Cape Town, South Africa Car Rental

Car rental in Cape Town, South Africa

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Pick which location is best for you from the Google map overview displayed when clicking on the second tab. Once you find the branch of your choice more detailed information can be found on our handy drop down menu. For example, you can check the opening hours and car categories available at each location. Do a price comparison to see just how affordable our rates on premium rental cars are before booking easily online or over the phone. As specific models are subject to guarantee at each individual Cape Town branch please be aware that reservations can only be guaranteed for the chosen car category.

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Take advantage of access to our extensive fleet to choose the perfect vehicle for your stay in Cape Town. Browse our array of comfortable compact cars, sedans and SUVs from leading brand manufacturers such Mercedes-Benz, Audi and BMW. Our flexible rental periods also make it easy to tailor your experience to your mobility needs. You can rent a car for a long weekend, a month or longer. Our deals on add-ons make it possible to further tailor your rental car. While booking include optional extra like an additional driver, insurance protection, a GPS or child seat.

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With a car rental in Cape Town you can explore the city and its surrounding regions at your own pace. Before you get going take note that driving is done on the left and at gas stations you must let an attendant fill up your tank. As the city is the origin of three national roads you can easily embark on excursion with your rental vehicle. From the city center you have access to the NI, which runs towards destinations in the interior, and the N2 which will link you to cities on the coast. If renting a car from our Stellenbosch branch the R44 will be your route for scenic drives to places like Gordon%u2019s Bay and further south along the coast.

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Cape Town lies at the very tip of South Africa where the waters of the Pacific and Indian Oceans meet. This magnificent city is dominated by Table Mountain and it is well worth taking a drive up to the cable station to enjoy the incredible views. See seals and sea lions basking in the sun at the waterfront as you drive the coastal road from Lagoon Beach to Camp's Bay or explore the shops and stores at the V&A Waterfront. You can drive up to Devil's Peak to see the Rhodes memorial and if you stop for a coffee at the café you might spot wildebeest or zebra on the trails below. You may like to take a look around the Castle of Good Hope, a central landmark that is the oldest building in South Africa. Be sure to visit Bo-Kaap, a lively area known for its colorful houses and vibrant street life.

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Constantia and the Cape Winelands

The Constantia Valley is home to some of the best vineyards on the Cape. Fine wines are produced from locally grown grapes and many wineries offer guided tours and tastings. Many of the tour guides have specialized knowledge of South African wines and their unique flavors and features.

Distance to Constantia

• From Cape Town International Airport: 17 miles, about 35 minutes
• From Cape Town Bellville: 21 miles, about 56 minutes
• From Cape Town Rondebosch: 7.5 miles, about 25 minutes
• From Cape Town Stellenbosch: 32 miles, about 1 hour

False Bay

Rocky cliffs, dramatic scenery and sandy beaches make False Bay a popular spot for swimmers, surfers and wildlife fans. If feeling adventurous you can dive in a shark cage at nearby Seal Island between June and October.

Distance to False Bay

• From Cape Town International Airport: 19.7 miles about 34 minutes
• From Cape Town Bellville: 26.5 miles about 1 hour minutes
• From Cape Town Rondebosch: 12 miles, about 30 minutes
• From Cape Town Stellenbosch: 28 miles, about 50 minutes

Boulders Beach

Plan an outing in your rent a car to see the penguin colony at Boulders Beach. Part of the Table Mountain National Park Marine Protected Area the famous colony of African penguins first settled here in 1983. You can find information and guides at the Visitor Centre.

Distance to Boulders Beach

• From Cape Town International Airport: 34.6 miles about 1 hour
• From Cape Town Bellville: 34 miles about 1 hour and 30 minutes
• From Cape Town Rondebosch: 20 miles, about 1 hour
• From Cape Town Stellenbosch: 37.2 miles, about 1 hour and 12 minutes

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Cape Town is not only the major economic hub of the Western Cape Province it is the second main economic center of South Africa and the third main economic center city in all of Africa. Outside the Cape Town Central Business District many corporate offices and headquarters can be found in Century City, Bellville and Claremont. Often business events are held at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) which is conveniently located close to the Victoria and Albert Waterfront

Distance to Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC)

• From Cape Town International Airport: 12 miles about 15 minutes
• From Cape Town Bellville: 14 miles about 20 minutes
• From Cape Town Rondebosch: 6.2 miles, about 16 minutes
• From Cape Town Stellenbosch: 31 miles, about 55 minutes