Highlights van Zuid-Afrika

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Klimaat

Kenmerken	mediterraan subtropisch steppe woestijn savanne tropisch
Temperatuur	Beste tijd voor een reis

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Low-cost airlines

• Air Berlin

Exotische ziekten

• malaria
• hepatitis A
• typhus

Interessante boeken over Zuid-Afrika

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  Landkaart - wegenkaart 05 Kwazulu - Natal | Map studio | 13.25 €

  Het overzicht is soms misschien een beetje onduidelijk. maar de details in de inzetten en delen van de kaart zijn prima en voldoen goed voor het rondr... meer

  Het overzicht is soms misschien een beetje onduidelijk. maar de details in de inzetten en delen van de kaart zijn prima en voldoen goed voor het rondrijden met een eigen auto.

  Indexed road map of the central KZN with an extensive map of Pietremaritzburg on the reverse. The road map at 1:250,000 includes the Drakensberg range and extends from Harrismith and the Sterkfontein Dam in the north west to uLundi in the east and Durban in the south. Road detail distinguishes tarred and un-tarred roads, indicates mountain passes and shows intermediate driving distances. Railways, airports and airfields are also included. There is no indication of the relief of the area, apart from some peak heights in highland areas. Provincial boundaries are included and reserves and conservation areas are highlighted, Symbols indicate places of interest, historical sites, battle sites, tourism offices, shopping/ eating opportunities etc. The map is annotated with brief notes on places of interest and there is a list of contact details for accommodation and tourism offices.

  On the reverse is the 1:20,000 street map of Pietermaritzburg with street index. Industrial areas, parks and built-up areas are distinguished, and symbols denote places of interest, shopping centres, places of worship, hotels, car parks, hospitals, post offices, etc. Railways and stations are also marked.

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  Reisverhaal - Reisverslag Somewhere over the rainbow - Travels in South Africa - Zuid-Afrika | Gavin Bell | 14.95 €

  Near the southern tip of Africa, there is a mountain that does a conjuring trick with the biggest tablecloth on earth. In a sacred forest near the Lim... meer

  Near the southern tip of Africa, there is a mountain that does a conjuring trick with the biggest tablecloth on earth. In a sacred forest near the Limpopo river, there is a bird that flies on wings of thunder, flashing lightning from its eyes and bearing rain in its beak. In between, there is a hauntingly beautiful land and millions of confused people. When Archbishop Desmond Tutu dubbed his native South Africa the 'Rainbow Nation', he conjured a vision of ethnic diversity and harmony in a country with eleven official languages, two national anthems, and a parliament that shuttled between two cities. As a foreign correspondent reporting on the last days of apartheid, Gavin Bell thought it was a brave image and wondered how long it would endure. A few years later, he returned to find out what had happened to Tutu's rainbow. In his travels he found a country at odds with itself, swinging between hope and despair, buoyed by a sense of freedom and haunted by a fear of violent crime. SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW is not only a fine travel book by an award-winning writer, it is a compelling portrait of a country in search of an identity. The leopard stories are good too.

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