South Africa

The Astounding Feats of Nature

South Africa

South Africa

South Africa is one of the most various and intriguing nations with regards to the world. South Africa's gigantically fluctuated landscape bolsters a rich decent variety of creatures, winged creatures, and vegetation and offers a unique scope of encounters.

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Best time to visit

May to October

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Afrikaans, English

Money Matters

South African Rand (R)

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South Africa - at a glance

A short but sweet glimpse of South Africa and it's places

Johannesburg

A roaring landscape of urban mixed with traditional, Johannesburg is a sight to see. Urban plots, booming nightlife, exquisite restaurants and cafes, along with superb museums and restoration sites have seen Johannesburg complete its phoenix-esque rebirth.

Durban

South Africa’s third most popular city, after Johannesburg and Cape Town, Durban is a heaven for marine life enthusiasts. The once shoddy and unkempt city centre has now been transformed into a suave and chic metropolitan. Interestingly, Durban has a heavy Indian population; with countless Bollywood themed restaurants, cafes, and bars offering tourists a sweet insight into the Indian film industry life.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the currency of South Africa?

South Africa’s currency unit is called Rand (ZAR) which is denoted by the symbol “R”. 100 cents make up one Rand.

What is South Africa known for?

With a wide range of wildlife and lovely resorts out in the wild, South Africa offers attractions and experiences for travelers of all age groups. It is also popular for its stunning landscapes which range from grasslands to mountains to beaches to subtropical forests.

Are the safaris safe for children?

The minimum age for safaris is 6. Safaris can often go for up to 6-8 hours and the rides can often be bumpy. So it is the parent’s responsibility to ensure that their child feels comfortable during the journey.

How safe is South Africa for travelers?

Generally speaking, travelers should take the same precautions they would when travelling across any new country. Though South Africa is a safe country, travelers are suggested to keep their wallets and passports safe at all times, avoid carrying too much cash and refrain from wearing flashy jewellery.

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