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V&A Waterfront Cape Town
15 Reviews I am a local and can assure you one can spend a day at this " trap" and it could cost as little as US$10Fairly reasonable entertainment but of course. A very good thing to do is spend a few hours at...
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The Extravaganza show. Too extra! It's not suitable for children under 16 years old.
One of the Soweto toursOne of the Wine toursTour guideSellers in flea market - always bargain
Do Not Eat at Tsitsikama Park !!! Food is awfull !!!But the parc is beautiful! Really. Take a lunch box along.
Pilgrim's Rest - not much to see, bit dull, bit of a waste, a few gold workings and a load of tourist shops in the old houses, I'd give it a miss.
Kruger Park. Really out of the way to get to and feels like an amusement park. Umfolozi Park in Northern KwaZulu Natal is less well known but much less touristy.
Just be alert, lock vehicles when you park, don't pick up stangers.
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tourist traps are where the tour busses stop on the side of the road. One of the best places to buy souveniers is from the gift shop at the Botanical gardens.
The Table Bay Hotel Cape Town
9 Reviews and 345 Opinions One of the more expensive options, but if you can afford it then go for it. The location is great,...
The Westcliff Hotel Johannesburg
5 Reviews and 201 Opinions Being a local, I have never stayed here (and probably couldn't afford to!) - having visited business...
Skukuza Restcamp - Kruger National Park Kruger National Park
8 Reviews and 100 Opinions This is the largest camp on the banks of the Sabie river, it is also the administrative centre of...
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Q: Hi all, im travelling to South Africa and Malarone is not sold in Argentina, so I should buy it when I get to South Africa. Do you...
A: You will need a prescription from a South Africa registered doctor.
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