Cape Town Airport Shuttles

Citi Shuttles will transfer you from Cape Town Airport to any destination in the Western Cape. Friendly and Professional staff will assist you with your luggage and our drivers are all in uniform for easy identification.
We will meet you at Cape Town Airport with a printed name board and if it is your first time in Cape Town our drivers will brief you on all the touristy stuff to do in Cape Town.

Cape Town Shuttle service's operate 24 hours and you can make online or telephone bookings.

Feel free to visit our website: www.shuttleservicetocapetownairport.com or you can inquire information via email.

info@citishuttles.co.za
www.citishuttles.co.za
021 559 5467
082 707 1135
021 820 3887 a/h

Two Oceans Whale Festival - Hermanus

The TWO OCEANS Hermanus Whale Festival celebrating its 20th year as the only enviro-arts festival in South Africa, “puts the creatures of the deep on stage and under the spotlight alongside top performers and musicians from 30 September to 4 October”

Hermanus, known as the best land-based whale watching destination in the world, plays host to thousands of visitors (2010 we welcomed 130 000 visitors) who flock to the seaside resort to exhilarate in the unique natural environment, watch the whales and revel in music, and African rhythms during the festival

The Whales are always the star performers at the festival and will be joined on land by great food, quality crafters, sport events, kids entertainment and thousands of people celebrating Spring in the most beautiful place on earth – Hermanus

Our Evening Music line-up in the TWO OCEANS MARQUEE on Market Square is PRIME CIRCLE on Friday 30 September and Dr Victor and the Rasta Rebels on the Saturday 1 October. Tickets will shortly be available through Computicket.

The Hemel en Aarde Forest Theater presents Chris Chameleon on Saturday 1 October.

The 2010 Festival spread its wings to include ten venues around Hermanus and we plan to further extend this in 2011 to include Mount Pleasant, Zwelihle and Gateway Shopping Centre amongst others. We are pleased to introduce the Checkers Living Table to the 2011 festival, who will provide a FIFTY meter marquee offering visitors the opportunity to meet Nataniel and Jenny Morris amongst others who will be doing cooking demonstrations, hosting the living table while visitors enjoy some snacks and a glass of wine. Seating will be provided for 150 people and will take place on the hour from 10:30 on each festival day. Our Market Square crafts, food and entertainment will remain and will include the Marine Big 5 Conservation Expo hosted by Dyer Island Conservation Trust and the Whales & Wheels car show will take place on Saturday 1 October. New additions include “Save the Rhino” marquee which will be launched at the festival and will include 30 local crafters creating Rhino art, as well as Gateway Shopping Centre going Green. The sports strand will take place throughout the festival and will include MTB races, half marathons, and an Old Harbour plunge. The focus on our beautiful Southern Right whales will continue to be seen in Walker Bay all day long. The variety of events planned will keep the whole family entertained throughout the festival which includes a street parade on Saturday 1 October.

The full programme of events is available at: http://www.whalefestival.co.za/
Enquires: 028 313 0928 or email: festival@hermanus.co.za

Julio Iglesias in Cape Town - Grand Arena!

Garnering more than 2,600 Platinum and Gold certifications and selling over 350 million records around the world, the renowned singer Julio Iglesias has performed with everyone from Frank Sinatra to Willie Nelson. Julio is the first and only performer to receive one of the most stunning achievements in musical history - the Diamond Record Award by the Guinness Book of World Records - for selling more records in more languages than any other musical artist in history. With each new release, Julio Iglesias managed to top his previous successes and, along the way, become one of the brightest and most recognizable stars in the world of popular music.

Venue: Grand Arena, Grand West - Cape Town, Western Cape
Date: Tue 8 Nov 2011 8:00 pm
Ticket price: R374 - R679
Cape Town Shuttle Service: Citi Shuttles 021 559 5467 / 082 707 1135

Say NO to Traffic Violations!

We call on all Capetonians to obey and respect traffic signs.
Although Cape Town citizens are known for their friendly and relaxed personality’s it is amazing to see how many ignorant drivers there are on the roads of Cape Town.

After a study in Bothasig, Richwood and Plattekloof an average of 8/10 people ignore stop signs. Traffic lights on the corner of De Villiers and Wellington Road in Durbanville and the corner of Koeberg and Race Court Road are also problem areas that need to be attended to. These set’s of Traffic Lights changes every 3 to 4 minutes and drivers do get impatient and take mater into their own hands.

Another matter that needs urgent attention is the two sets of traffic lights on the off ramp from the N7 and Bosmansdam Road facing South. The timing and short shift of these traffic lights is way out of sequence and thus leading to major traffic build up in the mornings and afternoon. Busses and trucks use this route out of Montaque Gardens and on the red light they will squeeze in on the bend giving no change for the road users facing south to get on to Bosmansdam.

It also amazes one how well the pedestrian walk ways (Zebra Crossing’s) works in the Waterfront, but nowhere else in Cape Town. It just seems that people don’t care, unless it’s been controlled.

It also concern one that there is confusion on round-abouts (Traffic Circle’s).
You can test your skills, get tips and check your vehicle controls at: http://www.trafficsigns.co.za/