The City of Cape Town is launching the long awaited bus routes to Hout Bay on Saturday, 15 February 2014. The two new routes are called the 108 and the 109. The routes will link up the City Center with Hout Bay, and will therefore mean that Golden Arrow services on the route will be discontinued.
The services run from Civic Centre station in the city centre along Main Road through Green Point and Sea Point, Clifton and Camps Bay and on to Llandudno and Hout Bay. Once in Hout Bay passengers will have a choice of two services, one running via Imizamo Yethu and the other via Hangberg.
The official names are:
108 Hout Bay – Hangberg – Sea Point – Civic Centre
109 Hout Bay – Imizamo Yethu – Sea Point – Civic Centre
You will need a myconnect card to use the MyCiTi service.
You can read more details here which includes the frequency schedules.
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