Car rental Cape Town, South Africa

Car Rental Cape Town – Must Know

By visiting this place you have to know the general speed limit on national highways, urban freeways and other main routes that is 120km/h (75mph), on rural roads it is 100km/h (60mph), in built-up areas it is usually 60km/h (35mph). But be very attentive and check the road signs during driving.

Attractions in Cape Town

Victoria & Alfred Waterfront

This harbor is so popular because of the location that is set in the midst of a huge entertainment venue with pubs, world-class hotels and luxury apartments in the residential marina, restaurants, specialty shops, craft markets, theatres and movies. Boat trips around the harbor and the coast are very interesting and exciting. If you want to visit many great places located near, go to the harbor with car rental Cape Town.

Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden

It is well known for the beauty and diversity of the Cape flora and amazing location setting opposite the eastern slopes of Table Mountain. The Kirstenbosch car rental Cape Town has a territory of 528 hectares with a diverse fynbos flora and natural forest. The cultivated garden (36 hectares) includes collections of South African plants. The Kirstenbosch Visitors' Centre has an information desk and different retail outlets and a coffee shop, craft markets.

Cape Point

Have a look at the lighthouse at Cape Point which is the most powerful on the South African coast. It contains a range of 63 kilometers and beaming out a group of three flashes of 10 million candlepower each (every 30 seconds). It was built in 1857, on Cape Point Peak, above 238 meters of the sea level. Car rental Cape town has here a laboratory that is one of the World Meteorological Organisation‘s 20 Global Atmosphere Watch (GAW) stations.

Greenmarket Square

Here you will find several markets which are completely different to one another, offering a special little piece of Capetonian lifestyle. The square was built in 1696, when the first burgher watch house was erected here known as ‘Burgher Watch Square’. Have a look at local art, crafts, fabrics and artifacts from almost every country on the continent at this open-air gathering place. So you can buy here many presents and a lot of souvenirs in car rental Cape Town.

Mostert's Mill

It’s a historic windmill in Mowbray built in 1796 and is the oldest survived and only complete one in South Africa. Mostert's Mill is a three storey tower mill: the tower is 7.94 m diameter and is 6.68 m high. It is built with random stone for the first 2.28 m and then unbaked bricks above. The walls are 1.15 m thick with an internal diameter of 5.64 m. Be sure you won’t see anything like that except in car rental Cape Town.