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Karaked
Posted on Sun 19th of Oct 2008, 09:45 AM

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I'm looking for the accommodation in Cape Town City and I also like to see the Elepahant South Africa so where can I find and which place I can go.


Not pretty sure whether is it violent there if just travel alone??bofbofbofbof

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Katie
Posted on Thu 23rd of Oct 2008, 10:20 AM

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These might be one of your choices!

http://www.westerncapeaccommodation.co.za/
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Voyager
Posted on Thu 30th of Oct 2008, 11:09 AM

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The city is quite safe for tourists...though as with any other populated city, care must be taken to avoid unknown or secluded places after dark. As far as I know, it also one of the greenest city in the world, and has an excellent climate most of the time.

Go ahhhhhhhhhhhhhheaddddddddd...enjoy !!

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Barbie
Posted on Sun 2nd of Nov 2008, 01:38 AM

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I just found the site that you can find some packages tour in SOUTH AFRICA!!lollollol

http://www.southern-eagle.com/southafri ...

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kindman
Posted on Wed 5th of Nov 2008, 03:18 AM

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What should i bring with me if i go to visit South Africa ?

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Winnie
Posted on Wed 5th of Nov 2008, 03:20 AM

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Light comfortable clothing
At least one warm jacket or sweater for it might be chilly on evening safaris
If you are traveling on the Blue Train, Rovos Rail or staying in one of the top 5 star hotels a dinner -jacket will be required.
-Hat or Cap
-Binoculars

-Allergy Merdication
-Comfortable walking shoes
-Sunscreen with a SPF of 30 or higher
-A small flashlight
-Some US dollar cash if you are travelling into Zambia, Zimbabwe or Botswana
-Photographic equipment and enough film/memory
-Converters/Adapters for South African 220V power supply
-Insect repellant ( Aerosol seems to be the easiest to apply)
-Sunglasses

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ShaneW
Posted on Mon 10th of Nov 2008, 09:39 AM

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hey Winnie, thanks a ton for the list of most useful articles to carry. Infact, you gave me and idea atht I should make a list every time I'm about to go on a vacation, so that I don't miss anything or simply be in want in the middle of the night.

Actually, the last time I went out for a few days, I actually left my digicam at home, and the entire vacation, I kept cursing myself and my habit.

Thanks a ton again!!


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Winnie
Posted on Tue 11th of Nov 2008, 03:30 AM

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You're welcome Shane regular_smile , glake to know that my answer can help you a lot. Enjoy your trip wink_smile

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