Waterfront Myciti Bus Stop

Safe, friendly staff, clean and efficient (obviously different times of day will be dependent on traffic into town, but off peak travel is always on-time and the bus drivers have a clipboard with a strict time sheet that they adhere to 🧭) , the views are incredible!! So grateful for this route, the ticket price is cheaper than parking - so pretty convenient and affordable 🚎 🚏

The waterfront stop is closest to the Tasha’s entrance, you cross the pedestrian crossing and there is a ramp that allows for wheelchair access. The buses are also fully equipped to cater for wheelchairs, bicycles and Prams. The bus drivers are super helpful if you ask for assistance.
One thing to note about South Africans is that we are a friendly bunch, yet lately I’ve noticed that nobody else seems to greet the drivers and thank them for getting them safely to their destination, good manners just adds light to the world and little acts of kindness are what makes Cape Town such a special destination 🏝💚

It was My first time on the cape town waterfront wheel and it was an awesome experience 👏 😎 👌

Our first MyCiti bus travels in 2022 was on June 2. We used the 115, 104 and the large one from Thibault to Breakwater. Buses were very well on time, clean and not too full. Many windows were open, staff and passengers adhered to Covid-19 regulations and the ambience was pleasant, even festive. Jovial holidaymakers added a few laughs with their surgically accurate wittiness. A pleasant way of traveling indeed.

Could use protection from the afternoon sun. Once in you cook.

Super efficient and stops at all entrances and exits

Cashier made we wait until she is finish with her admin checks before she can load my card

Clean. Close to boardwalk and V&A waterfront entrance. Sufficient pedestrian crossings.

This was a great experience with way too much to tell here. Clean, on time and as advertised. Tip: spend some time thinking about where and what you want to do before you start. The routes are much longer than you think and the day flashes by. Realistically you have 2 maybe 3 stops you can attend in a day.