Cape Town to Hermanus Luxury Transfer

The next time you’re visiting South Africa, consider a Blacklane private taxi alternative between Cape Town and Hermanus. Swap the hustle and bustle of central Cape Town for a laid back beach destination when you book a direct transfer from the city. Your personal chauffeur can also collect you from the Cape Town International Airport arrivals hall with a personalised sign, and get you to Hermanus in just 1 hour 35 minutes. Your professional, private driver will wait up to 1 hour free of charge in case you are held up coming through security. Transfer between Hermanus and Cape Town with total peace of mind when you book a private and premium taxi alternative. If you are travelling in other parts of South Africa, consider booking a private Blacklane in Johannesburg.

Skip airports, train stations, and rental car counters. With our long-distance chauffeur service, there are no crowds, queues, or transfers: just a private journey from one city to the next. Travel in a top‑class vehicle driven by a professional chauffeur, knowing that every ride is carbon‑neutral through verified offset programs. Wherever you’re headed, you’ll enjoy comfort and peace of mind - arriving refreshed, on time, and ready for whatever’s next.

Meet your private driver in Cape Town and transfer directly to Hermanus. Located just 120 kilometres from Cape Town, Hermanus is one of the best places in South Africa to see whales. Between June and late November every year, Southern Right Whales migrate from the Antarctic to breed, care for their young and play in the shallow waters around Hermanus. The wild Atlantic coast is also a hotspot for kite surfing and other watersports, and the incredible golden beaches make Hermanus a beachgoers paradise, not to mention its rich vineyards. A taxi alternative from Hermanus to Cape Town is the best way to get to the Mother City. The world famous V&A Waterfront is a must-visit for shopping and seafood, and the views from the top of Table Mountain are unmissable. If you want to experience more of Cape Town’s natural wonders, head down the peninsula (via Chapman’s Peak Drive) to see the penguins in Simon’s Town, and continue on to the Cape Point Nature Reserve—the most Southwestern point on the African continent.