
Cape Town Cruise Terminal
Terminal on E-Berth, Duncan Dock, operated by the V&A Waterfront, with customs and immigration, baggage collection and foreign exchange.

Cape Town's cruise ships use the Cape Town Cruise Terminal on E-Berth in Duncan Dock, run by the V&A Waterfront and within walking distance of the city centre. More about Cape Town →

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Thousands of people in port, guests plus crew. Crowd level compared with a typical Cape Town day.
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The Cape Town Cruise Terminal is on E-Berth in Duncan Dock, Port of Cape Town, next to the V&A Waterfront and within walking distance of the city centre.
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20.2 km · ~24 min by car
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
There is no complimentary shuttle; shipping agents can arrange their own.
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Terminal on E-Berth, Duncan Dock, operated by the V&A Waterfront, with customs and immigration, baggage collection and foreign exchange.
Daily rate · per vehicle · confirm before travel
Cruise Terminal parking is run by the V&A Waterfront: the first hour is free, then up to about ZAR 120 per 24 hours. Check with the terminal before leaving a car for a whole cruise.
Pick the area first. Typical nightly prices, approximate.
Closest to the terminal, harbour restaurants.
Typical hotel
3–4 star hotels inside the Waterfront precinct.
City sights, Bo-Kaap, MyCiTi hub.
Typical hotel
3–4 star hotels in the CBD and Foreshore.
Boutique stays near the Waterfront.
Typical hotel
A few 3–4 star hotels.
Promenade and Atlantic seafront.
Typical hotel
3–4 star hotels along the Sea Point seafront.
Prices are approximate. Coffee: espresso ZAR 26, cappuccino ZAR 38. Soft drink: cold drinks ZAR 32. Water: still or sparkling 250 ml ZAR 24, 750 ml ZAR 46. All from the Life Grand Cafe V&A Waterfront menu. Street food: Cosy Corner Takeaway Gatsby ZAR 70 (half, vegetarian) to ZAR 260 (full, masala rump steak). Dinner from ZAR 200.
Restaurants, cafes and food markets around the harbour, the Silo District and the V&A Food Market.
Cafes on Bree and Long Streets and Cape Malay food in the Bo-Kaap.

Cape Town's cruise ships use the Cape Town Cruise Terminal on E-Berth in Duncan Dock, run by the V&A Waterfront and within walking distance of the city centre. The terminal has customs and immigration, baggage collection and foreign exchange, and the Silo District's shops and restaurants are about five minutes away on foot. Taxis wait at the terminal building and a MyCiTi bus station is close by, while Cape Town International Airport is about 24 minutes away by car.
The city sits beneath Table Mountain, with the cableway, Robben Island ferries from the Waterfront, the colourful Bo-Kaap quarter and Kirstenbosch gardens among the main sights. Cape Town is also a homeport for southern-summer cruise seasons.

Cable car to the flat summit of Table Mountain above the city.

Former prison island where Nelson Mandela was held, reached by ferry from the V&A Waterfront.

Historic Cape Malay quarter known for its brightly painted houses.

Botanical garden on the eastern slopes of Table Mountain.