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All hotels in Cape Town
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- 5 Seasons
- Adderley
- Auberge Rozendal Winefarm
- Cape Diamond
- Cape Milner
- Cape Royale
- Cape Town Hollow Boutique
- Cape Town Lodge Hotel
- D'Ouwe Werf Country Inn
- Fountains Hotel
- Garden Court De Waal
- Garden Court Eastern Boulevard
- Harbour Bridge Hotel & Suites
- Hollow on the Square Suites
- Knysna Hollow Country Estate
- Lady Hamilton
- Lagoon Beach
- Le Franschoek
- Leisure Bay Luxury Suites
- Mount Nelson
- NH Plettenberg Bay
- NH The Lord Charles
- P.H. Keurbooms
- P.H. King Georg
- P.H. Mossel Bay
- Park Inn Greenmarket Square
- Peninsula All-Suites
- Plettenberg Park
- Premier Hotel Cape Manor - DEMO
- Protea Breakwater Lodge
- Protea Cape Castle
- Protea Dolphin Beach
- Protea Fire and Ice
- Protea Hotel Outeniqua
- Protea Knysna Quays
- Protea President
- Protea Riempie Estate
- Protea Sea Point
- Protea Stellenbosch
- Protea Victoria Junction
- Protea Wilderness Resort
- Rosenhof Country House
- Simons Town Quayside
- Southern Sun Cape Town Waterfront
- Southern Sun Cullinan
- Southern Sun Newlands
- Spier hotel
- Straightway Head
- The Bantry Bay Luxury Suites
- The Commodore
- The Portswood
- The Table Bay
- Townhouse
- Urban Chic Boutique
- Whalesong Hotel & Hydro
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About Cape Town
- Visas
- British Citizens must hold a passport valid for at least 6 months from date of entry, and hold valid return or onward journey tickets along with adequate funds for the duration of their stay. Always check before you go, but currently no visa is required for lengths of stay up to 3 months (90 days).
- Timezone
- GMT + 2
- Language
- The country's Constitution guarantees equal status to 11 official languages to cater for the country's diverse peoples and their cultures. However English is the most commonly spoken language.
- Jabs
- Always check with your GP or travel nurse in plenty of time before departure as the situation can change, but it is recommended that you will need up-to-date Hepatitis A and B. Typhoid vaccinations with Polio Boosters are recommended.
- Electricity
- South Africa runs on 220/230 volts electricity (a link to our British colonial past!). The plug sockets accept the old British style plug with three round pins. So if you are coming from a country that uses 2 pin plugs or the square shaped 3 pin plugs, you will need an adaptor to use appliances.
- Currency
- The unit of currency is the Rand, and is divided into 100 cents. Rands come in denominations of R10, R20, R50, R100 and R200 notes. The R20 note looks very similar to the R200 note, so be careful when handing over money! The rand is a shaky currency, and it's likely that you will get more rands for your unit currency when you leave than when you arrive. Since the exchange rate does fluctuate constantly, we suggest you consult our currency converter for the latest rates.
