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Average temperatures and rainfall for South Africa |
Month |
Temp |
Rain |
| January |
28°C |
109mm |
| February |
28°C |
122mm |
| March |
28°C |
130mm |
| April |
26°C |
76mm |
| May |
25°C |
51mm |
| June |
23°C |
33mm |
| July |
23°C |
28mm |
| August |
22°C |
38mm |
| September |
23°C |
71mm |
| October |
26°C |
109mm |
| November |
26°C |
122mm |
| December |
26°C |
119mm |
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| South Africa |
South Africa is nearly 5 times the size of the UK and offers a fantastic diversity of cultures, history, heritage, natural beauty and wildlife. With 11 official languages, it provides a melting pot of culture. Visit South Africa's lively cosmopolitan cities, stunning beaches, rolling savannas with incredible wildlife, spectacular mountain ranges, rivers and waterfalls and adventure activities. South Africa also offers sports galore, with some of the best golf courses in the world on offer as well as a wide variety of outdoor activities, you can get active on your holiday. |
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Enjoy fine wines and delicious gourmet cuisine at surprisingly affordable prices. All these attractions, combined with a superb infrastructure and a vast selection of accommodation make South Africa a great destination for anyone. There simply is something for everyone.
Whatever your passion you will not be disappointed. |
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Reasons to visit South Africa |
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Climb or take a cable car up Table Mountain in Cape Town. |
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Sample award-winning wines in the Cape winelands. |
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Whale and dolphin watching (seasonal). |
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Big Five and other game viewing in the famous Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve and a choice of hundreds of other Parks and Reserves spread across the country (malaria free options available exclusively to South Africa). |
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Cape Point and the penguins at Boulders Beach. |
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The beauty of Knysna lagoon and its quaint town. |
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Self-drive along the Garden Route exploring little bays, towns and spectacular sites this wonderful stretch of coastline has to offer. |
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Explore the mighty Drakensberg mountain range and its meandering fresh water streams, excellent trout fishing, horse and walking trails and bushmen paintings. |
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Enjoy the warm Indian Ocean coastline and the golden beaches of Kwa-Zulu Natal. |
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Experience incredible gourmet cuisine and seafood at fantastically affordable prices |
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Play on some of the best championship golf courses in the world. |
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Explore cultural villages, offering shows and local shopping experiences. |
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Experience the rugged untouched west coast with its fantastic Spring flowers. |
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Travel the panoramic route of Mpumalanga, offering spectacular sites like the Blyde River Canyon, Bourkes Luck Potholes and the three Rondavels, God's Window, Mac-Mac and other falls. |
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You have a wide choice of ways to see this incredible country. We can tailor-make your holiday with a choice of hired car, internal flight transfers, local transfers, and your selection of accommodation along your chosen route or you may wish to go on a fully escorted (guided) tour or you can "stay put" in Cape Town, Durban or any of the other holiday centres.
KwaZulu Natal
KwaZulu Natal is one of South Africa's last true wildernesses, where hippo and crocodile can be found in the northern KZN rivers, Big 5 National Parks and Private Game Reserves, a fascinating insight into the powerful Zulu nation, historical battlefields, hiking in the drakensberg mountains, to top this off it has the most sunshine in the country with year round tourist friendly weather - Read more
The Western Cape
The Western Cape offers a combination of vibrant cities and towns, site seeing along the beautiful garden route, explore the rugged west coast and taste some of the finest wines in the Cape winelands. - Read more
Average temperatures and rainfall for South Africa: Cape Town and the Western Province have a Mediterranean type of climate with mild, changeable winters, during which most of the annual rainfall occurs, and a warm to hot, sunny summer. As you head Eastwards of Cape Town some rain occurs in most months but temperature conditions are similar. On the coast of KwaZulu-Natal and the lowlands below the Great Escarpment up to the border with Mozambique, the climate is subtropical; winters are milder and warm, rainfall is highest during summer.
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To start creating your holiday in South Africa, simply complete an enquiry form or, if you want advice email us on info@helloafricatravel.com or give us a call on 0871 711 3331 and have a chat with one of our friendly consultants.
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