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South Africa: World In Itself;

South Africa is the living embodiment of the phrase, “a world in one country” with its diverse culture, numerous once wild though now thoroughly domesticated tribes, partake a meal with them and feast on local delicacies like buffalo meat, zebra jerky and ostrich eggs and yes do not forget to hire a rental from your friendly SOUTH AFRICAN CAR RENTAL SERVICES.
Drive down in stately glory to the once infamous Robben Island where the ‘father of the nation’ Nelson Mandela was incarcerated for a majority of his twenty eight years in prison. This desolate island bears a silent yet telling testimony to the travesties and tribulations of a system where the colour of one’s skin determined one’s position in society.
Continue on your merry way in the hot wheels that you have so thoughtfully rented from the SOUTH AFRICAN CAR RENTALS and do make a note to spend at least a couple of days exploring the natural, unbidden and sometimes totally virgin glories of the South African beaches which boast of the unique distinction of being the least densely populated beaches worldwide.
Wend your chosen set of wheels from ...
... the SOUTH AFRICAN CAR RENTALS towards the world renowned Kruger national park and check into one of it’s numerous well appointed log cabins which coerce you into really roughing it out or making do with the most rudimentary means of living. Hop onto a jeep safari which comes coupled with a driver cum guide and armed escort and feast your eyes and senses on herds of majestic impala, pay obeisance to the king of the jungle, the African lion in all his glory, marvel at the length and splendor of the tusks of many an old man of the jungle; the ubiquitous elephant.
Chatter along with the highly animated monkeys, befriend the harmless orangutans, gorillas and chimpanzees and motor along with an untamed herd of the African version of a striped horse namely the Zebra. Hunting for game is a strict taboo and attracts stiff penalties so do curb your hunterly instincts for your own welfare.
Wine on your mind, then make it a point to enter the hallowed wine yards of the Cape province and also the one’s adjoining the capital city Johannesburg on your deal on wheels from the SOUTH AFRICANCAR RENTAL SERVICES and educate yourself on the intricacies, eccentricities and numerous processes that make up this fascinating and intoxicating art of extracting the elixir of the heavens from the humble grape.
Satiated, tired, yet thirsting for more; head back towards your chosen home and hearth or hotel as the case may be and do not forget to park your rental set of wheels from the SOUTH AFRICAN CAR RENTAL SERVICES in a theft free zone as Johannesburg also does boast of a dubious distinction or two.
It is the best way to travel around the city as it gives more comfort and there are numerous compare-car-rentals
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