Articles tagged ‘South Africa Travel Deals’
Canyons, Cheetahs & Kruger
By Peter Baxter | April 24th, 2008 |
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Canyons, Cheetah & Kruger
Canyons, Cheetahs & Kruger is somewhat cheaper in value as Boots n’all trips go. It is certainly not as good value as the Dunes, Delta & Falls option. In truth adventure travel through Mpumalanga, unless you happen to have to stop and change a flat tyre in a hijack hotspot, or one [...]
Dunes, Delta & Falls, Boots n’all in the Bush
By Peter Baxter | April 23rd, 2008 | Add a Comment »
Dunes, Delta and Falls Discoverer
Boots n’all Adventure Travel Shop has launched its Dunes Delta and Falls Discoverer, which, as the name implies, is a journey through the western quadrant of Southern Africa, combining the best of South Africa, Namibia, Botswana and Victoria Falls.
The trip kicks off in Cape Town, which at your leisure you can [...]
Volunteer work in South Africa: A helping holiday
By Philip | September 13th, 2007 | 2 Comments »
Volunteering holidays are a highly enriching and immersive way to experience a foreign culture at the most grass roots level.
A number of exiting and exotic opportunities are now listed on Bootsnall, where you can choose your destination, activities and budget.
Most include accommodation and some include meals and excursions, all look like fantastic life changing experiences.
These [...]
Operation: Mozambique #2, Mango Airlines
By Philip | December 11th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
After bumping my head against a wall a few times, trying to remotely arrange car hire from Johannesburg to Mozambique it seems no-one wants anyone to drive their precious cars into out neighboring country. What spoil sports. I am pretty sure my 1973 Peugeot 404, would rather not go and my wife’s 230E Merc would [...]
CC Africa’s Safari Specials Start Soon
By BootsnAll | July 20th, 2006 | 1 Comment »
The Conservation Corporation Africa is advertising new safari specials valid from 1 Aug to 30 Nov in the local papers. Of particular interest are the walking safaris - just you, a few others, some tents, a guide and the bush!
Decent “SA Explorer” Package on LastMinute.com
By Ben | July 14th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
Alert! LastMinute.com is running a fairly decent, 12-day “South Africa Explorer” package for around £2000. It includes Joburg, Sun City, the Tshukudu Game Lodge and Cape Town.
SA Explorer on LastMinute.com
If the package is too tame for you (it’s aimed, I suspect, at the older, more easygoing traveller), there are a host of other deals on [...]
Budget Airline’s Specials Start Today
By Ben | June 30th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
Alert! Interlink Airlines, South Africa’s youngest budget airline, has introduced two limited-time sale fares for the country’s busiest tourist routes.
You can now fly between Johannesburg International (JNB) and Kruger Mpumalanga (MQP) airports for just R299 (one-way), and between Cape Town International (CPT) and JNB for just R499.
Flights from London to Cape Town
By Court | April 18th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
Alert! Use this handy guide to plan your trip from (damp, dark, expensive, blecchy) London to (warm, sunny, fabulously-cheap-if-you’ve-got-pounds, glorious) Cape Town!
Best Times to Travel: Cape Town is a year-round destination. It’s particularly attractive for Brits in February, when the weather in London is horrid, the high holiday prices have gone down, and the days [...]
Great April Deals on Flights to South Africa from the USA
By BootsnAll | April 17th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
Alert! International airfare from the United States to Cape Town or Johannesburg have dropped dramatically in the past few weeks, now that South Africa’s high season is coming to a close.
A typical high-season fare this year (for a round trip) has been about $1800, but now you can book for as little as $1000 - [...]
South Africa Budget Airlines
By Ben | January 11th, 2006 | 1 Comment »
You know the drill. In every big airport there are the bully carriers which think they own the place, and the lowlifes which scuttle around like cockroaches. The latter, otherwise known as “budget airlines,” are proving hardy, persistent and six-legged. (Actually, not the last part.)
South Africa currently has three budget airlines: 1time, kulula.com and (a [...]
