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The 2010 FIFA World Cup™ will be hosted in nine South African cities, with the semi-finals taking place in Durban and Cape Town and the 3/4 playoff taking place in Port Elizabeth. The final will take place in Johannesburg. |
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| Disclaimer: Please note it is the responsibility of the accommodation seeker to check with any of the listed accommodation establishments as to whether they comply with the required FIFA™ regulations and standards before making any bookings. |
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| The Eastern Cape has it all! Where else can
you surf the world’s biggest waves, ski
down the only snow slopes in Africa, go on a
`big seven’ safari, get to visit the birthplace
of our great Madiba (Nelson Mandela) and even
bungee-jump off the highest bridge in the southern
hemisphere? More... |
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| The plains of South Africa's interior plateau
between the Vaal and Orange Rivers form the Free
State Province.
The Free State is the geographic and agricultural
centre of South Africa. Of all the provinces,
this one presents the classic scene of the
sunny veld, the high-lying, spacious grass-covered
prairie land with deep-blue African skies,
majestic cloud formations in summer and a skyline
broken by the occasional hill. More... |
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| Although the smallest of the country’s
nine provinces, Gauteng (Sotho for "The
Place of Gold"), is by far the commercial
and industrial powerhouse of southern Africa,
if not Africa.
It is the intersection of African and global
trade – incorporating Johannesburg, Pretoria
and Soweto. Gauteng is a cosmopolitan, multicultural
mix of people from all walks of life, from
all corners of the world. Gauteng is where
the creative spirit of a nation converges in
a dense, cultural heartland. More.. |
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| Washed by the warm waters of the Indian Ocean,
KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) with its subtropical coastline,
sweeping savannah in the east and magnificent
Drakensberg mountain range in the west, generously
caters for just about every taste imaginable. More... |
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This province, rich in wildlife, spectacular
scenery and a wealth of historical and cultural
treasures, is named after the Great Limpopo
river that forms its northern border.
Also known as the Great North, the Limpopo
province is home to ancient lands and pre-historic
secrets. This is home to Modjadji, the fabled
Rain Queen; The Stone Age and Iron age relics
of Makapansgat Valley and the treasures of
Mapungubwe that date back thousands of years. More... |
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If you’d like to visit the world’s
most famous game reserve, climb the world’s
third-highest canyon, explore the world’s
oldest cave and spend the night in the world’s
best private game lodges, Mpumalanga’s
the place to come to! More... |
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Home to the ancient San people, the Northern
Cape is about wide-open spaces, an utterly
beautiful coastline and a number of unique
national parks offering the tourist a very
different experience of the South African landscape.
This province boasts a colourful history and
a variety of cultural tourist attractions and
is particularly well known for its incredible
annual floral display that takes place in Namaqualand. More... |
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Known as the “Heritage Province”,
the North West is a rewarding holiday destination
that offers exciting wildlife and adventure
encounters as well as the opportunity to participate
in a rich cultural and historical heritage.
Home to the fantastic Pilanesberg and Madikwe
game reserves, North West has the big five,
fantastic bird-life and wide-open African skies.
The area boasts archaeological discoveries
that go back to the beginnings of humankind,
as well as the world-famous Sun City hotel
complex, creatively dedicated to ancient lost
civilizations and modern-day pleasures. More... |
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The Western Cape is without a doubt South
Africa’s premier tourist attraction,
and for good reason. Home to the famous Table
Mountain, Robben Island, vast winelands, magnificent
beaches, world-class restaurants and cosmopolitan
entertainment haunts. It also boasts exquisite
scenery and a melting pot of cultures and tourist
treasures, just waiting to be discovered. A
vist to the Cape is a must for all foreign
tourists and a must for every South African.
It isn't called the fairest Cape for nothing. More... |
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Whether
you're looking for a
hotel in Durban (KwaZulu-Natal), a luxury
guest house in Cape
Town (Western
Cape), a bed and breakfast in Pretoria (Gauteng), a wedding
venue in Middelburg (Mpumalanga), a game
lodge near the Kruger Park (Limpopo), self
catering destinations in Bloemfontein (Free
State), an apartment in Stellenbosch (Western
Cape), a cottage in the Drakensberg (KwaZulu-Natal)
or Durbanville (Western
Cape), a duplex apartment in Margate (KwaZulu-Natal
South Coast), a lodge in Port
Elizabeth, a seaside apartment in Umdloti (KwaZulu-Natal)
or any other type of accommodation
in South Africa, this site will help put you in
touch with our rapidly growing list of subscribers, enabling
you to contact and make your reservation enquiries directly
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deal directly with the accommodation establishments concerned for your booking or reservation enquiries. Although we do our best to ensure that establishments meet certain standards, we have not physically visited any of the listed establishments. The onus is therefore up to you to check to see whether the listed establishment meets your required standards, the standards outlined by various accommodation associations or the standards and regulations as stipulated by FIFA™, should you be looking for 2010 Football World Cup Accommodation. Thank you.
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| South Africa holds the Guinness Record for the tree with the deepest root in the world. A wild fig tree near Ohrigstad has a root that is 120 metres long. |
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