You’ve finally arrived in Cape Town, one of the greatest cities in the world, and can’t wait to see its incredible attractions. You charge your camera, make your way to your first stop and see that there is a line as long as day at the ticket office. This could put a damper on your holiday exploring.

While these mild inconveniences are a part of travel, it would be nice if they were lessened. Enter the iVenture City Pass card. iVenture is an international tourism initiative that makes it easier to go sightseeing. It is incorporated in major cities all over the world, like London, Barcelona, Dubai, Hong Kong and as of yesterday Cape Town. iVenture has been brought to the Mother City in partnership with Cape Town Tourism and will make sightseeing so much easier.

V&A-Waterfront

So what is it?

The iVenture City Pass is a smart card which you purchase before you set off exploring.Rather than booking everything online and keeping track of your various tickets, this singels card you gain access to 60 attractions all over the Cape. The attractions include places like the City Sightseeing Bus, Cape Wheel, Table Mountain Cableway and the Two Oceans Aquarium.

 

One of the biggest debates surrounding Cape Town tourism is access for locals. The prices at some places are too expensive for locals to enjoy. The iVenture City Pass can save you up to 40% in entrance fees, making these attractions more accessible to Capetonians who do not have dollars and euros at their disposal.

TABLE MOUNTAIN CABLEWAY

This is particularly important to stimulate the tourism industry according to Shadow Minister of Tourism James Vos. He says that the industry will thrive when everyone, including locals, support it. Initiatives like iVenture helps with access, allowing more people to enjoy sightseeing.

 

There are three passes on offer, a Flexi Pass, Unlimited Pass and Unlimited Premium Pass. The Flexi Pass offers entry to a choice of three, five or seven of Cape Town attractions; while the ‘Unlimited Pass’  is valid for two, three or five days and allows holders access to as many attractions as they can fit in during that time. The Unlimited Premium Pass visitors can further add one ‘premium experience’ of their choice, such as a Cape Town Helicopters Atlantico Tour, Cape Sidecars chauffeured City Tour, Marine Dynamics shark cage diving, or a safari at Aquila Private Game Reserve. All options also include a free trip planner to help visitors with their itinerary.

Cape Town Etc|Two Oceans Aquarium

The prices are:

Flexi Pass

R700 per adult, R350 per child (age four to 17) for any three attractions
R1100 per adult, R550 per child for any five attractions
R1450 per adult, R750 per child for any seven attractions

Unlimited Pass

Two-day City Pass: R980 per adult, R770 per child
Three-day City Pass: R1380 per adult, R1100 per child
Five-day City Pass: R1600 per adult, R1200 per child

Unlimited Premium Pass 

Three-day Premium Pass: R2600 per adult, R1700 per child

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14 Comments
  • Trish Brown
    Trish Brown
    October 28, 2016 at 12:47 pm

    Where do my clients purchase these cards ?

  • Mitchell Barker
    Mitchell Barker
    October 28, 2016 at 2:26 pm

    This does not favor locals. If you want to favor us, give us a card that allows us a 40% discount, anytime, at any attraction. Not sure if you remember but we earn Rands here, not Pounds.

  • Angela Sansom
    Angela Sansom
    October 28, 2016 at 7:13 pm

    Check this out Hilton Sansom

  • Nicole Rawlins
    Nicole Rawlins
    October 28, 2016 at 8:35 pm

    City Sightseeing South Africa offices

  • Trish Brown
    Trish Brown
    October 28, 2016 at 9:01 pm

    Nicole Rawlins thx !

  • Tracey Nel Naude
    Tracey Nel Naude
    October 30, 2016 at 10:55 am

    Hendriette Muller Zani Taitz info vir AB&B;

  • Cheryl Yon
    Cheryl Yon
    November 1, 2016 at 12:23 am

    Melanie Boyes, could not check this out properly, it kept changing. Wish I could watch this video.

  • Bruno Loreggian
    Bruno Loreggian
    November 1, 2016 at 5:37 pm

    MarcoLoreggian Franca Coda Loreggian

  • Willi Fritz
    Willi Fritz
    November 2, 2016 at 7:14 am

    Iventure card absolutely too expensive!! Where do you save money if you pay 700 Rand for 3 attractions!! Even if you use the 3 expensive like Cable Way, Aquarium and CitySightseeing bus you loose money instead of saving! I want to know where the 40% savings comes from??? This card is a rip off!!! Rather go for the GoCard Cape town! Much cheaper, 6 attractions cost only 595 Rand and offer the same attractions!!!! Also much more convinient because GoCard comes as an e-ticket snd easy to store for redemptions on your smartphone or tablet! Also they have an app!! http://www.gocards.co.za

  • Lorrel Singh
    Lorrel Singh
    November 3, 2016 at 10:33 pm

    Hi. Pls can you let me know where I can find the list of 60 attractions? Also , does one get to skip the line U0001f644

  • Joan Dunnett
    Joan Dunnett
    November 6, 2016 at 8:52 pm

    Margaret Montgomery,this could be good for us?!U0001f60ax

  • Roshaan Patel
    Roshaan Patel
    November 6, 2016 at 9:05 pm

    Fyi Nazish Peer

  • Margaret Montgomery
    Margaret Montgomery
    November 6, 2016 at 11:12 pm

    Totally! Looks like you get to a lot of things and would save hassle U0001f609 Mx

  • Elize Penglides
    Elize Penglides
    November 7, 2016 at 12:31 am

    Where do one buy it.

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