Sishen Airport
Serves Sishen · Northern Cape · ICAO FASS
Vryburg sits at the crossroads of the N14 and N18 routes in the western North West province, where the top two airports in our passenger comparison—Sishen Airport (SIS) at 187 km from Vryburg and Kimberley Airport (KIM) at 206 km—differ by 18 km in straight-line distance from the town reference point (while the two airports themselves lie 216 km apart).
North WestOrdered by unrounded Haversine distance from the Vryburg reference coordinate (-26.9566° S, 24.7284° E) and displayed to the nearest integer kilometer.
Serves Sishen · Northern Cape · ICAO FASS
Serves Kimberley · Northern Cape · ICAO FAKM
Serves Bloemfontein · Free State · ICAO FABL
Measured from the Vryburg reference coordinate, Sishen Airport (SIS) is 187 km away and Kimberley Airport (KIM) is 206 km away (whereas the two airports sit 216 km from each other). Because a 18 km difference in distance from Vryburg is small relative to the onward drive, compare airline schedules, car-hire availability, and actual highway routes from both terminals before booking.
The third airport in the table, Bram Fischer International Airport (BFN) at 283 km from Vryburg, sits in a much more distant catchment and is not as convenient as SIS or KIM for a direct transfer.
Vryburg is the cattle-ranching and agricultural seat of the Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati district in the western North West province, situated where the N14 Kalahari corridor crosses the N18.
For the onward drive between SIS or KIM and Vryburg, travellers typically use the N14 west to Sishen/Kathu or the N18 south to Kimberley. If your itinerary also covers nearby towns in the region, compare the airport distance profiles for Kimberley, Welkom, Potchefstroom.
Distances on this page use one GeoNames reference point for Vryburg, rather than a wider municipal boundary or your accommodation address.
Compare straight-line airport access for other South African towns and cities in our dataset.
Dataset snapshot: 2026-11-06 · GeoNames record modified: 2026-11-06 · Editorial review: 2026-11-06
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