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Western Cape : tout pour préparer ton voyage
Cape Town combines wild nature and urban diversity like almost no other city – with Table Mountain at its back, two oceans on the doorstep and a surprising number of ways to escape into the great outdoors.
Pourquoi tu vas adorer cet endroit
City and nature lie close together – Cape Town combines city life and wild nature: kayaking in front of Table Mountain in the morning, evenings under the trees with views of the Atlantic.
Enjoy wine under ancient trees – Picnics in the shade of centuries-old trees, Sauvignon Blanc in your glass – at the wine estates around Cape Town you'll experience real slowing down.
An intense coastal feeling – Chapman’s Peak Drive, Bloubergstrand, penguins at Boulders Beach – everywhere you'll feel the energy of the ocean and the mountains.
L’essentiel en un coup d’œil
Ideal with a hire car – Cape Town and its surroundings are ideal to explore with a hire car. Be aware of the narrow roads in the Winelands and arm yourself with patience for rush-hour traffic in the city.
Safety in the city centre – Centrally located districts such as City Bowl or Gardens are relaxed during the day; in the evening it's advisable to use an Uber or a taxi.
Access to national parks – Table Mountain, Cape Point and coastal hikes each have their own opening times and entrance fees. Check at the respective gate.
Petrol stations – Around Cape Town and on all main routes you'll find plenty of petrol stations. It's best to fill up before trips towards the Cape of Good Hope or into the Winelands.
Car parks for self-drivers – At many highlights there are guarded car parks for a small fee. Even so, don't leave valuables in the car and try to park in busy areas.
Cash & paying – Cards are accepted almost everywhere. A small supply of South African rand is useful for car park attendants.
Parcs & régions
Itinéraires : Western Cape
Activités : Western Cape
Meet the penguins at Boulders Beach
Meet the giant rays of Struisbaai
Watch antelopes on the snow-white sandy beach
Watch bontebok and common eland from the roadside
Watch penguins and rock hyraxes in Betty's Bay
Watch Cape fur seals along rugged cliffs
Watch whales up close from land in Hermanus
Discover chameleons between cafés, plants and little shops
Explore ancient caves overlooking Walker Bay
Watch the sunset from Signal Hill
Experience magical evening light on the endless Keurboomstrand
Drive the spectacular Chapman’s Peak Drive along the steep coastline
Hébergements : Western Cape
Casa Del Sonder
De Hoop Collection – Equipped Cottages
De Hoop Collection – Rondawels
Dolphin Circle Bed and Breakfast
Kloof Street Hotel - Lion Roars Hotels & Lodges
Mont Angelis
Ocean Watch Guest House
Penguins View Guesthouse
The Grey Hotel
The Potting Shed Guest House
The Robberg Beach Lodge
The Whale on Main B&B
Faune sauvage : Western Cape
Planifie ton voyage dans l’app : Western Cape.
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Crédits photo : Oaks on Main, Casa del Sonder, De Hoop Collection, Dolphin Circle Bed and Breakfast, Kloof Street Hotel - Lion Roars Hotels & Lodges, Mont Angelis, Ocean Watch Guest House, Penguins View Guesthouse, The Grey Hotel, The Robberg Beach Lodge, The Whale on Main B&B