South Africa Car Hire

As the world gets smaller, more people travel abroad. Its easier than ever to hop onto a plane for a few hours, and be in a totally different world. For the British travellers, South Africa is an easy choice. Our climate is great, food is amazing, and the exchange rate is very favourable. We even drive on the same side of the road!

Click Car Hire are a car rental brokerage company in South Africa that have brokered special rates with four reputable, nationwide companies. The rates that we offer are with unlimited mileage and usually two insurance options, and they also include airport surcharges, VAT, tourism levy, and any other charge that some companies hide in the fine print.

Our staff will assist clients on any queries they have so that when you land at an unfamiliar airport, you will know exactly what you need and where to go. If you are not one of our clients, contact us with your queried anyway, and we will get the answer for you - because we are confident enough to know that you will be using our services in the future.

We have branches in several locations. These include:

SOUTH AFRICA AIRPORTS:

BLOEMFONTEIN
KIMBERLEY
NELSPRUIT
O.R. TAMBO INTERNATIONAL
PHALABORWA
POLOKWANE (PIETERSBURG)
POMONA
CAPE TOWN INTERNATIONAL
EAST LONDON
GEORGE
PORT ELIZABETH
UPINGTON
DURBAN INTERNATIONAL
PIETERMARITZBURG
RICHARDS BAY


We also have branches in:
BOKSBURG
BRAAMFONTEIN
EMERALD CASINO
LYNDHURST
MENLYN
MIDRAND
POMONA
PRETORIA
RANDBURG
SANDTON
WITBANK
GREEN POINT
RONDEBOSCH
STELLENBOSCH
DURBAN
PINETOWN
UMHLANGA ROCKS
UVONGO

You do need to make a booking from us to get the special rates, so log onto http://www.southafrica-carhire.com, choose a car, give us a few minor details and we will give you the best quote. If you email your requirements to info@southafrica-carhire.com we will suggest with your specific requirements, we will get one of our agents to help you with your South Africa Car Hire requirements.

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As I’ve shown many a time in these blogs South Africa is definitely and unequivocally one of the best tourist destinations in the world and owing to the strength of the local currency in accordance to the dollar it is also a very affordable holiday destination for overseas visitors. Like any country though there are some popular places that tourists cannot get enough of and they just keep coming back for more. The 10 most popular tourist hot spots in South Africa are the Kruger National park, Table Mountain, the Garden Route, Robben Island, V&A Waterfront, the beautiful beaches, Sun City resort, Cultural Villages, The cradle of Human kind and Soweto.

The Kruger National Park
The size of the Kruger National Park stands close to 2 Million Hectares and it is roughly the size of Germany. Through its years of dedication to Nature conservation it has become the leader in advanced environmental management techniques and policies. It has a vast amount of fauna and animal life and the list of species to date stands at 336 tree species, 49 fish species, 34 Amphibian species, 114 Reptile species, 507 Bird species and 147 Mammal species. With such a variety and diversity in natural attributes you cannot help feel like you’ve walked into paradise. Most people usually go in for trying to spot the bigger animals the park has to offer and totally miss the smaller, often more fascinating species, so word of advice find out more about the types of tree and animal species that the park has to offer from your ranger while out on those drives or walks. The more you know about the surroundings the more magical the park will become. You can also discover more about the cultures that have dwelled in the park through its history by the Rock Painting they left behind and the Archeological sites that are being worked on in the park. The Kruger conservation is as passionate about preserving its history as it is about preserving its natural life.

Table Mountain
Spanning about 1086m above sea level, Table Mountain is a wonderful unique area with Cape Town surrounding its base. Many activities can be enjoyed on Table Mountain and it makes a wonderful hiking area. Popular routes up the mountain are Platteklip Gorge, the Back Table route, nursery ravine, The Bridle path and Skeleton Gorge. The mountain can be accessed from Constantia neck, Cecilia forest, Kirstenbosch, Newlands forest and Rhodes memorial. The cave systems of Table Mountain are very unusual as they consist mainly of Sandstone where as most Cave systems in the world consist of limestone. The biggest of these are the Wynberg cave system located on the Back Table.

Garden Route
Stretching from Heidelberg to the Tsitsikama forest and storms river, it is considered to be the most beautiful route in South Africa with popular visitors spots, Tsitsikama forest, Cango Caves, The Bloukraans bridge which is incidentally where the highest bungee jump in the world is, Knysna and much, much more. Entertainment can be found everywhere along the route with such diversity that it’s too numerous to mention. Depending on how fast you travel the average rout will take you around a week to complete so plan it carefully around your time frame.

Robben Island
Literally translated from Dutch as Seal Island, not to be confused with the actual seal island off of False Bay and lies 7-11kms of the coast of Cape Town. It has an incredible history dating back to the Stone Age. People inhabited Robben island during the Stone Age when it wasn‘t an island. It used to be a flat topped hill within walking distance from where Cape Town now lies and became an Island after the flooding of parts of the world due to the melting ice of the Ice Age. From the 17th century it has mainly housed prisoners and between 1836 and 1931 it was home to a leper colony. After the 2nd world war it became a prison and in 1959 a maximum security prison was built here. From 1961 to 1991 it housed more than 3000 political prisoners. The Island is Arid and a pipeline for fresh water was laid in 1965 stretching from Cape Town. Before that in the early 20th century, bore holes were sunk but these were soon taken over by sea water. It has a national park and today you can still see the antelope and other wildlife introduced to the island by the warden of the island in 1960. Robin Island is today a national heritage site and can be accessed by Ferry via the V&A Waterfront.

V&A Waterfront
Historically this busy harbour was constructed by Prince Alfred in 1860, he was the 2nd son of Queen Elizabeth and named the 1st basin after himself and the 2nd basin after his mother, hence the name. It is now undergoing a massive restoration known as the Victoria and Alfred development project and the entire restoration costs exceeds an amount of 8 Billion Rand. The most fascinating thing about the V&A is that it is a busy commercial harbour set in the centre of a massive entertainment area which incorporates, pubs, restaurants, Specialty Shops, Craft Markets, Theatres, museums, movies, hotels, luxury apartments and the two oceans aquarium and it is the most visited tourist destination in South Africa.

Coastal Beaches
South Africa has 2 coastlines, the Atlantic to the west and the Indian to the East. The best swimming beaches are situated along the Indian Ocean Coastline as it is a warm current making the waters very pleasant to swim in. The Atlantic side has some wonderful beaches that are very popular but have very cold water due to the cold Benguela current come up from the Arctic Ocean. Favorite beaches are Margate (Indian Ocean), Clifton (Atlantic), Camps Bay (Atlantic), Warner Beach (Indian), Amanzimtoti (Indian), Banana beach (Indian) and Big Bay (Atlantic).

Sun City Resort
An amazing holiday resort that offers everything the imagination can think about. It has 4 hotels, Palace of the lost city, Cascades, Sun City Hotel and the Cabanas.
The Palace of the lost city is a fairy style palatial hotel featuring opulent luxury, beautiful mosaics and frescoes, hand painted ceilings and every amenity to make you feel like royalty. The prices per night range from between R4655-00 to R46700-00 but look out for specials.
The Cascades hotel is the grand old lady of Sun City Resort and is named after the tumbling waters flowing through the lush tropical forest in which it’s set. Prices here range from between R2790-00 to R16900-00 per night.
The Sun City hotel was the 1st of the 4 hotels at the resort and has a 24hr room service. Prices range from R2375-00 to R8700-00 per night.
Cabanas is wonderful for families, having areas that look after and entertain the kids, which leave the parent’s time to enjoy some of the other entertainments at the resort. It is also a fantastic place for the entire family to enjoy time together. Prices range from R2045-00 to R2520-00 per night.
Activities that can be enjoyed at Sun City resort are numerous but here are a few that I enjoyed, Elephant back riding, Quad biking, Archery, Clay pigeon shooting, balloon safaris, the Pilanesberg national (for wild game viewing), 2 world class golf courses, The crocodile park, Valley of the waves with the lazy river and the exhilarating 17m high water slide (where your boxers become g-strings, Water sports (on Sun City lake), a Sauna and the pool bars. There is also more adult style entertainments like the jungle casino with the ever popular dream machine making people millionaires, cabaret shows and live entertainment.

Cultural villages
Cultural villages is a new initiative that has come around due to the growing demand from foreign visitors to learn more about the different cultures in South Africa. Here the traditional lifestyles of the people are in an environment that encourages the visitor to be apart of the proceedings. You will be able to witness traditional dancing and rituals, see the type of lifestyles traditionally led by these people and bear witness to their belief systems. Some of the villages are mentioned here but there are many more dotted around the country. Basotho Cultural villages show huts from the 16th century to present day and you can see people in traditional roles accurately depicting accurately depicting the lifestyle and architecture of South Sotho. Kosi Bay in Northern Kwazulu Natal is a community owned tourism camp that has been established on the shores of Lake Bangazi. Here visitors can experience first hand the lifestyle of the indigenous people.
Further south from Kosi Bay is the 4 star luxury hotel Zululand which has a perfectly constructed Zulu Kraal dating back to the time of Shaka Zulu. There are 40 huts which make up this fascinating village. Bothshabelo historical village shows the life and culture of the colorful Ndebele people. Lying 12kms west of Middelburg it was set up by the Middelburg Town Council as a Typical Ndebele Village. Another Ndebele village just out of Cullinan near Bronkhorstspruit provides demonstrations of traditional art works, including bead work, weaving and the famous hut painting.
Groot Marico in the North West Province is a place where you can witness the lifestyles of the Voortrekkers. It was one of the 1st places settled by the Voortrekkers in Transvaal and a mampoer (a potent liquor made from fruit) tour, and a cultural tour to old farmhouses (where bread is till baked in an outside oven) are a must. In the farm house tour you would be able to try other cultural cuisine, such as Melk tert (milk tart) and gemmer bier (ginger beer).

The Cradle of Human Kind
A cave system covering 47000 hectares of mostly private owned land, it comprises a strip of a dozen dolomite limestone caves containing the fossilized remains of ancient forms of animals, plants and most importantly Hominids. Hominids are your early ancestors and are reported to have split from the African Ape around 5-6 million years ago. To date 850 hominid fossils have been discovered in this system and it cements the belief that all human species originally came from Africa.

Soweto
A mix of black cultures, with a history that was central to the uprising and a people that are a special mix of sophisticated and street wise, it’s not hard to see why Soweto has become such a popular tourist destination. Once a home to Nelson Mandela and other famous political leaders, it was started as a black settlement in 1904 for workers looking for jobs on the mines. The name changed to South Western Townships and then to Soweto which is the Acronym of the original name. It is considered to be the most populace black residential area in the Country with a population of just over 2 million. It is now the site of a major development and renewal project running into the billions with shopping centers, hotels, museums, parks and many other fascinating things been developed. Housing which had no structure in the past is being redone and new residential areas are being developed to accommodate the ever increasing population. The guest houses in the different rural areas are always friendly and welcoming and although not luxurious will definitely leave you with a sense of well being and a better understanding of this amazing community.

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Labels: South Africa Car Hire, Things to do in South Africa

South Africa: Tourism Reaps Benefit of Open Skies - article from http://allafrica.com

Business Day (Johannesburg)

23 June 2008
Posted to the web 23 June 2008

SA's decision to open its skies to increased competition from foreign airlines in the run-up to 2010 is finally beginning to pay dividends, says SA Tourism CEO Moeketsi Mosola.

The recently concluded UK-SA agreement on air transport, which added 28 new flights a week between the two countries over the next three years, was evidence of this, Mosola said last week.

SA Tourism and other leaders in the tourism sector have long called for more flights to the country to meet burgeoning demand but the government has been slow to respond.

"I have been involved in these discussions for the past seven years as CEO of SA Tourism and it is the first time that I am completely satisfied with the agreement. There is no longer this eye for an eye approach to talks and this agreement offers the airlines much more flexibility in how the frequencies (flights) are used," Mosola said.

Under the agreement, airlines in both the UK and SA have been given 14 additional flights between the two countries this year, seven next year, and a further seven between London and Durban in 2010.

British Airways was first to take up the flight, adding a third daily flight between London's Heathrow and Johannesburg from April next year. Virgin and South African Airways are still weighing up their options.

Among the changes in this agreement is a clause allowing UK airlines to take up South African flights if South African airlines did not take up their frequencies within a specified time. "That has never been the case in the past," said Mosola. The airlines would now have more choice about what aircraft they used, which airports they used and when they fly. It also allows airlines to add extra capacity in peak season periods.

"The government has become more sophisticated and clever in their negotiations. They are not strictly adhering to the principle of reciprocity but looking at what is needed for the country, particular the tourism sector, to grow."

The government first outlined a more liberalised approach to bilateral negotiations in its airlift strategy document which was approved by the cabinet in 2006. The document presents a five-year plan for the regulation of air transport in support of the tourism sector with the express aim of ensuring that capacity is created (airline frequencies) ahead of demand.

However, that policy has only now begun to translate into positive results.

The transport department said yesterday that discussions regarding added capacity were taking place with other governments. So far the department has negotiated with Qatar, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the UK, South Korea, Gambia, New Zealand and is in negotiations with Australia.

Further discussions were planned between SA and the Netherlands within the next two months, but SA was also in discussion with India on further liberalising the existing bilateral agreement, the department said.

Talks in December with the UAE resulted in Emirates adding daily flights between Dubai and Cape Town in March.

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Labels: South Africa - Airlines, South Africa Car Rental, South Africa Tourism

Sports calendar July 2008

Acrobatics: There are no current events this month. If you would like to find out more about acrobatics and gymnastics in South Africa then visit http://www.gymnastics.co.za/ for information on this.

Aerobics: There are no current events this month. For more about aerobics visit the international aerobics federation site at http://www.iaf-sportaerobics.org/pages/affiliates_worldwide.html

Aerosport: There are no current events this month. Want to find out more then visit http://www.aero-sport.com/Orders/Index.asp

Angling: There are no current events this month. If you want to find out more then just look up your local angling association as each province and most towns have one.

Archery: The KZN Target champs, starting on the 5th and ending on the 6th, for further details contact Mark Dixon at 0441 877 1915.

The 2008 Free State indoor champs, starting and ending on the 19th, for more information please contact Mark Dixon at 0441 877 1915, for more info about archery in South Africa then visit the official website at http://www.archerysa.org.za/

Athletics: The 2008 South African Half marathon. It will be run at Port Elizabeth on the 6th. For more information please contact Thabile Mokgoatjana at 011 880 5800 or alternatively go to the website www.athletics.org.za/

Badminton: There are no current events this month. For more information about badminton in South Africa and around Africa go to http://www.badmintonafrica.org/docs/members.htm

Baseball: There are no current events this month. For more information on baseball in South Africa go to http://www.internationalbaseball.org/southafrica.htm

Basketball: There are no current events this month. For more info on how to join and happenings in SA then go to http://www.basketball.co.za/

Biathlon: There are no current events this month. To find out more about this sport go to http://www.sabiathlon.co.za/

Boardsailing: There are no current events this month. Go to the PKRA website to find out more about his fascinating sport at http://www.kiteworldtour.com/

BOCCE: There are no current events this month. Want more information on this interesting sport then go to http://wsj.com/article/SB121399535061492827.html?mod=2_1578_middlebox

Body Building: There are no current events this month want the physique but need some encouragement then look at http://www.ifbbpro.com/wp-content/uploads/image/remembering/southafrica.htm

Bowls: There are no current events this month. Want to join the peace and tranquility of bowls then go to http://bowlsclub.org/associations/lawn/ZA/BowlsSA/12/ for your nearest club

Boxing: There are no current events this month. Interested in this sport then go to http://www.saddoboxing.com/7445-mabuza-makepula.html

Bridge: There are no current events this month. Want to know more then go to http://www.sabf.co.za/

Canine activities: There are no current events this month

Canoeing: There are no current events this month. For up and coming events and highlights go to http://www.canoesa.org.za/

Chess: There are no current events this month. Want to show of your skills then visit http://www.chessa.co.za/.

Cricket: There are no current events this month. For highlights matches and more go to http://www.cricket.co.za/default.asp?cId=10682

Croquet: There are no current events this month. Interested then go to http://www.croquet.za.net/

Cultural Sports: There are no current events this month

Cycling: The 2008 UCI Junior road and track world championships. To be held in Cape Town from the 12th to the 20th. For more information go to http://cyclingsa.com/index.html

Dance sport: There are no current events this month. Want to dance the night away with some of the best then go to http://idsa.com.ua/eng/members.htm

Darts: There are no current events this month. Come and join the world by just going to http://www.idpa.net/handcrafted2.asp?run_init=1

De Boules: There are no current events this month. Characterized by difficulty, go to http://www.petanque.co.za/

Dragon Boat racing: There are no current events this month. Come and find your inner strength and find out more about this fascinating water sport at http://www.dragonboat.org.za/

Drum Majorettes: There are no current events this month. Find out more at http://www.sadma.co.za/

Duathlon: There are no current events this month. Want to know what it is then go to http://www.duathlon.com/articles/1831

Endurance riding: There are no current events this month. Definitely one for those fit equestrians, go to http://www.erasa.co.za/

Equestrianism: There are no current events this month

Extreme Sport: There are no current events this month

Fencing: There are no current events this month. Something you always wanted to learn then go to http://www.fencingschool.co.za/

Fitness: There are no current events this month

Football: There are no current events this month. For interesting facts and up and coming matches, go to http://www.safa.net/

Freediving: There are no current events this month. For those die hard fishermen http://www.spearfishingsa.co.za/fish/index.htm

Gold Panning: There are no current events this month. Go to http://www.sagoldpanning.co.za/ to find out more.

Golf: There are no current events this month want to tee off and need more information then go to http://www.saga.co.za/3/home

Gymnastics: The 2008 world rope skipping championships, running from the 22nd to the 31st (dates to be confirmed). For more information please contact Jerry Masia at +27 011 355-2761. If you would like to find out more about acrobatics and gymnastics in South Africa then visit http://www.gymnastics.co.za/ for information on this.

Handball: There are no current events this month

Hockey: There are no current events this month. Come and see how SA is doing at http://www.sahockey.co.za/

Horse Racing: The Vodacom July is back and kicking taking place at the Scottsville race course on the 22nd. For enthusiast go to http://www.sahorseracing.com/columnist.asp?col=6

Ice hockey: There are no current events this month. Interested then come and have a look at http://www.saicehockey.org.za/

Ice Skating: There are no current events this month. The beauty, intricacies and dedication, come find out more at http://www.safsa.org.za/

Inflatable Boating and jet skiing: There are no current events this month. Come over to the wild side at http://www.saiba.co.za/

Judo: There are no current events this month. Come and enjoy at http://www.judosa.co.za/

Jutskei: There are no current events this month.

Karate: There are no current events this month. With many varied styles and varieties, here’s one of many http://www.saska.co.za/

Korfball: There are no current events this month. Come and see the hype at http://www.sakorfball.co.za/

Life Saving: There are no current events this month. Visit http://www.ilsf.org/federations/lifesaving-south-africa

Maccabi: There are no current events this month. To find out more go to http://www.maccabi.com.au/default.aspx?pageId=100

Martial Arts: There are no current events this month

Model Power Boating: There are no current events this month. Every boy and mans dream, visit http://www.sampba.co.za/ for more information.

Motor sport: 2008 World motocross grandprix will be held at Nelspruit on the 20th. For more information please contact Jacqui Monteiro at +27 011 840-0666.
2008 MX1/MX2 Motocross World Women Championship, venues are to be announced and it will be held on the 20th. For more information please contact Roger Pearce at +27 011 789-7127/34. For extra information on both these events go to www.motorsport.co.za

Mountain Biking: There are no current events this month. Visit http://www.mtbonline.co.za/ to find out more.

Multi code sport: There are no current events this month.
Netball: There are no current events this month. Find out more at http://www.netballsa.org.za/

Olympics: There are no current events this month.

Orienteering: There are no current events this month. Come find your way at http://www.saof.org.za/

Pentathlon: There are no current events this month

Pigeon Racing: There are no current events this month. For more information about this hobby and sport visit http://www.canadianracingpigeonunion.com/Pigeon_Racing_Sport.aspx

Polo: There are no current events this month, played by royalty and commoners alike, visit http://www.sapolo.org.za/

Polo Crosse: There are no current events this month. An exciting equestrian team sport, visit http://www.polocrosse.co.za/

Pool: There are no current events this month. Game of skill and no remorse, visit www.poolsouthafrica.co.za

Power Boating: There are no current events this month

Power lifting: There are no current events this month. Strength courage and skill, visit http://www.powerliftingsa.co.za/

Radio Drivers: There are no current events this month. For more information about the sport and happenings within go to http://www.sarda.org.za/sarda.asp

Recreation: There are no current events this month

Roller Hockey: There are no current events this month

Roller Skating: There are no current events this month

Rowing: There are no current events this month. Come find out more about this uplifting physical discipline at http://www.rowsa.co.za/

Rugby: New Zealand versus South Africa in Wellington New Zealand as part of the 2008 Vodacom Tri nations to be held on the 5th. For more information contact Cliffie Booysen at: +27 021 659-6922.

New Zealand versus South Africa in Dunedin Australia as part of the Vodacom tri nations to be held on the 12th. For more information contact Cliffie Booysen at: +27 021 659-6922.
Australia versus South Africa in Perth Australia as part of the Vodacom tri nation to be held on the 19th. For more information please contact Delsia Overberg at +27 021 659-6710. For extra information on these 3 matches please visit http://www.sarugby.net/fixtures.asp

Rugby league: There are no current events this month. Are you a player or spectator, visit http://www.sarugbyleague.co.za/

Sailing: There are no current events this month. The freedom, the heartache and the spirit, come see the drama at http://www.sailing.org.za/

School Sports: There are no current events this month.

Schwinger: There are no current events this month

Scrabble: There are no current events this month. Want to play then go to http://www.geocities.com/sanspa/home.html

Sheep shearing: There are no current events this month

Shooting: There are no current events this month. Have a good eye then join http://www.natshoot.co.za/membership.php

Snooker and Billiards: There are no current events this month, find the contact you need at http://www.ibsf.info/countries.shtml

Snow Sport: There are no current events this month

Soft ball: There are no current events this month. Who said this was easy, http://www.softball.co.za/ssamain.htm

Sport Climbing: There are no current events this month. To discover you heights and potential go to http://www.mcsa.org.za/cent/

Sport for the disabled: There are no current events this month

Sport Hunting: There are no current events this month

Squash: There are no current events this month. Go discover your own action at http://www.squashsa.co.za/

Student Sport: There are no current events this month
Surfing: There are no current events this month. The international sport that has everyone curling, find out more at http://www.isasurf.org/

Swimming: There are no current events this month, what stroke gets you off, http://www.swimsa.co.za/

Table Tennis: There are no current events this month. Can you keep your eye on the blur, http://www.tabletennis.co.za/

Taekwando: There are no current events this month. How disciplined are you, http://www.taekwondo.co.za/

Tenniquoits: There are no current events this month.

Tennis: There are no current events this month. See if you can get a straight set at http://www.satennis.co.za/SATAWebContent.aspx?ID=a6026b31-3c9e-43bd-b861-89ef0c7077a7

Tenpin bowling: There are no current events this month. Go to http://www.tenpinbowling.co.za/

Trampolining and tumbling: There are no current events this month
Triathlon: There are no current events this month. For the physical person in you, go to http://www.gtp.gr/TDirectoryDetails.asp?id=50436

Tug O’ War: There are no current events this month. Come and see the strength in unity at work at http://www.tugofwar-twif.org/

Underwater sports: There are no current events this month

Volleyball: There are no current events this month. Come discover volleyball at its best at http://www.abvp.co.za/

War games: There are no current events this month. Fast paced and exciting http://www.paintball.co.za/

Water Ski: There are no current events this month. Have you got what it takes, http://www.sawaterski.co.za/

Wave ski: There are no current events this month. All I can say is http://www.sawaveski.co.za/

Weightlifting: There are no current events this month.

Wrestling: There are no current events this month, go to http://www.wrestling.org.za/ for more information.


For Car Hire across South Africa, contact www.southafrica-carhire.com. All the above mentioned sports are subject to change, please contact the numbers provided. If you know of any up and coming events, whether sports or recreation related and want to advertise it then please do not hesitate to contact us at info@southafrica-carhire.com


Information supplied from http://www.srsa.gov.za/

Labels: South Africa - Sport

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For a colorful and fruity time then come and see the beautiful flowering sea of color in spring and come enjoy the fresh tropical and other types of fruit in Autumn. While you about it then come and hire a vehicle from us at Click car hire. Vehicles can be collected at the airport or downtown.

Car rental Phalaborwa
Part of the most northern gate of the Kruger national park, come and enjoy the wildlife and just incase you’re in need off a quick getaway vehicle then come and rent one from us at Click car hire. Vehicles can be collected at the airport or downtown.

Car rental Pietermaritzburg
Come and follow the tracks of the voortrekkers into the heart of Zululand by hiring a far more comfortable form of transport from us at Click car hire. Vehicles can be collected at the airport.

Car rental Pinetown
For those traveling businessmen whose interests lie in agriculture and industry then come and speak the lingo to those at Pinetown and why not hire a car from Click car hire to get around. Vehicles can be collected our downtown branches.

Car rental Polokwane
The Capital of Limpopo and the cultural hub of the region. Come explore this beautiful city by renting a car from Click car hire. Vehicles can be collected at the airport or downtown.

Car rental Port Elizabeth
Ah PE the windy city. Come and get blown away by the deals we can offer at Click car hire. Vehicles can be collected at the airport or downtown.

Car rental Pretoria
Home of beautiful Jacarandas and the easy relaxed and fun loving life. Come and explore this vibrant city by renting from us at Click car hire. Vehicles can be collected at the Menlyn BMW or downtown.

Car rental Richard’s Bay
The tourist capital of the north coast and boasting the countries largest harbor. Come and get by or drive by, by renting from Click car hire. Vehicles can be collected at the airport or downtown.

Car rental Upington
Known as the unofficial gate way to the Kalahari desert. Come and enjoy the life sights and sounds in a wonderful air conditioned vehicle which has been hired from us at Click car hire. Vehicles can be collected at the airport or downtown.

Car rental Vereeniging
Translated as joining, Vereeniging is situated at the rail crossing of what used to be known as the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republic and the Republic of the Orange free state. Come and explore this wonderful history in a mile chewing rental from Click car hire. Vehicles can be collected at Emerald casino.

Car rental Witbank
Centre of Coal mining in Mpumalanga with 20 working collieries and where incidentally a young soldier-reporter Winston Churchill hid out in one of the collieries during the South African war. Come rent a car from us at Click car hire to enjoy the history of this up and coming town. Vehicles can be collected from downtown.

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Center of Coal mining in Mpumalanga with 20 working collieries and where incidentally a young soldier-reporter Winston Churchill hid out in one of the collieries during the South African war. Come rent a car from us at Click car hire to enjoy the history of this up and coming town. Vehicles can be collected from downtown.

If you have any queries about car rental in Witbank, email us at info@southafrica-carhire.com

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Translated as joining, Vereeniging is situated at the rail crossing of what used to be known as the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republic and the Republic of the Orange free state. Come and explore this wonderful history in a mile chewing rental from Click car hire. Vehicles can be collected at Emerald casino.

If you have any queries about car rental in Vereeniging, email us at info@southafrica-carhire.com

Labels: South Africa Car Hire, South Africa Car Rental