What is Self Drive in South Africa
On a Self Drive Safari in South Africa holiday in South Africa you get to explore and enjoy the beauty, the people and the environment at your own pace. You can go on a self drive holiday without the hassle of planning and booking. Being experts in our field leave all the self drive planning to us. We will plan your route, book your accommodation, tours and expereinces. Your travel pack will include detailed information on attractions, activities, useful travel tips and restaurant recommendations.
South Africa is a diverse country and venturing out on your own will be great fun. On a self drive holiday travel whilst the sun is still shining due to safety reasons and the roads being unfamiliar. Depending on your itinerary make sure you fuel up whenever you can. The gas/petrol stations can be quite a distance from each other.
It’s your self drive holiday, take your time in each place to soak in the atmosphere which differs from province to province. Get to know our people, as our rainbow nation is made up of very friendly, hospitable and vibrant people. The South African cuisine is made up of many cultures, tantalise your taste buds with the varied flavours of our country. A few recommendations that should appear on your must eat list would be a braai (barbeque), bunny chow (hollowed out bread with curry filled in the centre), biriyani, samp and beans, chutney, chakalaka, bobotie, biltong, koeksisters, milk tart, phutu, amagwinya (vetkoek or fat cake) and a favourite of mine potbrood (a savoury bread baked over coals in cast-iron pots). South Africa has some of the best wines in the world for you to pick, choose and refuse from. And of course you will have to taste our ever famous Amarula, which is good for a nightcap.
The ever changing landscape and scenery between the provinces make for picture perfect photos. Having a passenger good with motion photography on a self drive holiday would be a bonus.
With time on your side take the time to indulge on a self drive holiday in South Africa.