Explore the Vibrant V&A Waterfront

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving to the V&A Waterfront, you'll want to head towards the Cape Town city center. From any direction in the Cape Peninsula, take the M3 highway towards Cape Town. Once you reach the city, follow the signs for the N1 and then take the exit for the M62 (Buitengracht Street) towards the Waterfront. Continue straight until you see signs for the V&A Waterfront. There are multiple parking facilities available at the Waterfront, which may incur a parking fee ranging from R10 to R30 per hour, depending on the facility.

• Public Transport - MyCiTi Bus

  For those using public transport, the MyCiTi bus service is a convenient option. You can catch the MyCiTi bus from various locations in the Cape Peninsula. If you are coming from Hout Bay, catch the bus to the Civic Centre in Cape Town. From there, transfer to the MyCiTi bus route A01 towards the V&A Waterfront. The fare ranges from R12 to R20 depending on your starting point, and buses run regularly throughout the day.

• Public Transport - Taxi/Minibus

  Alternatively, you can take a taxi or minibus taxi service. If you're in a popular area like Camps Bay or Simon’s Town, you can find taxis that will take you directly to the V&A Waterfront. Make sure to negotiate the fare before starting your journey. Fares can vary widely, but expect to pay around R100 to R200 depending on your starting point.

• Walking

  If you're staying nearby, the V&A Waterfront is easily accessible by foot. The area is pedestrian-friendly with ample signage. Just follow the waterfront promenade, and enjoy the scenic views as you walk towards the destination.