Map Of Port Elizabeth

Map of South Africa shows that it is a large country covering 1,221,000 km square, which is twice the size of France and the 1997 census recorded a population of more than 40 million people comprising 10 different ethnic groups. However, the map of South Africa does not show that offers a variety of landscapes, climates, cultures and flora and fauna that few other places on this earth can compete and thus to choose where to go Your vacation is not always easy. South Africa is truly "a world in one country."
Climate:

Although South Africa is in a location it displays many subtropical climate characteristics.

Summer in South Africa is from November to February in most countries, except Cape experiences summer rain.

In the following table:
Tx: Average daily maximum. Temp (Celsius)

Tn: Average Daily Min. Temp (Celsius)

A: Average monthly rainfall (mm)

The dry season is generally the best time for game viewing and visit the eastern half of the country. However, the Cape is at its best from November to late March.
Distances & Driving:

Although there are long distances when traveling in South Africa road network is generally well maintained and well marked. It is therefore possible to cover long distances during the holidays.
In South Africa we drive on the left and signs are printed in English, seat belts must be used at any time and use of cell phones while driving is prohibited.

Cars, minibuses and 4x4 vehicles can be hired at all major cities.
Currency:

South African currency is the Rand, Rand and each is further divided into 100 cents. At the time of publication of the exchange rate was approximately 1 Euro = U.S. $ = R8.8 R7 0.9 and 1 GBP = r12.5. Travelers checks in foreign currencies can be exchanged at most banks. Major credit cards are accepted in most hostels, hotels, restaurants, shops and airlines.
VAT:

VAT is charged at 14% on many goods and products but can be recovered by non-residents departing the international airports.
Health:

Malaria is present in the areas north and east of South Africa and we strongly recommend you consult a doctor before visiting these areas. Bilharzia is endemic in the pool and is therefore in the raw water can be dangerous. tick bite fever can be a problem when walking in the grass and travelers should be aware that the incidence of AIDS is high throughout Southern Africa.

Private medical services in South Africa are very high. However, the availability of services is limited to major cities and emergency evacuation in remote areas may attract higher costs. An insurance service for tourists is available from salvage companies that provide coverage for emergency transport.
Water:

Tap water is 100% purified drinking ad in major cities, towns and reservations of most games.
Electricity:

220 / 230 volts AC.
Visas:

Visitors from the EU, most Commonwealth countries and the United States do not require visas. Visitors from other countries should check with their local South African consulate.
Local Time:

GMT + 2 hours
Communications:

South Africa has a vast and reliable network for mobile phones and fixed, although some houses may be beyond the reach of the network. The international code is 27 followed by area code and number you want.

E-mail is widely used and is available in many hotels and lodges, there are Internet cafes in all major cities.


Cape Town:
Nestled under the mighty Table Mountain and bordered by two oceans, the "Mother City" has a huge amount to offer any visitor to t.