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Accommodation in the Northern Cape
The Northern Cape province of South Africa known for its unspoiled natural beauty, is the place to go to when you want to get away from it all. The Northern Cape province has a wide range of accommodation on offer for its visitors including hotels, self catering units, game lodges, guest houses and bed & breakfast accommodation.

Northern Cape Accommodation Regions

 

 

 

 

 

Accommodation in the Kalahari & Diamond Fields, Northern Cape
Accommodation in Namaqualand, Northern Cape
Accommodation in Hantam & Upper Karoo, Northern Cape

 

 

 

More About Accommodation in the Northern Cape
The Northern Cape province of South Africa is a popular destination mainly for its Bushman art, diamond diggings, 4X4 safaris and wildlife parks. There are a variety of excellent accommodation venues in the Northern Cape from which to explore these attractions. The Northern Cape consist mostly of semi-desert land and as the most arid part of South Africa the Northern Cape offers the visitor an experience that is not elsewhere available. Other attractions in the Northern Cape include fishing on the western coastline and the extravagant beauty of Namaqualand's wild flowers.

The Northern Cape province of South Africa is mostly arid to semi-arid and only a few areas in the province receive more than 400mm of rainfall per annum. The western areas of the Northern Cape experiences most if its rainfall in winter, while the east receives most of its moisture from late summer thunderstorms. Many areas experience extreme heat, with hottest temperatures in South Africa measured along the Namibian border. Summers maximums are generally 30°C or higher, sometimes higher than 40°C. Winters are usually frosty and clear, with southern areas of the Northern Cape sometimes becoming bitterly cold.

 

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