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Flight Lyon Cape Town : Airline ticket

From 734€ D/A
Flight Lyon - Cape Town
  • Weather25-29 °F25 - 29 °F
  • Distance 8690 km
  • Duration 13h00
  • Currency Rand Sud-Africain
  • Languages Eng. English

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Février 2020

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Le Cap

Heading to Cape Town

South Africa in all its intensity
 

In the south of the African continent, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the majestic reliefs of the peninsula, Cape Town deploys a striking setting combining raw nature, cosmopolitan energy and coastal softness. Nicknamed the "Mother City", it seduces as much by its multicultural heritage as by its spectacular landscapes dominated by the famous Table Mountain. Between its golden beaches, its colorful neighborhoods, its prestigious vineyards and its creative atmosphere, Cape Town attracts travelers in search of authentic emotions, gourmet discoveries and outdoor adventures. City of history, contrasts and light, it offers an unforgettable sensory journey, from the urban heart to the cliffs swept by the winds.

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5 reasons to visit Cape Town

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Explore the Table Mountain

Impossible to mention Cape Town without thinking of Table Mountain, the immense flat massif that watches over the city. Take the panoramic cable car and let the view gradually open to the bay, the ocean and the reliefs of South Africa. Upon arrival, a network of trails allows you to stroll among the fynbos vegetation, endemic to the region. Depending on the time of day, the light transforms the landscape into a canvas with shades of gold, pink or deep blue. It is one of the few places where you can both breathe the calm of nature and admire a vibrant metropolis below. A must-see experience to fully capture the soul of Cape Town.

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Living the colorful energy of the Bo-Kaap neighborhood

Nestled at the foot of the hill, the houses with bright facades of Bo-Kaap tell the story of the Muslim communities of Cape Town. Walking through its cobbled streets, you immerse yourself in a rich heritage, celebrated through the mosques, the spices that perfume the air and the traditional cuisine served in local restaurants. Here, each color seems to assert an identity, a memory, a heritage. The neighborhood invites exchange, cultural discovery, and especially wonder. It is one of the warmest and photogenic places in the city.

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Meeting the penguins of Boulders Beach

A short distance from the center, Boulders beach hosts a protected colony of African penguins. Walking on the wooden walkways allows observing these amazing birds in their natural environment, sometimes swimming, resting or swaying clumsily on the rocks. The contrast between white sand, turquoise water and black and white silhouettes creates an almost unreal picture. Beyond the charm of the meeting, it is also a moment of learning, where one measures the fragility of these threatened species. A sweet and memorable stop, ideal for all travelers.

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Crisscross the Wine Route of Stellenbosch

Only a few kilometers from Cape Town, the vineyards of Stellenbosch stretch between mountains and valleys. Discovering them means savouring a slower pace, combining tastings, visits to historic estates and walks in soothing landscapes. South African wines, renowned worldwide, reveal all their diversity: elegant reds, aromatic whites, bold blends. The estates also offer fine gastronomy, rooted in the season and local products. An ideal getaway to combine culture, nature and pleasure of the senses.

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Feeling the strength of nature at the Cape of Good Hope

At the tip of the peninsula, the Cape of Good Hope is one of those places where you can feel the power of the wild world. The impressive cliffs, the crashing waves, the trails along the coast make up a grandiose setting. As you gain height, the view seems to stretch to infinity while the sea winds envelop you. It is a place conducive to contemplation, where every detour reveals a new perspective on the ocean. An intense encounter with South African nature, between solitude and immensity.

When to go to Cape Town

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FAQ: Flights Lyon - Cape Town

Which airlines offer flights from Lyon to Cape Town

Several airlines offer flights with stopovers from Lyon to Cape Town. Lufthansa frequently offers this route via Frankfurt, while Air France and KLM offer smooth connections via Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle or Amsterdam. Turkish Airlines is another popular option, with a connection in Istanbul before joining South Africa. British Airways also serves Cape Town from Lyon with a stopover in London. Finally, Emirates offers flights via Dubai, often renowned for their comfort and efficient connections.

Where to go in Cape Town for 3 days?

For a three-day stay in Cape Town, the ideal is to combine nature, culture and lifestyle. Start by exploring the waterfront at V&A Waterfront, a vibrant area with shops, restaurants and stunning views of Table Mountain. Then spend a day at the unmissable Table Mountain, accessible by hiking or cable car, to admire one of the most beautiful panoramas in Africa. The next day, head to Cape Point and the Cape of GoodHope, where spectacular cliffs plunge into the ocean and where the meeting between fauna, flora and wild landscapes offers a memorable getaway. 

When to go to Cape Town?

The best time to go to Cape Town is usually from November to March, when the austral summer offers warm, sunny days and ideal for enjoying the beaches, vineyards and panoramas of Table Mountain. Travelers seeking mild weather and a more moderate affluence will also enjoy spring and autumn, two pleasant seasons to explore the city and its surroundings without the high summer attendance. In winter, between June and August, the temperatures cool down and some rain can occur, but it is also a good time to observe whales on the coast.

What is the most beautiful region of Cape Town?

The region most often considered as the most beautiful around Cape Town is the Cape Peninsula, a territory that stretches from the city to the mythical Cape Point. Between panoramic roads, vertiginous cliffs, beaches lined with turquoise waters and coastal villages with a relaxed charm, it concentrates everything that makes the magic of Cape Town. One discovers iconic places like Chapman’s Peak Drive, Boulders beach and its penguins, or even the wild landscapes of the Cape of Good Hope nature reserve. It is an area where nature reveals itself with a rare intensity, offering a spectacular summary of what South Africa has most beautiful.