Nek k M52 Erica e r RHODES R102 as s Jakkalsvlei am T h MEMORIAL MODDERDAM Ad o V&A WATERFRONT Corner of Burg and CAMPS BAY BONTEHEUWEL e k Liesbeek Jan Smuts R300 Polkadr N2 Bhunga Bonteheuwel Robert Sobukwe a M62 BISHOP LAVIS Polkadraai ai CABLE WAY MOWBRAY n ATHLONE i M12 e M12 Dock Road (alongside Ferryman’s Pub) Castle Streets TABLE MOUNTAIN M3 Robert Sobukwe t STADIUM CAPE TOWN n Silwerstroom Klipfontein o M5 M22 f INTERNATIONAL s Camps Bay Beach n AIRPORT e RONDEBOSCH ATHLONE i Van Riebeeck TABLE o BELGRAVIA Delft Main o TABLE MOUNTAIN CABLEWAY SIMON’S TOWN BAKOVEN MOUNTAIN N Kromboom Klipfontein Thornton RYLANDS NATIONAL Gerwel Jakes Union Quarry NEWLANDS Duinefontein Borcherds Buttskop Koeël Bay PARK s Lower Cableway Station, 111 St Georges Street de M4 CLAREMONT DELFT Hin o Belgravia dle h Jan Smuts GUGULETU Strand R Main Imam Haron M54 R310 Tafelberg Road ATLANTIC SEABOARDVictoria KIRSTENBOSCH Chichester JAMESTOWN M24 Turf Hall BLUE DOWNS Ha NYANGA KENILWORTH n HANOVER Oude Kraal o v CROSSROADS e PARK Govan Mbeki MFULENI Eersriv LANSDOWNE r Rosmead Old Strandfontein New Eisleben P Govan Mbeki M36 a Wetton M9 Stock r k M6 WYNBERG Forest R44 Llandudno Beach N2 M63 Gabriel Old Faure Bobs Victoria C Ottery PHILIPPI LLANDUDNO on Ottery M7 A.Z. Berman M49 EERSTERIVIER s Swartklip ta SOUTHERN SUBURBS Bonga Hout Bay nti M49 Stratford a M Weltevreden R300 a Mew l Sandy Bay in el w RAITHBY CONSTANTIA VictoriaPLUMSTEAD Govan Mbeki o Kendal J Highlands P KNOLE PARK a Pama n k e LOTUS RIVER Lwandle d e M36 a 7 SAFETY TIPS s B DIEP RIVER G O Klip e Morgenster CAPE FLATS ld Ladies Mile r Duiker Point BERGVLIET w MITCHELLS Ma GRASSY e in M5 l Merrydale HOUT BAY Spaanschemat River PARK PLAIN HELDERBERG Firgrove A.Z. Berman M45 M9 Eisleben NATURE M3 Main M7 M42 5th Ave M17 Macassar RESERVE PREPARE: M49 NtlazaneKHAYELITSHA Steynsrust 1 Research the area and be ready for The Sentinel Orpen RONDEVLEI Wespoort Swartklip R44 Irene Ave Hillcrest Retreat BIRD Spine SteveM Biko Walter Sisulu MACASSAR TOKAI ey a SANCTUARY W h t weather changes. k Tokai Concert ay Main Old Stellenbosch a STRANDFONTEIN e TABLE MOUNTAIN TAFELSIG p R310 M9 e S Koeël Bay P M4 t M NATIONAL PARK RETREAT ra r N2 Helderberg College Duiker Island ’s n a Parel Vallei n df M32 R310 c Reservoir a (SILVERMINE) s Military o O m n t Spine PEOPLE: p e ll rd 2 Hike with a group or a guide and let Die Josie a LAVENDER HILL in e L sfo h ZANDVLEI en Pow ouren C Steenberg Bad BIRD ZEEKOEVLEI Mnandi Beach someone know. SANCTUARY PrinceGeorge Macassar Beach SOMERSET WEST Victoria Gordon Chapman’s Point Strandfontein Beach Broadway CHAPMAN’S PEAK LAKESIDE M M64 a ell R310 Strandfontein in n Pow M6 Bade Pavilion 3 PATH: s Stick to the path and take a map. N o Weg TABLE e o y MUIZENBERG e Beach R44 r NOORDHOEK s MOUNTAIN o HELDERBERG d p B h a a o NATIONAL PARK K Main e SIR LOWRY’S u k (SILVERMINE) S O ir PHONE: Noordhoek Beach Lo PASS 4 Save emergency numbers and make sure your M wry’ ai s Pass n ST JAMES phone is charged. M4 George STRAND CLOVELLY KALK BAY SUNNYDALE Seal Island Ko Long Beach M6 m Broadlands PROTECT: Be vigilant at ATM’s and in crowds, don’t me 5 M65 SUN tjie FISH HOEK VALLEY Faure Marine KOMMETJIE Komm Harmony Beach s carry large sums of cash or display valuables. etjie Fish Hoek Beach as G P len ’s cairn E ry OCEAN VIEW x ow p pr Sunny Cove r L o e Si k ss SOETWATER g w N2 n DA GAMA ay GORDON’S BAY PLANET EARTH: a 6 Don’t come close, feed or touch l S PARK the Seals, Rock Hyrax (“Dassies”), Penguins or Baboons. GLENCAIRN Bikini Beach M65 Shelley Beach Faure Marine False Bay Steenbras Pass Main Main Simon’s Bay 7 PHOTOCOPIES: Keep copies of all your valuable STEENBRAS DAM Witsand Bay l Long Beach il H documents in a safe place. MISTY CLIFFS d e Romans Point R SIMON’S TOWN SCARBOROUGH M66 Seaforth Beach N Boulders Beach Schuster’s Bay Main Steenbras Mond M4 R44 PENINSULA MURDOCK VALLEY M Atlantic a in EMERGENCY NUMBERS Ocean Miller’s Point Koeëlbaai Die Mond Koeël Bay The Fishery M65 Emergencies from a mobile: 112 Plateau Sparks Bay Partridge Point Emergencies from a landline: 107 Olifantbos Bay TABLE MOUNTAIN SMITSWINKEL BAY NATIONAL PARK South African Police Service: 10111 CAPE OF GOOD HOPE Medical & Fire Emergencies: 021 535 1100 Batsata Rock Mast Bay Table Mountain NP Emergencies: 021 480 7700 Venus Pool Sea & Mountain Rescue: 021 948 9900 Cape Point The Cauldron National Sea Rescue Institute: 082 911 Hoek van Bobbejaan Bordjiesdrif Oompies Cave Baboon Monitors: 071 588 6540 Buffels Bay Shark Spotters: 078 174 4244 Muishond Bay Ambulance: 10177 Trappies Cave Platboom Bay Plumpudding Rock www.capetown.travel capetown.travel Maclear Beach CAPE POINT Dias Beach +27 (0)861 322 223 [8am – 9pm] @lovecapetown [email protected] @lovecapetown.
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