Tuesday, December 6, 2011
The Roundhouse B&B | Car Rental Service
The Roundhouse offers a full range of exclusive facilities and services to all of their guests, including car rental, airport transfers, laundry service, central booking office, conference facilities, 6 seater Jacuzzi and free WIFI internet.
If you do not want to hire a car for your visit we can meet you at the airport or in Cape Town and transfer you through to The Roundhouse as well as a return transfer to the airport or to Cape Town. Should you not have transport we will drive you down to the harbour for your shark dives or Whale watching trips and into town should you wish to. We will make your stay as pleasurable and easy as possible without any stresses or hassles.
Some of the vehicles available include:
Economy 2-door model:
Type of car: Opel Corsa or similar
Features: 1.4lt Manual, 2-door hatchback, radio/CD
Passengers: 4 adults, 1 child
Luggage: 2 suitcases, 2 bags
Economy 4-door model:
Type of car: Chevrolet Spark or similar
Features: 1.1-1.4lt Manual, 4-door hatchback, radio/CD
Passengers: 4 adults, 1 child
Luggage: 2 suitcases, 2 bags
Economy 4-door model with air-conditioning:
Type of car: Chevrolet Spark, Kia Picanto or similar
Features: 1.4lt Manual, 4-door hatchback, air-conditioning, radio/CD
Passengers: 4 adults, 1 child
Luggage: 2 suitcases, 2 bags
Mid-size hatchback/sedan model:
Type of car: Nissan Tiida or similar
Features: 1.6lt Manual, 4-door hatchback, air-conditioning, power-steering, airbags, electric windows, central locking, radio/CD
Passengers: 5 adults
Luggage: 3 suitcases, 3 bags
Mid-size AUTOMATIC sedan model:
Type of car: Toyota Corolla or similar
Features: 1.6lt AUTOMATIC, 4-door Sedan, air-conditioning, power-steering, airbags, electric windows, central locking, radio/CD
Passengers: 5 adults
Luggage: 3 suitcases, 3 bags
The Roundhouse B&B
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
4x4 Hire Southern Africa
I have always equated 4x4 with blond bimbos (cappuccino in one hand, cell phone in the other) who power past me on the tarmac highway – not a sand dune or rocky slope in sight. My knowledge about 4WD drive was limited to 'isn't it something you need for driving up mountains?’
I couldn't understand the attraction of off-road driving or the enthusiasm of so many people for 4x4. Until, that is, I experienced it for the first time, on a travel adventure in a camper through South Africa , Botswana, Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia, Swaziland, Zambia and Zimbabwe. I discovered that Southern Africa is a 4x4 enthusiast's dream come true and that some of the most spectacular scenery is accessible only in a 4-wheel drive vehicle.
This is the story of my journey along many roads less traveled across Southern Africa.
Be safe, learn 4x4 driving
Before starting out on my travel adventure, I attended a one-day 4x4 driving course where we were taught all about traction and stability control, tyre pressures, cross-axling, wheel spin and rollover angles. We experienced driving up and down gradients, on sand, grass, mud, rocks and water. We crawled up side slopes and coped with stall starts. A whole new vocabulary opened up to me: differentials, hubs, break-over, drive shaft and transfer case. And I learnt that serious off-roading, 4x4s drivers look after their personal safety and treat the environment with respect.
I chose to hire a double cab 4x4 from Drive Africa because their price includes everything – full comprehensive insurance with no excess and no cross-border surcharges. The fully-equipped camper comes with roof tent and all the other accessories you need for a camping trip, from fridges to forks to first aid kit.
Source: Drive Africa
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Villa Blu | Guest House
Monday, September 26, 2011
Extreme Scene | Adventure Tours
Novawes Import (Pty) Ltd
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Scuba Mozambique | Dive Tours
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Jambo Guest House | Green Point Accommodation
The Roundhouse | Guest House
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Betta Car Hire - Cash Car Rental
Monday, August 8, 2011
Online Shopping South Africa
Monday, July 25, 2011
Magical Cape Town Beaches
Cape Town offers some of the most beautiful beaches on the planet, with sunny white beaches stretching east to west. It’s no surprise that many of South Africa’s beaches have been awarded the blue flag status, given only to the most perfect beaches of the world. Part of the allure of this area is that this is where the Atlantic and Indian oceans meet. The Atlantic lies on the west side and is about 4 degrees cooler. Many of the most popular beaches lie on this side of the coast, with many referring to it as South Africa’s “Riviera”. These beaches are lucky to have longer days and protection for the Cape winds, making them a very pleasant experience indeed.
One of the most notable is Clifton which is comprised of 4 beaches all together, it is no doubt one of the most fashionable beaches. The wealthy all aspire to own homes fronting its snow white sands and people fly from all over to see and be seen against the backdrop of the bright blue water, decorated with gleaming white yachts.
The East coast however has the warmer water with many hidden and secluded gems, which tourists travel from far and wide to experience. These are also preferred by local families wanting to steer clear of the crowds along the west coast. Each beach has its own particular charm however, so it’s always best to go to a few and decide which is most suited to your tastes.
If you are thinking about visiting this side of the world you are sure to be left with more than just a glowing tan, but fond memories of this captivating region and the hospitable people which reside in it. There is a wide array of accommodation options you can take advantage of such as Self Catering Accommodation & Holiday Rentals or hotels. There is plenty to choose from and they line the coast, offering a wonderful way to experience the sun and surf offered by Cape Town, South Africa.