Attraction Tickets in Western Cape

Have an educational Cape Town experience with a difference by visiting the Heart of Cape Town Museum. The museum is dedicated to the world's first successful heart transplant, which took place in Cape Town in 1967. By booking in advance, you can skip the ticket line and arrange to be picked up from around Cape Town CBD.

World of Birds, in Cape Town, is Africa's largest bird sanctuary, home to more than 3,000 birds of more than 400 different species, from eagles to flamingos. Also home to squirrel monkeys and reptiles, it draws many visitors daily, but you can ensure entry (and skip the ticket line) by pre-booking your admission ticket.

We will be in Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden. It is the largest botanical garden in South Africa with over 7,000 species of flora, including 6,000 species of trees and plants.It is a wonderful place to spend a hot summer day.

Discover the best sights of Cape Town from the sky by going for a ride on the Cape Wheel. You won't waste a moment waiting in long visitor lines as a skip-the-line admission ticket is provided. Once you get in your cabin, it's comfortable, air-conditioned, safe, and fully enclosed, so you won't have to worry if you're traveling with children. Access incredible views of Table Mountain, Robben Islands, and Cape Town city highlights that you wouldn't see otherwise.

The Castle of Good Hope in Cape Town is one of South Africa's oldest colonial buildings, dating back to the 17th century. This admission ticket lets you arrive at time of your choice and spend as long as you like inside. Take in highlights including the daily Key Ceremony, the Castle Military Museum, and the William Fehr art collection on a self-guided tour, or join one of the guided tours (included) to see the dungeons, ramparts, and armouries.

Cape Town sits at the intersection of the Indian and Atlantic Oceans, making its surrounding waters a unique ecosystem teeming with marine life. Visit the Two Oceans Aquarium with skip-the-line access, where you can see some of the region's most famous aquatic residents including sharks, yellowfin tuna, Knysna seahorses, the rare hagfish, and much more.