South Africa - Self-Drive Holidays
Driving holidays are a great way to explore a how long, based on a perfectly planned travel • Allowing flexible booking, as same-rating enables
country if you prefer the absolute freedom such itinerary, created by experts who live and breath clients to change itinerary without cancellation
travel affords beyond the itinerary of a small group South Africa! fees, whenever rooms are available.
tour, and the company of just your family, children,
This is the ideal way to self-drive in
• With experienced consultants at each point to
and friends.
South Africa!
assist you with the planning of your itinerary,
South Africa, more than any other country on the
OUR PARTNERS IN SOUTH AFRICA RUN 9
including routes and lunch spots, and to ensure
continent, makes just such adventures a rewarding
SUPERBLY LOCATED FAMILY FRIENDLY INNS:
that distances are covered in a reasonable time.
possibility, offering great value, modern vehicles, Where necessary advising that two nights are
and expansive quality road and communications
• Spread throughout the country, from Cape Town
booked to allow time for all the local attractions
networks to get you out and about exploring the
in the west to Hazyview in the east.
to be visited.
wonderful landscapes and wildlife.
• Offering quality accommodation and breakfast
• Providing two way mobile communications with
Take in the breathtaking beauty of Cape Town, the
within the modest price, and most with en-suite
you whilst travelling between them, to make sure
soaring peaks of the Drakensberg Mountains, and
facilities. Several also have swimming pools for
things go to plan, or if you are in need of any
the magnificent wildlife of the provincial regions on
watery fun under the beautiful skies, or simply to
assistance.
your very own adventure!
cool you off in the warmth of the African climate.
You could of course hire a car and turn up at an
We can’t guarantee that you won’t end up with
• Perfect for families, with expansive spaces to run
international airport, having done your level
little monkeys all over your vehicle (and we aren’t
in, and lots of family friendly activities, making it
headed best to work out all the practicalities for
just talking about the children you might be
easy for parents to enjoy their stay without
yourself from afar, but we genuinely recommend
with!), but we can promise a well organised tour,
worrying about entertaining the children!
that you enable Kumuka and its expert South
upon which you will see the spectacular scenery • Within an easy day's drive of each other, it’s African partners to take care of these important
and wildlife, and that you will be able to take your possible to complete the whole itinerary in one things for you, so that you can simply enjoy the
own good time to decide what you see and for vehicle, and without the need for domestic flights. experience!
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR
ALL OUR SELF DRIVE TOURS
CUSTOMERS
CREDIT CARDS
Generally accepted in South Africa, but not for
fuel purchases.Automatic teller machines are
however common.
HEALTH
Malaria precautions are advised for clients
visiting the Kruger and Zululand areas.
SINGLE SUPPLEMENT
Applied for clients travelling alone.
DRIVING LICENSE
You will need to hold either a valid English
language license with photograph, or an
international driving license.
RIGHT OF WAY
Driving in South Africa is on the left hand side
of the road, the same as in Australia, New
Zealand, Ireland and the United Kingdom.
VEHICLE TRANSMISSION
Cars are manual as standard; a small surcharge
will apply for automatic transmission vehicles.
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