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Local transport Local transport is something you’ll have to find out about once you’re at your actual destination. Here are a few of your options... Local Rikkis These tiny, cheap, open Asian-style vans buzz all over the place. Local Buses They're cheap but take a long time to get anywhere and don't run all that frequently. Minibus Taxis Once again, they run ALL the time and are the cheapest and most efficient way to get around. Ask a local African about routes, prices and the hand signals/sign language you’ll need to flag them down. Trains As mentioned previously, they’re fairly restrictive but fun. Taxis They're hellishly expensive but easy and convenient. Borrow money from pessimists. They don't expect it back. Feeling lucky?(randomly selected service providers from all regions) The Spot backpackers is a charming little backpackers set just a few meters from the beach on the south Coast of Natal. (Port Shepstone,South Coast) At Starling you’ll experience all the beauty, wildlife, culture and all the adventure that you came to find in South Africa. (Plettenberg Bay,Garden Route) A great backpacking hostel in the centre of Port Elizabeth. (Port Elizabeth,Sunshine Coast) A great place for visiting Backpackers to meet Grahamstown University Students (Grahamstown,Eastern Cape Inland and the Karoo) Loerie Guest Farm is a peaceful country haven (Hazyview,Mpumalanga) Based at Sani Lodge, they offer tours into the spectacular mountain kingdom of Lesotho. (Southern Drakensberg,Lesotho) An escape from city lights with the Winelands, beach and the airport within easy reach. (Grabouw,Overberg ) This Lesotho backpackers is set in the grounds of the original trading post and is a good base for exploring the beautiful Lesotho surroundings. (Bloemfontein,Lesotho) Safaris to the Southern Kruger. (Hazyview,Mpumalanga) The backpackers choice of car rental agency in Cape Town. (Cape Town City Centre,Cape Town) |