
R402 Durban to Cape Town |
17 Jul 2009 flights |
This week's best flight price is R402 for a one way flight from Durban to Cape Town (obviously this price will change as soon as somebody has booked it):
Flight route |
Flight Date |
Book at |
Cost |
Durban to Cape Town (one-way) |
30 Jul 2009 |
R402 (incl. tax) |
In our regular Friday night flight survey (when it's more convenient to fly, but prices are more expensive than during the week), Mango Airlines is cheapest. BA (British Airways) & SAA (South African Airways), whilst not cheapest, are the cheapest they've been since 7 Jun 2008 (unusually, SAA is cheaper than Kulula).
Flights from Johannesburg to Durban * |
Bus or train from Joburg to Durban |
||
Mango Airlines economy class |
589 |
SA Roadlink bus coach |
125**** |
1time economy class |
620 |
Shosholoza Meyl economy class |
140 |
Mango Flex |
662 |
Intercape bus coach |
150 |
SAA South African Airways economy class |
688** |
City to City bus coach |
170 |
Kulula economy class |
732 |
Citiliner bus coach |
180 |
Mango Plus |
822 |
Translux bus coach |
210*** |
BA British Airways economy class |
1156** |
Greyhound bus coach |
250*** |
SAA business class / premium class |
1623 |
Premier Classe train |
870 |
BA business class / club class |
1981 |
Baz Bus (hop on - hop off) |
1250 |
* one-way flights from Johannesburg for Durban between 1729 & 2036 on Friday the 17th Jul 2009
** BA & SAA's lowest economy class flight prices since our 7 Jun 2008 DUR-JNB survey
*** most expensive bus/coach price from Johannesburg-Durban we've ever recorded for Translux/Greyhound
**** cheapest SA Roadlink bus/coach trip from Johannesburg to Durban since 30 Aug 2008.
Notching up country number 49 (South Africa) and 50 (Namibia), this adventurous 20-something Yankie (who resides in London) took some pretty clickies along the way (thanks for sharing). Her and her man caught a 12-hour flight from London to Cape Town, a 2-hour flight from Cape Town to Windhoek Namibia (what a pain that Air Namibia London-Windhoek flights have been suspended) and then rented a Toyota 4-wheel drive with which they ventured into Namibia's Etosha National Park, where they stayed at Onguma (on the eastern edge). Her photos are evidence of the ton of wildlife they saw on their guided game drives - from the feared black mamba snakes to the king of the junmgle - lions ("We woke up at 4am each day to the sound of mating lions").
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