Cape Town is approximately 1700 kilometers from Park Rynie. The most common driving route is to take the N2 highway all the way south and west, passing through the Eastern Cape and the Garden Route. This is a multi-day journey, typically taking 18 to 20 hours of driving time. Alternatively, you can fly from King Shaka International Airport in Durban to Cape Town International Airport. This is the most practical option for most travelers.
Total Distance: 1700 km driving distance; 1300 km straight-line air distance.
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| Duration | 2 hours 15 minutes (flight time) | 20 hours |
| Avg Price | R2000 - R4000 | R3500 - R5000 fuel cost |
| Operator | Airlink / FlySafair | Private Vehicle |
| Route | Drive to King Shaka Airport, fly to Cape Town International. | N2 all the way from KZN through the Eastern Cape to Cape Town. |
| Tip | Book flights well in advance for the best prices. | This is a long drive; plan for overnight stops in the Garden Route. |
Summer (December to February) for beach weather, or Spring (September to November) for flowers.