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Packing list for a South Africa self drive holiday
Packing list for a South Africa self drive holiday
Tips for keeping your electric devices charged.
Find out what type of electric sockets are used in South Africa
Discover safari essentials that you will need.
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What to pack on a South African self drive trip?
To keep your phone and cameras charged, make sure you have an appropriate adaptor. South Africa uses both 2- and 3-pin sockets. The 2-pins are EU-standard, but most wall-sockets use a circular 3-pin that’s not common elsewhere. You’ll find adaptors at any South African airport travel shop. A portable battery pack is also good for emergencies, especially if you’re travelling to very remote areas that might not have power.
A pair of binoculars is essential for game viewing and a good animal and bird identification book will add enormously to your enjoyment on safari. There’ll be plenty of great photo opportunities too, so if you’re ever going to invest, now would be a great time to buy that zoom lens. Take a spare camera battery and memory cards. You may not have time to download or charge while you’re on the road.
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About Drive South Africa
Drive South Africa car rental is your complete online motor vehicle resource supplying a wide range of car rental, 4×4 rental, camper van rental and luxury rental vehicles across Southern Africa.
Since our inception in 2002 as a Cape Town car hire specialist we’ve steadily grown to service an increasingly diverse breadth of clients looking for car hire. Cape Town is our backyard but by no means the limit of the experience and knowledge we’ve accrued over the years.