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Transportation & Reach
Cape Town is the Legislative capital of South Africa. The city is also a major financial and business hub of the Nation. Cape Town is undoubtedly South Africa's biggest economic and cultural center. The city is the second most populated in South Africa. Thus the city is bound to have a good transportation network. City's transportation network is very well developed. Getting around in the city is very convenient and city is well connected by all means of transport.

Cape Town Airport:
Cape Town International Airport is the second largest airport in South Africa. The airport receives flights from numerous destinations of the world. There are daily flights between Cape Town and other major cities of South Africa.

Cape Town Railway Transportation:
Metrorail is the public rail transport operator in Cape Town. The Cape Town main railway station is situated in the city centre on the corner of Adderley Street and Strand Street. Commuter trains connect Cape Town and neighboring towns such as Stellenbosch, Strand, Paarl, Somerset West, Malmesbury and Worcester.

Local Transportation of Cape Town:
Bus: There is a network of public buses in Cape Town which are popularly known as Golden Arrow buses. Buses are the most inexpensive way of getting around in the city. The buses are available in almost every part of the city.

Minibus Taxi: Minibus taxis cover most of the Cape Town Metropolitan Area and are very cheap. They are mostly used by the local people because they ca get crowded at times. The visitors often fear travelling through minibus taxis.

Hotels & Accommodation
Cape Town is the major business and cultural center in South Africa. The city is visited by millions of visitors each year with the purpose of business or recreation. If you are looking for a hotel in the city, you can choose between a variety of options.

Hotels of Cape Town	Average Rates
5-Star	$700-500
4-Star	$500-400
2-Star	$400-200
Budget Hotels	$200 and below