7 articles to prepare your trip
Montagne de la Table
A 3 km plateau peaking at 1,086 m above Cape Town: trails, cable car, fynbos and sweeping views over the bay and Robben Island.
UNESCO site on the Namibian border, Richtersveld Desert combines endemic succulent flora, the Nama people, and mountainous desert accessible by 4x4.
At the south-western tip of the continent, Cape Point encompasses 7,750 hectares of fynbos, Atlantic cliffs, endemic fauna and a historic 1857 lighthouse.
Cape Point
60 km south of Cape Town, Cape Point closes the peninsula with a windswept rocky spur: historic lighthouses, fynbos, endemic fauna and views over False Bay and the Atlantic.
Stretching 52 km south of Cape Town, the peninsula combines fynbos, beaches, African penguins at Boulders and the tip of the continent at Cape Point. Practical guide for a day excursion.
Graskop
At the heart of the Drakensberg massif, Graskop opens onto the Panorama Route and its vertiginous viewpoints overlooking Blyde River Canyon, a stone's throw from Kruger National Park.
Le Cap
A port metropolis between the Atlantic and Table Mountain, Cape Town blends the legacy of apartheid, century-old vineyards, and marine wildlife within reach of the city center.
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