Low-cost carrier FlySafair is excited to announce the launch of a new route connecting Cape Town and Hoedspruit, enhancing access to the central Kruger region and neighbouring Limpopo province. This new service complements the airline’s existing route to Mbombela, offering travellers more options to explore South Africa’s iconic safari destinations.
“As part of our ongoing efforts to expand our network and improve domestic connectivity, we’re excited to introduce this new route,” said Kirby Gordon, Chief Marketing Officer at FlySafair. “Hoedspruit is a gateway to the Kruger National Park and surrounding private reserves, and we’re proud to offer travellers a more affordable and convenient way to reach this incredible region.”
The new route will operate as follows:
- Cape Town to Hoedspruit: Flights will operate three times a week on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, with the first flight departing on 2 October 2025.
- Fares start from R1,570 one way*, available via the FlySafair website and mobile app.
In addition to this exciting new route, FlySafair is also increasing the frequency of its Cape Town to Mbombela service, which will now operate daily. This enhancement offers even more flexibility for travellers heading to the southern Kruger region and surrounding areas.
Together, these routes provide direct access to two of South Africa’s most beloved safari destinations. Hoedspruit, located near the central Kruger and bordering Limpopo, is surrounded by private game reserves and offers a rich wildlife experience. Mbombela, the capital of Mpumalanga, blends nature, culture, and commerce, and serves as a key entry point to the southern Kruger region.
These developments form part of FlySafair’s broader commitment to making air travel more accessible across South Africa, while supporting tourism and economic growth.
