Robben Island Airstrip, a WWII-built heritage strip with two 700 m asphalt runways, served internment-era transport and is now a preserved site. Robben Island Airstrip consists of two 700 m asphalt runways built in the 1940s during WWII. The airstrip was used for military operations, and later by prison officials and VIPs. It is now inactive and preserved under the Robben Island Museum heritage program. (Coordinates:33°48′01″S 018°21′49″E; ICAO Code:; Elevation (ft):0; IATA Code:ident ZA-0107)