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ESSENTIALS


NEED TO KNOW


Vital info


Time Zone GMT+2.


A big plus is no jet lag


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Currency The Rand (ZAR) is currently 18 to the GBP


LANGUAGES South Africa has 11 official


languages. English is widely spoken throughout the country.


TIPPING South Africa is similar to the


UK, with 10-15% customary in restaurants and for tour guides.


Flight time 11 hours to


Jo’burg with British Airways


BEST TIME TO VISIT South Africa is a year-round


destination with the climate varying all over the country. Summer runs from November to March, making the south west hot and dry, while


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the winter brings mild, dry temperatures to the tropical north east coast.


VISA INFORMATION British citizens don’t need to


obtain a visa for stays of up to 90 days. However, checking entrance policies for passengers travelling with children under the age of 18 is advisable.


DRIVING As in the UK, South Africans


drive on the left-hand side of the road. Hiring a vehicle is one of the most affordable


#MEETY OUR SOUTHAFRICA


options for getting around and also one of the best ways to experience the nation’s breathtaking scenery.


TRANSFERS Pre-booked transfers offer


a relaxing way of seeing the country.


TAXIS Metered taxies are widely


available throughout the country, especially in urban areas. Popular taxi apps — such as Uber — are great for getting around cities.


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