South Africa Travel Guide

PEAK SEASONS
South Africa’s peak tourist seasons are between October and February and again between March and April

Tourist accommodation is in high demand
during these seasons and visitors are advised to book well in advance to avoid disappointment

In this section

• Driving
• Financial
• Health
• Safety
• Transport
• Travel-Tips
• Visas

In this section

• Driving
• Financial
• Health
• Safety
• Transport
• Travel-Tips
• Visas

In this section

• Driving
• Financial
• Health
• Safety
• Transport
• Travel-Tips
• Visas

WEIGHTS & MEASURES
South Africa operates on the metric system.
Distances are measured in metres and kilometres (1 mile = 1, 621 km)

Weight is measured in grams and kilograms.
Liquids are measured in litres
Temperature is measured in degrees Celsius

10 ° C = 50 ° F
20 ° C = 68 ° F
30 ° C = 86 ° F

TIME
South Africa is two hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), one hour ahead of Central European Winter Time, eight hours behind Australian Eastern Standard Time and seven hours ahead of Eastern Standard Winter
Time, USA.

There is no daylight saving.

There are no time-zone changes between South Africa and its neighbouring countries, or between the nine provinces of South Africa.

Touring South Africa -

take the easy way by bus or coach - start or finish your tour from all major destinations

Enquiries - email us at

salesafrizim@gmail.com

Tel: + 27 31 762 2424 kype africa.travel

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African_Animals_Info

• Antelope
• Antelope 2
• Antelope 3
• Buffalo
• Cheetah
• Elephants
• Giraffe
• Hippo
• Hyena
• Leopard
• Lions
• Photography
• Primates
• Rhino
• Small-animals
• Warthog
• Wild-Dogs
• Wildebeest
• Zebra

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