Via Coach Bus
- Companies: Greyhound, Intercape
- Duration: Approximately 5 hours
- Distance: 250 km
- Costs: Between €20 and €30 [ticket price]
- Roads/Routes: N18 and N1
Pro Tip: Book your bus ticket in advance during peak travel seasons, and consider traveling on weekdays for a quieter journey.
This route provides a comfortable and scenic view of the South African countryside. The buses offer amenities such as Wi-Fi and refreshments, making the journey pleasant.
Via Car
- Companies: Rental agencies like Avis, Hertz, Europcar
- Duration: Approximately 3.5 hours
- Distance: 250 km
- Costs: Approximately €40-€60 [rental fee for one day excluding fuel costs]
- Roads/Routes: N18 and N1
Pro Tip: Check for tolls along the N1 route beforehand, and consider using a GPS navigation app for real-time updates on traffic conditions.
Driving allows for greater flexibility to stop at various attractions along the way, giving a chance to discover local spots or roadside markets.
Via Train
- Companies: Metrorail (limited to certain commuter routes)
- Duration: Approximately 6 hours
- Distance: 250 km
- Costs: Approximately €15 [ticket price]
- Roads/Routes: Not applicable
Pro Tip: Arrive at the station early and check for any schedule changes, as train services may vary.
Taking the train can be an adventurous way to experience local culture while also providing a more relaxed travel environment.