Having lived in Cape Town and now living on its doorstep for many years, my husband and I realised that we had become complacent and had never taken the kids to see the sites that this amazing City, and indeed the entire Peninsula, have to offer. Join us as we enjoy a fun filled family day out.

Join me as i experience a fantastic and cheap way to spend a day seeing the sights on your own beautiful city, in comfort on a City Sightseeing Red Bus with two levels to view from, and away from those who would bother you with the mundane day-to-day stuff.

If you look you will see all sorts of colourful and interesting things along the route, taste the various smells like the smell of the ocean or the smells emanating from restaurants along the route. Join me as i experience all this on my Red City Tour. Featuring, Table Mountain, Camps Bay and Seapoint.

For Corinna, traveling on the City Sightseeing Red Bus alone was pure bliss. She gets to stay on as long as she likes while she takes in all the information about each and every stop the red tour does, without missing a thing. Read more about how she enjoys the experience.

I have done the Red City Tour before, in 2009 when I had visitors from overseas, so when the opportunity arose for me to go alone I thought I would do something different. I was able to relax and enjoy the tripping in a way that no driver or passenger would normally get to do. Share this spectacular experience with me, as i travel the city of Cape Town.

Read this exciting poem about Aysha’s journey on the red open top bus and all the amazing stops the City Sightseeing Red Tour has to offer.

The Red City Tour has enabled me to see the whole of my city in just one day as all its stops are very conveniently placed throughout the city. Join me as I travel our beautiful city and learn so much more about Cape Town.

Inspired by the Night Time Bus Tour, we headed up Signal Hill again to view it by day! It really is a breathtaking view! We continued our ride around the Peninsula stopping off to enjoy the view at the top of Chapmans Peak. We stopped of at Monkey Valley Resort for breakfast – what a spectacular view! We continued our journey via Kommetjie, Scarborough, Milllers Point and Simonstown. I saw so many more photographic opportunities – definitely calls for another ride around the Peninsula!

Let me first say that viewing yours and my favourite city, Cape Town from a height of approximately 4.39 m and at night, is far better than being down at normal car height, and worse still, being the driver who has to pay attention to the road and traffic.

The maiden voyage of the Cape Town Night Tour gave a wonderful experience to 100 lucky people this Friday 29 October 2010. City Sightseeing launched this special Night Tour of Cape Town to add to its already running two day-time tours: the Red City Tour and the Blue Mini Peninsula Tour that offer breathtaking views of our magical city and the Peninsula. The Night Tour gives a magical experience of Cape Town with stunning sunsets.

An exclusive “HARD HAT REPORT”
by Jessica Schiller / majesstic
Excitement is in the air and billboards are being put up, road works and improvements are happening everywhere and the stadium is being built as we speak… Cape Town is getting ready for the 2010 World Cup!
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