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| Temperatuur | Beste tijd voor een reis |
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| Officiële landsnaam | Republiek Zuid-Afrika |
| Hoofdstad | Pretoria |
| Nationaliteit | Zuid-Afrikaan |
| Talen | overig, engels, Nederlands |
| Visum nodig? | Nee |
| Munteenheid | Rand (ZAR) |
| Regeringsvorm | republiek |
| Grootte t.o.v. Nederland | 29.4 keer groter |
| Bevolking | 43.8 miljoen |
| Bevolkingsdichtheid t.o.v. Nederland | 11.2 keer lager |
| Laagste punt | 0 m |
| Hoogste punt | 3408 m |

Handig gidsje op zakformaat van Durban & Kwazulu Natal. Dit gidsje is uit het handboek South Africa van Footprint gehaald. Footprint focus is e... meer
Handig gidsje op zakformaat van Durban & Kwazulu Natal. Dit gidsje is uit het handboek South Africa van Footprint gehaald.
Footprint focus is een engelstalige praktische reisgids voor alle leeftijden, boordevol informatie over accommodatie van middenklasse tot luxe en plaatsbeschrijvingen. Kenmerk: brede culturele en achtergrondinformatie, bondig geschreven.
Spend the day hiking on the extensive network of trails that cover the Drakensberg Mountains or take the more relaxing option and sunbathe on some of Africa's finest beaches. Experience Zululand - famous for its history and landscapes - and the traditional Zulu lifestyles that are preserved here. No region captures the diversity of South Africa as intensely as KwaZulu Natal. Footprintfocus Durban & KwaZulu Natal will guide you from the bustling port of Durban to the heart of Africa, providing detailed information on sights and attractions along the way.
The content of the Footprintfocus Durban & KwaZulu Natal guide has been extracted from Footprint's South Africa Handbook.
Small, compact soft cover guide
Essentials section with useful advice on getting there and around
Includes uKhahlamba-Drakensberg Park
Information on where to eat, sleep & play including game lodges
Detailed street maps for Durban and other key towns

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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