

South Africa has it all: vibrant culture, fascinating history, world-class wine, spectacular beaches, buzzing cities and unforgettable wildlife. Cape Town, beneath Table Mountain, is the perfect base for the Winelands and whale-watching in Hermanus. Explore the Garden Route’s forests and dramatic coastline, relax along KwaZulu-Natal’s beaches or discover the Drakensberg. For adventure, experience Sun City, Pilanesberg and the legendary Kruger National Park for incredible Big Five safaris. From stylish city stays to luxurious safari lodges and beautiful coastal retreats, South Africa’s hotels add comfort, character and unforgettable experiences to every journey.
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South Africa lies in the southern hemisphere, so the peak of summer is February and the heart of winter falls in August. Spring and autumn are usually pleasantly warm and sunny. While summer is delightfully hot it’s also when the most rainfall occurs, however this is usually a brief, heavy downpour so rarely rains all day. The main exception is the Western Cape which has rain in the winter and hot, dry summers. The high lying areas of the interior can be chilly in winter.
Cape Town is approximately 12 hours (non-stop flights) from the UK and Johannesburg approximately 11 hours (non-stop).
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