Campervan hire in South Africa

Most RVs in South Africa are self-contained, meaning they have their own toilet, shower, and kitchen. This allows you to camp anywhere freely, without relying on public facilities.

Most major roads in South Africa are paved, making driving with an RV relatively easy. However, there are also some unpaved roads, so it's important to check the road conditions before you depart.

The speed limit on South African roads is generally 60 km/h, although this may vary depending on the road conditions. Adhere to the speed limit to avoid being pulled over by law enforcement.

When driving with an RV in South Africa, it's important to consider the wildlife. There are many animals, that roam along the road. Hitting one of these animals can cause serious damage to your vehicle.

The climate in South Africa varies greatly depending on the region, but generally, it can be described as mild to warm. Here are some characteristics of the climate in different parts of South Africa:

• Cape Town and Western Cape: A Mediterranean climate with mild, humid winters and warm, dry summers. Precipitation mainly occurs in the winter months.
• Gauteng and the surrounding inland: A temperate climate with hot summers and cool winters. Precipitation is generally sparse and mostly occurs during the summer months.
• KwaZulu-Natal: A subtropical climate with hot and humid summers, and mild winters. Precipitation is evenly distributed throughout the year but usually peaks in the summer.
• Eastern Cape and the Garden Route: A temperate climate with mild, humid winters and warm, temperate summers. Precipitation is possible all year round but usually peaks in the winter.
• Limpopo, Mpumalanga, and Kruger National Park: A subtropical climate with hot and humid summers, and mild winters. Precipitation mainly occurs during the summer months.

Overall, South Africa offers a diversity of climates, making it an attractive destination throughout the year, depending on the activities and regions you want to explore.

South Africa is located at the southernmost tip of the African continent. It boasts an extensive coastline of 2800 kilometers along the Indian and Atlantic Oceans. In the east, you'll find the Drakensberg Mountains with peaks like Njesuthi (3408 m) and Mafadi (3450 m). Mafadi is also the highest point in South Africa.

• Location: Southernmost point of Africa
• Coastline: 2800 kilometers along the Indian and Atlantic Oceans
• Highest point: Mafadi (3450 m)

Hiring a camper in South Africa allows you to explore the country's impressive flora and fauna. The country is home to over 20,000 different plant species. Of course, the country is also known for the Big Five: elephant, lion, leopard, rhinoceros, and buffalo.

• Flora and fauna: Over 20,000 plant species, Big Five

Some key attractions to visit when renting a camper in South Africa include Table Mountain, Cape of Good Hope, Robben Island, Port Elizabeth, and Kruger National Park. You can rent a camper in South Africa through Worldwide Campers in Durban, Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Port Elizabeth.

• Attractions: Table Mountain, Cape of Good Hope, Robben Island, Port Elizabeth, Kruger National Park
• Camper rental locations: Durban, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Port Elizabeth

Why Rent a Camper in South Africa?

• Freedom: With a camper, you have the freedom to come and go as you please, without relying on fixed accommodations.
• Self-sufficiency: Most campers in South Africa are self-sufficient, with their own toilet, shower, and kitchen, making traveling comfortable.
• Nature exploration: Renting a camper allows you to explore South Africa's impressive flora and fauna, from vast nature reserves to beautiful coastlines.
• Flexibility: With a camper, you can adjust your travel itinerary and spontaneously discover new places, without being bound to fixed schedules or routes.
• Cost-effective: For longer trips, renting a camper can be more cost-effective than paying for hotels or other accommodations.

Practical Tips for Renting a Camper in South Africa

• Reserve in advance: Especially during the peak season, it may be necessary to reserve your camper well in advance to avoid disappointment.
• Check insurances: Make sure you have the appropriate insurances for your camper, including coverage for any damages or accidents.
• Inspect the camper: Before setting off, thoroughly inspect the camper for any damage or defects and report them to the rental company.
• Plan your route: Create a detailed route plan and consider the condition of the roads and possible stops for fuel and provisions.
• Be prepared for wildlife: If you plan to camp in nature reserves, be aware of wildlife and take necessary precautions to avoid encounters.