Low cost car rental deals in Cape Town, South Africa.
South Africa is a country with many surprises in store. Discover a variety of climates, awe-inspiring safari parks, a stunning coastline, fertile vineyards and a colorful variety of wild flowers along the fabled Garden Route.
Cap Town. There is nowhere like Cape Town. Perched between the ocean and the mountain, with a national park as its heart, its a place to renew and reconnect. The beautiful seaside city of Cape Town lies at the foot of flat-topped Table Mountain, its known as the "Mother City" and is the oldest city in South Africa and has a cultural heritage spanning more than 300 years. Great views of the city can be had by taking the cable car ride to the top of the mountain, but be sure to do so on a cloud free day. The place to be seen is the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront - a unique shopping and holiday experience on a scenic working harbour, here you will find free entertainment, shops, museums, an aquarium, trendy bars and restaurants. Shopping: There's a great choice, particularly in the big cities. Cosmopolitan Cape Town V&A Waterfront, Cavendish and Canal Walk are great for fashion and electric boutiques, bars and restaurants.
Excursions: The most popular excursions include. (1) A full day Winelands tour – you will discover fabulous Cape Dutch architecture, historic towns, working wine estates and stunning scenery, tour includes a guided cellar tour and wine tasting. (2) A half day city tour – including the Malay quarter, flower market and Signal Hill. (3) A full day Peninsula tour – highlights include Cape Point and Nature Reserve, penguin colony and Simons's Town historical navel base. (4) Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, internationally acclaimed as one of the great botanical gardens of the world.
Car Hire. Book your next car hire in South Africa with Carhire1(UK) for secure online booking at guaranteed low cost rates. Driving in South Africa. The roads are generally excellent and traffic is reasonably light outside the main cities, toll roads operate on major routes. In general, public roads in South Africa are well developed and well sign-posted with driving done on the left hand side of the road. Speed limits are usually 60 km/h in built-up areas, 100 km/h on the open road, and 120 km/h on highways. It is generally unwise to assume that everyone on the road will drive safely. Petrol in South Africa can often only be purchased in cash as most filling stations do not except credit cards or travelers cheques.
Self Drive Tours. South Africa, with its diverse and dramatic scenery and wide variety of accommodation is a wonderful destination for a self drive holiday whether for your entire stay or just part of your south African adventure. You will find pick up and drop off points in most popular destinations, so choose the regions you would like to visit and the car you would like to hire then let Carhire1(UK) find the best deal for your car hire needs.
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