HUNTING SAFRAIS

Geographical Features

With an area of 1 227 200 sq.km (472 359 sq.miles), South Africa is situated at the southern most tip of Africa. South Africa’s West coast borders the Atlantic Ocean and the Eastern coastline runs along the Indian Ocean. On the North, South Africa borders Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe and in the Northeast, Mozambique and Swaziland.

Currency and methods of payment

The currency is the South African Rand (R) and the international symbol is ZAR. R1 = 100 cents. Traveller’s foreign currency notes of all major currencies are accepted. Currencies can be exchanged at airports, banks bureau de change and major hotels. Fluctuations in foreign exchange markets are reflected in rates quoted on a daily basis. Fuel cannot be paid for with standard credit cards.Please consult your professional hunter as to the preferred method of payment for your safari.

Useful information for your stay in South Africa

Arrival

With your comfort in mind, we will meet you at Johannesburg International, Bloemfontein airport, Kimberley Airport or any other airport closest to our hunting destination from where we will travel by vehicle to the hunting destination of your choice.

Climate

South Africa has a varied climate, with the northern provinces such as Gauteng, Limpopo and Mpumalanga experiencing generally hot and rainy summers (October to April) and mild, dry winters (May to September). The Western Cape climate is more Mediterranean with cold and wet winters and hot, dry summers. KwaZulu Natal is hot and humid in summer and warm in winter. The use of a hat and sunscreen is recommended.

Provinces

South Africa is divided into nine provinces: Eastern Cape, Gauteng, Free State, KwaZulu-Natal, Mpumalanga, Northern Cape, Limpopo Province (Northern), North West and Western Cape.