South Africa Car Rentals

Travel South Africa’s beaches with South Africa car rentals for a special holiday experience. The country has rugged wild coasts and glamorous city beaches among a variety of other coastal attractions.

Western Cape

The Western Cape beaches are nothing short of mind-blowing. The province has coastlines on both the Indian and Atlantic Oceans and is recognized its for whale watching. South Africa car rentals make it easy to get from place to place, and the West Coast is a fantastic place to start.

West Coast

The West Coast is picturesque and natural with small fishing towns being the centres of civilisation. The wildlife, indigenous vegetation and mountains are remarkable, particularly in spring when the wildflowers bloom.

Atlantic Seaboard

Cape Town’s Atlantic Seaboard is a stunning collection of white beaches, aqua coloured waters and magnificent mountain scenery. The beaches are “the place to be seen” and are very well patronised.

False Bay Coast

The delightful False Bay Coast is sprinkled with pretty little coastal villages and fishing hamlets. The area is known for its excellent eateries and fascinating galleries. The beaches are good for swimming and surfing, and life is blissfully unhurried on this stretch of coast.

Overberg Coast (Cape Whale Coast)

The glorious Cape Overberg Coast is legendary for its incredible whale watching opportunities from June to December, when whales journey to the warm waters to mate and calve. The town of Hermanus has a 12km cliff path overlooking the sea, wonderful for an aerial view of the whales below.

Garden Route

The magnificent Garden Route is a highly recommended self-drive, especially if you hire car Cape Town Airport. The road runs between coast and mountain with amazing views and verdant plant life.

Eastern Cape

The Eastern Cape is an emerging province. Some of its coast is remote while other expanses are filled with the vacation homes of the well-heeled.

Sunshine Coast

The Sunshine Coast enjoys a mild climate ideal for daily watersports. In fact, Port Elizabeth is unofficially the watersports centre of South Africa. Enormous sand dunes make lovely picnic sites; and estuaries and lagoons are brilliant for boating and birding.

Wild Coast

The Wild Coast is mostly untamed and natural. Not much of the area is occupied because of a lack of development, and horseback rides and hiking are often the only way to get to the unspoiled beaches or admire the view from exhilarating cliff-tops.

KwaZulu-Natal

KZN is renowned for its golden beaches and temperate water, great for swimming and surfing.

Hibiscus Coast

Natal’s South Coast is known as the Hibiscus Coast because of its prolific Hibiscus trees. The coastline is a much-frequented holiday destination with plenty of safe swimming beaches and ample accommodation.

Dolphin Coast

The Dolphin Coast (often referred to as the North Coast) enjoys the regular antics of schools of Bottlenose dolphins frolicking in the waves. It’s a fabulous holiday spot and marvellous for families.

Elephant Coast

The Elephant Coast is right up at the northern end of the province, neighbouring Mozambique. Much of the area is protected game reserves and marine conservation areas, so it’s superb in terms of game viewing, bird watching and unbelievable diving.

South Africa’s beaches are diverse and captivating; a perfect recipe for an epic holiday. Try South Africa car rentals for creating your unique holiday experience