Airport transfers aren’t included. But don’t worry, we will be guiding you with all the last minute information you need regarding the transfers once we create a group on WhatsApp 8–10 days before the trip start date.

We will share a detailed email regarding the visa process and cost. Please look out for emails from bookings@cotravelin.com.

The trip starts in Cape Town and ends in Johannesburg. You can book flights to Cape Town International Airport, Cape Town and from O.R. Tambo International Airport, Johannesburg.

We recommend arriving at the Cape Town hostel around lunch time (12 PM), as check-in is at 2 PM. For your return flight from Johannesburg, anything after breakfast (around 10 AM) is ideal.

If you would like to extend your trip, please get in touch with Aman (+91 7829314141).

We recommend using public transport apps like Uber for local transportation. Taxis and metro services are safe, efficient, and widely available.

Yes, most cafes, hotels, and public areas offer free Wi-Fi. However, we recommend purchasing a local SIM card for unlimited internet access during your trip. Local SIM cards like MTN, Cell C, or Vodafone cost around 50–80 ZAR.

Yes, while travelling in South Africa, it is important to be respectful, greet warmly, avoid sensitive topics, and appreciate the country’s diverse mix of cultures and traditions.

Yes, vegetarian food is widely available in South Africa, especially in major cities and tourist areas. Recommendations will be shared during the trip.

Food: • A meal at a mid-range restaurant costs around 600–1200 ZAR. • This usually includes a mix of self-catering and mid-level dining, along with one or two meals a day at cafes, pizza places, or local chains. Shopping: • Mid-range shopping can cost around 200–800 ZAR for African print fabrics, small art pieces, artisanal crafts, or local wine. Drinks: • South African wine, especially from the Western Cape regions like Stellenbosch and Franschhoek, is world-renowned and very affordable locally.

The currency used is South African Rand (ZAR). ZAR can be exchanged easily before departure or withdrawn from ATMs in South Africa. We recommend carrying a mix of cash and a forex card.

Yes, South Africa is generally safe for tourists. However, travellers are advised to exercise a high degree of caution and follow local safety guidelines at all times.

The WhatsApp group will be created approximately 8–10 days before the trip starts.

Accommodation details will be shared approximately 15 days before the trip start date.

South Africa has a unique Mediterranean climate in many regions. Expect warm, sunny days in summer and cooler, mild weather in winter. Rain is rare but possible during spring and autumn.

We recommend packing: • Comfortable walking shoes • Light layers (depending on the season) • A travel adapter • Personal medication • Swimwear (if visiting coastal areas) • Sunscreen and sunglasses A detailed packing list will be shared closer to the trip.

Check-in is usually at 2 PM, and check-out is at 10 AM.

Yes, for Indian passport holders, travel insurance is mandatory when applying for a visa to visit South Africa.