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-> Winter season starts May to July
Packing List for Winter Weather (For Normal Tour)
Everyone has a individual choice of fashion tastes, preferences, opinions, and styles in terms of what they want to wear and bring along. This definitive list is not necessary but it will help you in packing for your South Africa Holiday in winter Season
-> Clothes Packing
1 rainproof jacket/small umbrella
1 or 2 shorts/skirts
2 or 3 pairs of jeans
2 or 3 T-shirts
2 or 3 casual shirts
1 thick, warm jacket , scarf, gloves and warm winter hat
1 thick sweater
Underwear (lots)
Socks (lots)
Trousers
Dresses
1 set of smart clothes (eg tie, blazer, jacket or suit for evenings out while on tour)
-> Shoes
Comfortable walking shoes if it is possible then you carry waterproof shoes
Thongs/flipflops/sandals
- > Toiletries
Toiletry bag
Toothpaste, Toothbrush, Deodorant, Lip balm
Make up, moisturizers and hair products
Suntan lotion – just because it’s cold doesn’t mean there is no sun
Handkerchiefs/tissues
Insect repellent
Aspirins / medications
- > Miscellaneous
Digital memory Storage like : Digital Camera, Handycam camera etc.
Rechargeable phone card
Day bag
Pens and writing materials
Overnight bag
Sewing kit
Power adapters
Plastic bags
Washing powder
Travel Clock
Sunglasses
Important Thing Keep in Mind
-> Label your suitcase inside and out with your name, your home address and attached a unique identifier to your luggage to make it easier to spot.
-> Remember to bring any medication you might need along with you and also carry the prescriptions for any medications that you want
-> You should also leave a copy of all important documents at home with someone trusted and contactable while you are away.
-> Don’t pack your travel documents and passport in your luggage. But take it with you in your carry luggage.
-> With your luggage, you also carry a copy of your passport, visas, travel and other important documents as well as your travellers cheque numbers (if you use them).
People & Languages in South Africa
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| People & Languages in South Africa :
In South Africa there are 11 official languages spoken. English is the official language of business, politics, and the media. Most South Africans are multilingual and often mix languages together so you'll hear IsiZulu, for example, peppered with English or Afrikaans phrases. Afrikaans, which has similarities to Dutch, is the first language of Afrikaners (South Africans of Dutch descent) and you will see many road markings written in both English and Afrikaans
List of 11 Offical languages that are spo..
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