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We took a snapshot of the cheapest Kulula flights (one-way) for each day in the month of August 2013.

Kulula August 2013 Flights

(these airfares are now part of history - navigate to our August Kulula flights page to check out the latest airfares)

This is not an offer nor is it an invitation to book any Kulula flights, we are merely sharing airfares that were sourced last night, which will change over time and may have already changed. Check current airfares at Kulula.

Kulula plane at Lanseria Airport

sun	mon	tue	wed	thu	fri	sat	sun	mon	tue	wed	thu	fri	sat
Kulula one-way flights Joburg ORT to Cape Town							Kulula one-way flights Cape Town to Joburg ORT
				1 R817	2 R817	3 R817					1 R817	2 R817	3 R817
4 R817	5 R817	6 R817	7 R817	8 R1216	9 R1102	10 R817	4 R1045	5 R817	6 R817	7 R817	8 R817	9 R817	10 R817
11 R817	12 R817	13 R817	14 R817	15 R817	16 R817	17 R817	11 R1456	12 R1102	13 R817	14 R817	15 R817	16 R817	17 R817
18 R817	19 R817	20 R817	21 R817	22 R817	23 R874	24 R817	18 R1102	19 R817	20 R817	21 R817	22 R817	23 R817	24 R874
25 R817	26 R817	27 R817	28 R817	29 R817	30 R817	31 R817	25 R817	26 R817	27 R1102	28 R874	29 R817	30 R817	31 R817

Kulula one-way flights Lanseria to Cape Town							Kulula one-way flights Cape Town to Lanseria
sun	mon	tue	wed	thu	fri	sat	sun	mon	tue	wed	thu	fri	sat
				1 R730	2 R730	3 R730					1 R817	2 R817	3 R817
4 R730	5 R730	6 R730	7 R730	8 R1061	9 R958	10 R730	4 R817	5 R817	6 R817	7 R817	8 R817	9 R817	10 R817
11 R730	12 R730	13 R730	14 R730	15 R730	16 R730	17 R730	11 R1148	12 R1102	13 R817	14 R817	15 R817	16 R817	17 R817
18 R730	19 R730	20 R730	21 R730	22 R730	23 R730	24 R730	18 R817	19 R817	20 R817	21 R817	22 R817	23 R817	24 R817
25 R730	26 R730	27 R730	28 R730	29 R730	30 R730	31 R730	25 R817	26 R817	27 R1045	28 R851	29 R1045	30 R817	31 R817

Kulula one-way flights Joburg ORT to Durban							Kulula one-way flights Durban to Joburg ORT
sun	mon	tue	wed	thu	fri	sat	sun	mon	tue	wed	thu	fri	sat
				1 R646	2 R646	3 R646					1 R601	2 R601	3 R646
4 R601	5 R646	6 R646	7 R646	8 R874	9 R601	10 R646	4 R601	5 R646	6 R646	7 R646	8 R601	9 R601	10 R646
11 R601	12 R646	13 R646	14 R646	15 R646	16 R646	17 R646	11 R874	12 R646	13 R646	14 R646	15 R646	16 R601	17 R646
18 R601	19 R646	20 R646	21 R646	22 R646	23 R646	24 R646	18 R601	19 R646	20 R646	21 R646	22 R646	23 R646	24 R646
25 R601	26 R646	27 R646	28 R646	29 R601	30 R646	31 R646	25 R601	26 R646	27 R646	28 R646	29 R601	30 R601	31 R646

Kulula one-way flights Lanseria to Durban							Kulula one-way flights Durban to Lanseria
sun	mon	tue	wed	thu	fri	sat	sun	mon	tue	wed	thu	fri	sat
				1 R593	2 R616	3 R593					1 R680	2 R680	3 R680
4 R593	5 R593	6 R593	7 R593	8 R753	9 R719	10 R593	4 R680	5 R680	6 R680	7 R680	8 R680	9 R680	10 R680
11 R593	12 R593	13 R593	14 R593	15 R593	16 R616	17 R593	11 R806	12 R806	13 R680	14 R680	15 R680	16 R680	17 R680
18 R593	19 R593	20 R593	21 R593	22 R593	23 R616	24 R593	18 R680	19 R680	20 R680	21 R680	22 R680	23 R680	24 R680
25 R593	26 R593	27 R593	28 R593	29 R593	30 R616	31 R593	25 R680	26 R680	27 R680	28 R680	29 R680	30 R680	31 R680

Kulula one-way flights O.R Tambo JNB to George							Kulula one-way flights George to O.R Tambo JNB
sun	mon	tue	wed	thu	fri	sat	sun	mon	tue	wed	thu	fri	sat
				1 R977	2 R931	3 R851					1 R844	2 R844	3 R844
4 R851	5 R851	6 R851	7 R851	8 R1718	9 R1079	10 R851	4 R1027	5 R844	6 R844	7 R844	8 R844	9 R924	10 R1072
11 R851	12 R851	13 R851	14 R851	15 R1136	16 R1079	17 R851	11 R2030	12 R1072	13 R844	14 R844	15 R844	16 R844	17 R844
18 R851	19 R851	20 R851	21 R851	22 R931	23 R977	24 R77	18 R1312	19 R844	20 R844	21 R844	22 R844	23 R844	24 R844
25 R851	26 R851	27 R851	28 R851	29 R1034	30 R1034	31 R931	25 R1027	26 R844	27 R844	28 R844	29 R844	30 R844	31 R844

Kulula one-way flights Cape Town to Durban							Kulula one-way flights Durban to Cape Town
sun	mon	tue	wed	thu	fri	sat	sun	mon	tue	wed	thu	fri	sat
				1 R897	2 R897	3 R1125					1 R1250	2 R897	3 R1068
4 R897	5 R1171	6 R692	7 R1171	8 R1444	9 R1444	10 R1068	4 R977	5 R977	6 R692	7 R1250	8 R1532	9 R1250	10 R1250
11 R1444	12 R1444	13 R692	14 R977	15 R1022	16 R1444	17 R977	11 R1486	12 R1171	13 R977	14 R1125	15 R1171	16 R1418	17 R1022
18 R1171	19 R977	20 R692	21 R692	22 R977	23 R977	24 R977	18 R1125	19 R977	20 R692	21 R692	22 R1125	23 R977	24 R977
25 R977	26 R977	27 R692	28 R692	29 R977	30 R977	31 R977	25 R977	26 R977	27 R692	28 R692	29 R1022	30 R977	31 R977

Kulula one-way flights JNB to East london							Kulula one-way flights East London to JNB
sun	mon	tue	wed	thu	fri	sat	sun	mon	tue	wed	thu	fri	sat
				1 R783	2 R783	3 R783					1 R776	2 R776	3 R776
4 R783	5 R783	6 R783	7 R1091	8 R1182	9 R1091	10 R783	4 R776	5 R776	6 R776	7 R776	8 R776	9 R776	10 R776
11 R783	12 R783	13 R783	14 R783	15 R783	16 R783	17 R783	11 R1175	12 R776	13 R776	14 R776	15 R776	16 R776	17 R776
18 R783	19 R783	20 R783	21 R783	22 R783	23 R783	24 R783	18 R776	19 R776	20 R776	21 R776	22 R776	23 R776	24 R776
25 R783	26 R783	27 R783	28 R783	29 R783	30 R783	31 R783	25 R776	26 R776	27 R776	28 R776	29 R776	30 R776	31 R776

It doesn't get much cheaper than this - from R399* for 2 people spending a night at the Kings in Cape Hotel.

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8. Botswana

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Africa, especially South Africa has always been my all – time favourite travel destination. After taking a lot of more than questionable buses from Eldoret in Kenya to Dar- es- Salaam in Tanzania, I was more than exited to enter the TAZARA train and begin my first overland journey on a train in Africa. The day before the train departed I went to the TAZARA ticket counter, going for the cheapest ticket to get to Zambia. At that time my Kiswahili was very good and the lady told me, that no Mzungu (white man/woman) ever buys a second or third class ticket for the Tazara and the only ticket available for me would be the first class ticket in a sleeper cart because the journey will take more or less 25 hours. I was a little offended by the lady’s opinion that a Mzungu just does not have what it takes to travel anything other than first class in an African train, but she actually refused to sell me a cheaper ticket and told me that I would thank her one day and – oh boy, did I thank her.
Unaware of the existence of a first class lounge I waited in the station hall for the departure which was, of course delayed. I chatted to a lot of Mamas who asked me where I am from and where I am going and where my husband was to take care of me. I had a lot of fun talking to them and politely declined a few offers to marry their sons and I was sad thinking about that I most surely won’t meet up with them again in the first class. The train rolled in and I wondered where all these other Wazungus, that showed up in the first class section have been hiding during the two hour waiting period. That was when I learned about the first class lounge and I was more than happy to have never known about it… I entered the train and I shared my sleeping cart that sleeps 4 with another girl from Denmark and a Swedish girl. The train looked like no one ever maintained the interior or changed anything since the early seventies. Two bunk beds were attached to each wall of the cart and in front of the window was a table that sit two people. I liked it and was stoked when the wheels finally started to turn. The scenery was just amazing. Grassy hills, small villages in the middle of nowhere slightly stroked by the African sun. I could not get enough of the scenery. After dinner, I chatted a little with my cart mates and we went to bed at about 10:30 pm. It is not an exactly soft ride so falling asleep was one of the hardest missions ever for me. I finally dozed off into a very light sleep when we suddenly hit something big, because I was shaken off my bunk and really scared that the train broke down in the middle of nowhere.

train river
We were somewhere halfway through Tanzania and word finally started to spread, while the train came to a full stop, that we hit a baby elephant. I had a very hard time to believe that but was convinced a few seconds later when I saw and heard mama elephant bumping the train in fury, she really went for it and I heard people scream. The train started rolling again and then eventually my cart which was almost at the back of the train passed the furious mum trying to get her still breathing baby to stand up again and my heart was surely sore to see that, because no one of course had a gun to put this poor elephant baby out of his misery. After that incident we were all awake and shocked by the events that just happened. We kept rolling and rolling and after watching the endless stretches of savannah and hills for an entire morning and afternoon, I was about to get a little bored. There wasn’t actually enough time to get into the bored mood because TAZARA sure knows how to keep your trip exciting, and my daydreams got interrupted by a very high pitched noise and a lot of bad smelling steam that came through the window and a rattling sound that I was not only able to hear but physically felt the force. The cart behind ours, the last one, got derailed. Well first our little elephant experience the night before and now we were again stuck in the middle of nowhere not too far from the Zambian border, but still the middle of nowhere. It was about 4 o’clock in the afternoon and I knew there was just no way to get this cart back on the rails again, so I wondered what was going to happen now. After some time, nothing was happening and me and some others got off the train. Not only was I able to see what a derailed cart looks like but I also saw the huge bumps that mama elephant left at some of the other wagons. Well there we were, and as I mentioned earlier, there was no sign of civilisation around, and yet spectators appeared at the site. After more or less two hours there were hundreds of people that appeared from literally nowhere to see for themselves what was going on with this train.

African crowd gathers

I joked around with the kids who weren’t that fluent in Kiswahili, so communication became harder. It started to get dark and it did not seem like anyone came up with a suitable solution to our little problem. The train staff told us to go back into the train and to shut the doors and windows to avoid muggings by the endless stream of people that was present now. Later that night, they finally decided what to do and went for the most African solution possible. They just left the last cart derailed and moved on. I don’t need to mention that the Tazara rails are mostly one way rails and that they will face the same problem on their way back in 3 days when they bump into the derailed cart. We finally passed the border to Zambia and after going through some visa price bargaining, everyone was issued with a Zambian visitor’s visa and we were able to move on. The rest of the journey went smoothly and at noon the next day after more than 50 hours of being on the train, we did reach our final destination near Lusaka. My feelings were mixed but I was relieved to get off the train and process the most African experience of my life". Daniela

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Kulula August 2013 Flights

Kulula one-way flights Joburg ORT to Cape Town

Kulula one-way flights Cape Town to Joburg ORT

Kulula one-way flights Lanseria to Cape Town

Kulula one-way flights Cape Town to Lanseria

Kulula one-way flights Joburg ORT to Durban

Kulula one-way flights Durban to Joburg ORT

Kulula one-way flights Lanseria to Durban

Kulula one-way flights Durban to Lanseria

Kulula one-way flights O.R Tambo JNB to George

Kulula one-way flights George to O.R Tambo JNB

Kulula one-way flights Cape Town to Durban

Kulula one-way flights Durban to Cape Town

Kulula one-way flights JNB to East london

Kulula one-way flights East London to JNB