Visit our car rental website to rent cars without a deductible and at the best price 1. Do not leave handbags in the car or valuables exposed, even if you only go for a few minutes. 2. It is recommended to rent a car with full participation cancellation. Some companies sell “non-participation” insurance, but if there is no other vehicle involved in the accident, they charge for the damage under the negligence section. Through us this does not exist, and to this day none of our tenants has been charged for damage. 3. Fuel prices in South Africa are controlled. Many drivers prefer not to fill up with gas before returning. The rental company fills up for about 45 rand + the cost of fuel. If you refueled before returning, do so at the airport. The company will in any case fill up and even if only two liters are missing you will be charged. 4. Right turns do not have the right of way unless there is a traffic light with an arrow. Traffic must be allowed to pass first. 5. In South Africa you drive on the left. A trick for entering the correct lane : “Left close right far” – when turning left you enter the near lane and right far. 7. Do not stick to the left . Most of the damage to travelers’ vehicles is damage to the left mirror and scratches to the left bumper. 8. The toll gates do not always accept international credit cards. It is recommended to have cash. 9. Almost all the speed reports of travelers from the country are from 4 routes: Nysna, Wilderness (there are 2), the descent from Franchuk to Stellenbosch, and on road 2 before Swellendam.

1. It is recommended <b>to book accommodation as early as possible</b> , especially on safari. <b>Check with us about discounts</b> . 2. Every year the <b>cable car to Table Mountain</b> in Cape Town closes at the end of July for a month for maintenance. 3. It is recommended to book <b>a whale cruise</b> in advance. The season is between July and October.. <a href=”rtl”>This is the most professional company</a> . 4. <b>Beware of ATM help</b> and people who say you have to pay at the ATM for parking. Withdraw money only in bank branches. 5. Book attractions in advance, especially horseback riding safaris, kayaking and paragliding. <a>6. <b>The nature reserves and gardens</b> Wild Card is sometimes worthwhile for families (especially with children over the age of 12)</a> 7. In <b>Cape Town</b> we recommend a private tour of about 3-4 hours in the city center. This is an area that is difficult to get to know without a guide, and the added value is high. 8. Check in advance which <b>national holidays</b> are taking place during your visit. 9. From mid-December to mid-January the summer vacation is relatively busy with reserves and attractions, especially in Cape Town and through the gardens.

Tips for family travel in South Africa

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1. Try to do star trips and change less places to stay.

2. Avoid long trips . Sometimes it is better to take domestic flights. Check nearby airports.

3. Book attractions in advance with free cancellation, but try not to load more than one per day.

4. Book in advance a guided walking tour of Cape Town in Hebrew of up to 4 hours. There are not many guides in Hebrew and they are booked a long time in advance, especially in July, August and on holidays.

5. The wine rope is not only for wine lovers. This is one of the most beautiful areas in South Africa with hiking and biking trails, crocodile farms, fine food and family-oriented wine farms.

6. Check the cost of the Nature Reserves and Gardens Wild Card. For families with children over the age of 12 it is often worthwhile, especially if you visit Kroger.

7. Consult us about choosing the safari . Even if you received a recommendation for a certain reserve, check if the season is ideal, if it is suitable for children, if it is the best value for the price and if the trip is worthwhile. In addition, check with us about discounts and preferred payment terms.

8. Choose a spacious car . The difference in price is usually not large and for a couple with 3 children who are not small, an anthill on 8 seater vehicles. If the children are small, 7-seater cars will fit (the rear ones fold)

9. Book places in restaurants in advance. In South Africa you wake up early and go to bed early. You may be surprised to see restaurants that close at 21:00

10. The writers will pleasantly surprise you, especially the Woolworth chain. We recommend that families stock up on South Africa’s excellent fruits and vegetables, biltong (South African dried meat) and rusk (South African cookies) upon landing. In South Africa there is a high awareness of vegetarianism and gluten sensitivity.

11. Choose places to stay in pleasant and safe areas . Consult before, especially in Cape Town. The port in Cape Town, for example, is a pleasant and secure area.

12. Do not feed the baboons. In areas where they are found, avoid eating near them as they may be aggressive.

13. You don’t get help from anyone at the ATM and you don’t go to the ATM with anyone.

14. Many travelers recommend a visit to Jeffreys Bay and the clothing factory stores, but in our opinion it is often an unnecessary trip and the prices do not justify it.

Tips for a honeymoon in South Africa

1. Flights are booked at the end. Whether you choose to combine Mauritius and Seychelles in your trip or not, the last thing you do is book flights. First you plan the trip and make sure there is room in the reserves and hotels you want and only after the route is ready and accurate do you book flights. We have discounts for flights from Seychelles and Mauritius to Israel.

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2. Invest in a private safari. All honeymooners to this day said they would not give up the experience of a private reserve.

3. It is recommended to invest in a good place to stay in the wine region . Compared to areas like Cape Town where you will most of the time travel, in the wine region the luxurious accommodation at the wine farm has significance and the trip is upgraded with this experience.

4. If you chose to combine with Mauritius or Seychelles (recommended), check with us about hotel discounts . In such destinations, the prices on the Internet are often higher than those of agents.

5. Try to do star walks and changed fewer places to stay. Avoid long journeys. It’s a shame to lose a day of travel on your honeymoon in order to save a small amount of money. Domestic flights will often cost more

6. Book as early as possible and enjoy a larger selection of accommodations and Septri reserves, and better prices.

7. Avoid wearing jewelry and don’t rely on hotel safes.

8. Tell the accommodations upon arrival that you are on your honeymoon (we inform them in advance but it’s always good to mention)

9. Planning a trip with a consultant takes about an hour or two, including choosing accommodation and vehicles, and most of the planning is free of charge.

A warm recommendation for planning a trip with Stav Lawrence!!!

We returned last week from a two-week honeymoon in South Africa,

Stav helped us plan the trip and it was simple from…

The trip was very varied, safaris, views, wine, good food and really good hotels!

Stav gave us big and small tips that really enhanced the experience, starting with where to stop on the way for views, worthwhile restaurants and closed all the hotels and vehicles for us with 0 breakdowns.

For those who want to plan a trip that is right for them, contact Stav Noah Lawrence and you will have a perfect trip with peace of mind

Why is South Africa an ideal vacation destination?

• South Africa is not an expensive destination. The accommodation is very pampering at reasonable prices, the car rentals and fuel are not expensive and the entrance fees to the reserves are low. The cost of food in supermarkets and restaurants is very low compared to prices in Europe and the United States.
• The variety of animals that can be seen in South Africa is huge, and the distances are relatively short. Starting with the safari, through the penguins who live in South Africa all year round, through the whales that visit from June to October, as well as seals, sharks and more. You can visit ostrich farms, animal shelters, see a great abundance of birds throughout the trip and more.
• The South Africans are calm and welcoming, and despite the image of South Africa as a place where precautions must be taken, the tranquility and kindness of the locals enhances the experience of visiting South Africa.