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Cape Town : tout pour préparer ton voyage

Cape Town combines wild nature and urban diversity like hardly any other city – with Table Mountain at its back, two oceans on its doorstep and a surprising number of ways to escape into the outdoors.

Pourquoi tu vas adorer cet endroit

Morning by kayak – Start the day on the water in front of Table Mountain – with views of the waking city and wildlife encounters in the golden light.
Sunset moments – Enjoy the sunset with a view of the 12 Apostles or from Signal Hill. You will be treated to Cape Town’s most spectacular play of colours.
Lively markets – Wander through food markets such as Neighbourgoods or Oranjezicht and eat your way through the wide range of local and international cuisine.

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Safe neighbourhoods – Sea Point, Camps Bay and Gardens are particularly safe for self-drivers and still close to both nature and city life. When booking, make sure your accommodation has a guarded car park.
Traffic and roads – City traffic can be hectic and spontaneous road closures are possible. Start your trips early in the morning and do not rely solely on Google Maps.
Parking in Cape Town – Guarded car parks are recommended, especially in the city centre and at popular beaches. Use official parking areas and do not leave any valuables visible in the vehicle.
Petrol stations and supplies – Petrol stations and supermarkets are easy to reach around Cape Town. Even so, fill up regularly and stock up, especially if you are driving to more remote stretches of coast.
Voluntary tips – Car guards, guides and service staff appreciate a small tip. Always keep some cash ready for this.
Urban wildlife crossings – Even in and around the city you will occasionally encounter baboons or rock hyraxes. Keep a respectful distance and do not feed any animals.