In this guide we may refer to locations as “landside” and “airside”. For more airport information continue scrolling down to explore more in our Cape Town Airport Guide. You can also visit the airport’s web site for current information.
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To help us keep this guide up-to-date, you can add or update information or write a review to submit airport tips and photos. The airport is open 24-hours, but security closes by 10PM or 11PM, and reopens around 4AM. See Airport Hotels in the guide below for more info or read some traveller reviews for more tips. For uninterrupted sleep there is a hotel located at the airport and some others nearby. Staff and security are generally thought to be tolerant of overnight sleepers, but there have been reports of rude personnel. While generally quiet at night, the lights stay on throughout the night, so consider eyeshade. The viewing deck, with rows of cushioned benches with no armrests, is reportedly open all night. (Photo Credit: iStock / mikedabell) Sleeping in Cape Town AirportĬPT airport has plenty of seating, but most chairs include armrests. See Airport Lounges in the guide below for location and hours. Economy class travellers can buy a pass and relax in one of the airport lounges which also offer showers. Things to do at Cape Town Airport are limited, but the free WiFi helps pass some time. Most restaurants close by 9PM, so grab food ahead of time. Dining, retail and service options are located both airside and landside throughout the airport.
The facility uses the common split level design with arrivals located on the lower floors and departures on the upper. What to ExpectĬape Town Airport (Code: CPT) is a new, modern facility with a domestic and an international terminal linked by a central check-in terminal building. To help you plan your layover or overnight sleepover, here is a quick run-down about what to expect during your time at Cape Town International Airport. Plenty of quiet areas with few overnight passengers as they don’t have late flights.
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