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Take the Train to the Navy Festival This Weekend

7 October 2024 by Guest

In the News Today: Metrorail Western Cape has partnered with the South African Navy (SA Navy) to offer a unique train travel experience to the SA Navy Festival 2024 in Simonstown.

Customers will travel in style on the #PeoplesTrain from Cape Town to Simonstown, enjoying breathtaking views along the scenic route.

This year’s festival promises a day of festivities, and Metrorail Western Cape is proud to provide convenient and affordable transportation to this highly anticipated event.

The region will run the trains from Friday, the 04th October until Sunday, the 06th October 2024 from all the corridors to Cape Town, where the customers will connect to Simonstown.

Train tickets will be available from ticket offices for use during off-peak periods (between… continue reading HERE.

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