Public transport buses and coaches South Africa

MyCiti provides a direct connection from the airport to the city centre. There are several routes: L102 to District Six, Woodstock, L106 and L107 to Civic Center - Garden's - Camp's Bay. There are two lines connecting the Civic Center and the entire City Bowl, L108 and 109 Civic Center Sea Point - Hout Bay, L105 Civic Center - Sea Point, L104 Civic Center - Waterfront - Gree Point - Sea Point. Please note: you have to buy a card in the Shoprite or Pick n Pay shops and put credit on it to be able to get on the bus.

The Metrobus of Johannesburg is the city's public transport system. Don't expect the French-style city bus service! Schedules are not always respected and cleanliness often leaves something to be desired, but at least it's really very cheap! Stops in front of Rosebank mall, Cresta or Ghandi square. Be sure to ask the driver for the direction of the bus before taking the road! To avoid, perhaps, if you have an appointment to keep or if you have a plane to catch.

This safe, easy, cheap and fast bus network takes us to many parts of Jo'Burg, including Soweto. Some lines:

Line T1: Thokoza Park to Ellis Park > Soweto (Orlando Police Station, Diepkloof, Soccer City, via the Carlon Center (Top of Africa), Fashion Square, Johannesburg Art Gallery, the Old Synagogue and the stadium at Ellis Island for rugby.

Line T2: Tholoza Park to Braamfontein via the highway>

same route to Soccer City, then at the end of the line Park Station, Jo'burg Theatre and Constitution Hill to Braamfontein.