ToursduCap |
Dec 14th, 2013 01:36 PM |
Game viewing in Kruger is best done during the dry season or at the end of the dry season, i.e. October would be best as it starts to rain in November. Usually quite warm at that time of year.
Cape Town weather is as dodgy as all hell because it's unpredictable but October is still spring so you get to see it at its prettiest with magnificent flowers, and the fynbos at its best. (Fynbos is a very special floral group unique to the Cape - you must visit Kirstenbosch if you like flowers/nature.) If you plan on spending more than just a few days in Cape Town you are likely to get a good selection of weather in October, which means some excellent and some ... well, like I said, unpredictable. (Clothing tip: layers is the answer, add one wet proof jacket to your bag. You'll find clothing inexpensive here should you need to buy something. Evenings in Cape Town are cool as soon as the sun sets).
You would experience warm/hot weather in Kruger and a mixture of warm and cool in Cape Town, maybe even a bit of wet. Do NOT let this put you off - Cape Town is so fabulous (as is all of SA :-) ) that it doesn't matter if you have a bit of wet weather - that's when you retreat into wine tasting and culture such as museums!
For more details on the exact temperatures in those months, check the official SA tourism website. http://www.southafrica.net/za/en/landing/visitor-home
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