subject: Cape Town Tourist Information [print this page] Transport to and from Cape Town International Airport and within the Cape Town environment are available
Free Airport Transfer:
We offer a complimentary airport transfer to all guests who have booked either 3 private Day Tours or 1 private Overland Tour.
Prices of transfers within Cape Town and environment are available on request.
Price of Tours
Prices are subject to change and are reviewed at the start of the next summer season starting 1 September 2003.
Seasons
Summer is approximately from September till March with the peak of summer during December / January / February with the average temperature around 27 C
Winter is from June - August with the average temperature around
17 C - therefore a mild winter compared to most countries around the globe. This is the secret season of the Cape where most tourism companies, including 34 South Tours, offer special winter packages.
Visa Requirements:
Those wishing to enter South Africa must be in possession of a valid passport and, where necessary, a visa. Inquiries can be directed to South African diplomatic representatives abroad or the Department of Home Affairs in Pretoria. If you intend traveling to South Africa's neighbouring countries and back into South Africa you are advised to apply for multiple entry visas. Tourists must satisfy immigration officers that they have the means to support themselves during their stay, and that they are in possession of return or onward air tickets.
Malaria:
Malaria does not occur in the Western Cape and none of the tours on this site enter Malaria areas
Immunizations:
No international immunization is needed when entering South Africa. The only inoculation requirement is a yellow fever vaccination certificate from travelers Who enter South Africa within six days of leaving an infected country.
Electricity:
220/230 volts AC at 50 cycles per second. Three pronged plugs are universal, so take an adapter. Most hotel rooms have 110 volt outlets for electric shavers and small appliances.
Currency:
One Rand 'R'= 100 cents 'c'. Notes issued R200, R100, R50, R20, R10; coins R5, R2, R1, 50c 20c, 10c and 5c. Currency exchange rates are available at banks and published daily in the press.
Traveler's Cheques:
Most international traveler's checks are accepted provided they are in an acceptable currency and may be cashed at most banks. Many hotels and shops also provide this service.
Driving:
Drive on the left and give way to traffic approaching from the right.
Our passion is to provide highly entertaining guided tours customized to cater for the unique requirements and interests of our guests. We take great pride in our professional itinerary designs that match the best of the Cape with your requirements.
The pre-designed itineraries on our website are mere suggestions. The tour possibilities are endless and we design a tour itinerary for your group's unique requirements. It is, however, quite natural for guests' requirements to change on route and we gladly cater for these changed requirements on our private tours.
by: Cape Town Tours
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