We have divided the book into sections, so that you can choose what to download. All the sections are in pdf format, readable with Adobe Acrobat Reader, (free on the web if you don't have it yet.)
We're still working this out, so suggest two methods for getting these files onto your computer.
1: Right click on the left hand link and choose "save as" to save your chosen section on your computer. Make a cuppa tea or carry on browsing while it all happens.
Or 2:
Click on the link to open the document. Once it's open you can save it. This might not work, so choose a small section if you want to try it this way. BTW when the file is open in Acrobat Reader the save command is a disc icon snuggled on the menu bar next to the Acrobat logo. Click on it and it will save the doc to your hard drive.
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The beginning |
The introduction pages, index, information on on-line booking services, information services, getting around, national car hire, volunteer organisations and overland companies. (3.2mb, 29 pages.) |
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Cape Town |
A Seriously Scintillatingly Sexy city. (4.2mb, 35 pages.) |
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Winelands and the the West Coast |
From the vineyards of Stellenbosch to the beaches and rugged mountains of the West Coast. (407kb, 12 pages.) |
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The Overberg |
Rolling hills and blue seas. (370kb, 9 pages.) |
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Route 62 |
Ostriches and Oudtshoorn, wine, country roads, mountain passes and the glories of the little Karoo.(1.7mb, 8 pages) |
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Garden Route |
Holidays, adventure, paradise and wilderness. One of SA's favourite destinations. (3.5mb, 33pages) |
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Sunshine Coast |
More hours of sunshine, more miles of beaches, some great surf spots and herds of elephants too. (2.5mb, 19 pages.) |
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Eastern Cape Inland |
Leave the highway and step back in time. Cruise gloriously lonely roads and gawp at the unique towns of this inland region. (950kb, 8 pages.) |
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The Wild Coast |
Fascinating. Africa. African. Don't leave it out. (2.6mb, 20 pages.) |
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The South Coast |
Holidays by the sea, a warm ocean, astonishing diving and loads of outdoor fun. (1.8mb, 16 pages.) |
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Durban |
Vibrant and alive, the city where it's always summer. (2.2mb, 14 pages) |
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The Midlands |
Home to the renowned Meander, an extended shopping/eating/wandering/ experience with something for (almost) everyone. (670kb, 5 pages.) |
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The Drakensberg |
Magnificent mountains and bloody Battlefields. (1.2mb, 9 pages.) |
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Zululand |
Expanses of wilderness, reserves, heritage sites and prolific game. (2.5mb, 17pages.) |
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Swaziland |
Traditional culture, accessible game parks and plenty of adventure on offer.(1.2mb, 11 pages) |
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Mpumalanga |
Home to scenic wonders, glorious contrasts of mountain and lowveld, the Kruger Park and gateway to Mozambique and Swaziland. (2.5mb, 19 pages) |
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The Kruger National Park, and Limpopo. |
The Kruger Park from north to south and Limpopo province.(2.1mb, 10 pages) |
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North West. |
The Pilanesberg, Sun City, Magaliesberg, Lost City. From wilderness to wild nights. (772kb, 3 pages) |
Pretoria |
Administrative capital of the country, home to Afrikaans culture, loads of students and a heap of embassies. (726mb, 5 pages.) |
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Johannesburg |
Egoli, the Big Apple of Africa. Wildly exciting and definitely happening. (1.5mb, 11 pages.) |
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Lesotho and the Northern Cape |
Lesotho, the highest kingdom in the world. And Kimberley, the largest man-made hole in the world... (750kb, 6 pages.) |
Namibia |
Endless wide open spaces. Vast skies. Teeming game. Desert dunes at sunrise. Icy oceans. Magnifique. (950kb, 7 pages.) |
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Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana |
The smoke that thunders, walks with lions, elephants in the streets, a vast lake and oodles of adrenaline activities. (1.6mb, 8 pages) |
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Mozambique and the end pages |
Marvellous Moz, a fun glossary and an alphabetical index (1.7mb, 9 pages) |
