If you have been considering a holiday in South Africa then now is the time to make it happen!
The South African Rand, the local currency has in the last few days slumped to an all time low against major currencies like the US Dollar, the Euro and the British Pound.
For the international traveller, what this means is that South Africa has become cheaper overnight and offers value for money second to none!

Seize the day I say and get exceptional value to a destination that is still best described as:
A world in one country!

To add to that, we are offing 10% discount of any travel itinerary offered on our web site.
Choose from Short Breaks, full length tour or we will gladly mix and match or tailor make something to suit your interests and requirement

In the words of the great Nelson Mandela: " Now is the time"

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South Africa Safety and Security:

• Crime: Petty crime, such as pickpocketing and theft, is common in urban areas. Be vigilant in cities like Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Durban.
• Wildlife: If visiting national parks or reserves, follow guidelines and maintain a safe distance from wildlife.

Health:

• Vaccinations: Ensure your routine vaccinations are up-to-date. Hepatitis A and Typhoid vaccinations are recommended.
• Malaria: Risk is present in the northeastern regions, including Kruger National Park. Use anti-malarial medication and take preventive measures against mosquito bites.

Weather:

• Winter: August is winter, with mild temperatures but cooler nights. Cape Town can be rainy, while Johannesburg remains dry and sunny.

Transportation:

• Road Conditions: Generally good, but exercise caution on rural roads which may be less maintained.
• Public Transport: Avoid minibus taxis due to safety concerns.

Botswana (August 2015)Safety and Security:

• Crime: Botswana is relatively safe, but petty crime can occur, especially in urban areas like Gaborone.
• Wildlife: When on safari, adhere strictly to park rules to avoid dangerous encounters with wildlife.

Health:

• Vaccinations: Routine vaccines, Hepatitis A, and Typhoid are recommended.
• Malaria: High risk in northern regions such as the Okavango Delta. Use anti-malarial medication and mosquito repellent.

Weather:

• Dry Season: August is dry and ideal for wildlife viewing. Expect warm days and cool nights.

Transportation:

• Road Conditions: Good in major areas, but unpaved roads in remote areas can be challenging.
• Public Transport: Limited; consider renting a car or joining a guided tour.

Zambia (August 2015)Safety and Security:

• Crime: Incidents of petty theft are common, particularly in Lusaka and tourist areas.
• Political Stability: Generally stable, but avoid any large gatherings or protests.

Health:

• Vaccinations: Ensure routine vaccinations are current. Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Yellow Fever vaccinations are recommended.
• Malaria: High risk throughout the country. Use prophylactics and take preventive measures against mosquito bites.

Weather:

• Dry Season: August is dry with comfortable temperatures, making it ideal for travel and wildlife viewing.

Transportation:

• Road Conditions: Main roads are generally good, but rural areas may have poor infrastructure.
• Public Transport: Limited and not always reliable; consider private transport options.

Zimbabwe (August 2015)Safety and Security:

• Crime: Petty crime is common, particularly in urban centers like Harare and Victoria Falls.
• Political Situation: Remain cautious as political tensions can occasionally lead to demonstrations.

Health:

• Vaccinations: Routine vaccinations, Hepatitis A, and Typhoid are recommended.
• Malaria: High risk in most regions. Use anti-malarial medication and avoid mosquito bites.

Weather:

• Dry Season: August is dry, with cool mornings and evenings, ideal for exploring Victoria Falls and other attractions.

Transportation:

• Road Conditions: Vary; good in major cities but often poor in rural areas.
• Public Transport: Limited and may not be reliable. Consider renting a vehicle or using reputable tour operators.

Tanzania (August 2015)Safety and Security:

• Crime: Petty crime, especially theft, is common in urban areas and tourist sites like Zanzibar. Be vigilant.
• Terrorism: Be aware of the potential for terrorist activities, particularly in coastal and island areas.

Health:

• Vaccinations: Routine vaccinations, Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Yellow Fever are recommended.
• Malaria: High risk throughout the country, especially in lowland areas. Use prophylactics and mosquito repellent.

Weather:

• Dry Season: August is dry and a great time for safaris and beach holidays, with comfortable temperatures.

Transportation:

• Road Conditions: Mixed; good in major cities but can be challenging in rural areas.
• Public Transport: Reliable in cities but limited in remote areas. Consider flying between major destinations.

Kenya (August 2015)Safety and Security:

• Crime: Petty crime is common in Nairobi and Mombasa. Stay alert in crowded areas.
• Terrorism: There is a risk of terrorist attacks, particularly in Nairobi and coastal regions.

Health:

• Vaccinations: Routine vaccinations, Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Yellow Fever are recommended.
• Malaria: Risk is present in most areas, except Nairobi and high-altitude regions. Use preventive measures.

Weather:

• Dry Season: August is ideal for wildlife viewing in the Masai Mara, with warm days and cool nights.

Transportation:

• Road Conditions: Vary; generally good in urban areas but can be rough in rural regions.
• Public Transport: Be cautious with matatus (minibuses) due to safety concerns.

Mozambique (August 2015)Safety and Security:

• Crime: Petty crime is common, especially in Maputo and other tourist areas.
• Political Situation: Generally stable, but be cautious and avoid political gatherings.

Health:

• Vaccinations: Routine vaccinations, Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Yellow Fever are recommended.
• Malaria: High risk throughout the country. Use anti-malarial medication and take precautions against mosquito bites.

Weather:

• Dry Season: August is dry with warm temperatures, ideal for beach activities and exploring coastal regions.

Transportation:

• Road Conditions: Can be poor, especially in rural areas. Use a 4x4 vehicle for remote locations.
• Public Transport: Limited; consider private transfers or renting a vehicle.

Namibia (August 2015)Safety and Security:

• Crime: Low compared to other countries in the region, but petty crime can occur in Windhoek.
• Wildlife: Exercise caution when driving, particularly in areas with wildlife crossings.

Health:

• Vaccinations: Ensure routine vaccinations are up-to-date. Hepatitis A and Typhoid are recommended.
• Malaria: Low risk in the central and southern regions, but higher risk in the north. Use preventive measures if visiting these areas.

Weather:

• Dry Season: August is dry with pleasant temperatures, ideal for exploring desert regions and national parks.

Transportation:

• Road Conditions: Generally excellent, but some remote areas may have unpaved roads.
• Public Transport: Limited; consider renting a car for ease of travel.

Travelers should always check with local authorities and health advisories for the most current information before traveling.