Luxury South Africa Accommodations For World Cup 2010

by : Z Moses

To know South African culture, is to know hospitality. South Africa will welcome the world in 2010 as it hosts the FIFA Football World Cup. This will give visitors the added opportunity to explore South Africa and all the natural beauty it has to offer.

A range of luxury accommodation can be found, from the vibrant city of Johannesburg to the beaches of the Durban and Cape Town. Your stay in a luxury South African hotel will be nothing less than sublime. The Hout Bay Manor built in 1871 is renowned as one of Cape Town's most graceful landmarks. Recently restored the Hout Bay Manor offers 20 individually designed ensuite rooms.

In Durban a World Cup host city treat yourself to a stay at 230 Palm Garden. This 5 star luxury accommodation is just a short distance from the Moses Mabhida stadium one of the venues for FIFA Football World Cup. This is a home from home for the executive or discerning traveler who requires more than a hotel room.

The Monarch Hotel in Johannesburg places itself at the forefront of guest hospitality. This South African hotel has been transformed from the Old Saxonworld post office with a contemporary feel and boasts 12 superb suites.

A tranquil and relaxing oasis awaits you along the Garden Route. The Herolds Bay Hotel just a 4 hour drive from Cape Town or 10 minutes from George airport. Unwind next to the pool or on the stunning beach just a short walk away. Indulge in a cocktail at the bar and watch the sunsets over Herolds Bay.

Golf enthusiasts can stay at the Simola Hotel Country Club and Spa. High in the hills above the town of Knysna along the Garden Route you'll find Simola Golf and Country Estate. Fairways merge with its stunning natural surroundings, forests descending down to the Knysna River.

So if you're planning a trip to South Africa for the FIFA World Cup or looking to be surrounded with luxury and natural beauty, http://www.BookMyRoom-SA.com has a range of luxury South Africa hotels to suit.

Soccer World Cup 2010 South Africa Accommodation Guide

By: Garth Raulstone

The Soccer World Cup 2010 that will be held in South Africa between the 11th of June and 11th of July 2010 is fast approaching and there are 10 stadiums where the games will be held, namely:
o Green Point Stadium, Cape Town
o Peter Mokaba Stadium, Polokwane
o Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria
o Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein
o Nelson Mandela Stadium, Port Elizabeth
o Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg
o Soccer City, Johannesburg
o Mbombela Stadium, Nelspruit
o Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban
o Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenburg


To enjoy the Soccer World Cup 2010 to its fullest, you have to find an accommodation near one of these stadiums or within any of the host cities.

You will find that there are plenty of luxurious and affordable accommodations in whatever host city you would prefer to stay in. There are still plenty of hotels and other types of accommodations available right now, but you have to be quick in making a reservation because the number grows slim daily.

It would be very expensive to go visit and check on the accommodation physically that you would wish to stay in, but if you have the budget to scout the best one, go for it. Checking online is your next best option. It will not only save you money, but also offer plenty of alternatives as well.

There are a number of accommodation sites for South Africa available online. But finding the best site is the difficult part. Many of the sites prices are too high and the accommodations are not that great. You should find a site that has a picture of the accommodation with reasonable prices and has information on the number of sleeps, rooms, description of the place, facilities, contact information, reservation information, etc.

Once you find the accommodation that suits your budget and standards, you will not only enjoy the Soccer World Cup 2010 games but you will also have the opportunity to explore the natural beauty of South Africa and many landmarks and stunning beaches that it has to offer.

So if you want to have accommodations in time for the Soccer World Cup 2010 in South Africa visit http://www.searchaccommodationsouthafrica.com to find the best accommodation that would suit your taste and budget.

2010 World Cup Packages to South Africa

By Adriana N.

Though the event is due to be broadcast live in 3D for the first time, there is nothing like being up close and personal with the world's greatest football show. As such, it could well be time to take advantage of one of the 2010 World Cup packages that are available.

The World Cup coming to the African continent for the first time in the competition's history is hugely exciting and, no matter what team you are supporting, there are packages to suit. Though the football is all important of course, they also give you a great opportunity to explore the wonder South African country and culture.

The packages available across the internet are many and varied, but they all tend to follow to the same sort of routine. They will include all flights and quite often transfers if needed, will cover accommodation and have a host for the duration of the stay. Most importantly of all of course, they will include the ticket to the match of your choice.

This is for the most basic of packages of course, for just the one match at the group stage. There are more 2010 World Cup packages available of course; going right from the start to the final, but the cost will obviously rise considerably.

There may also be restrictions on certain packages, depending upon what country you are booking from and which matches you are wanting to see. FIFA have put tough restrictions on the sale of match tickets for this event, so freedom of selecting matches cannot always be guaranteed.

Many of the top packages available also include fantastic excursions in areas of interest local to the stadia where the match is due to play. One of the most popular types are those that include safaris in the amazing parks. However, for a real treat, seeing the morning migration of wildebeest from a hot air balloon is something not to be missed.

Booking of the 2010 World Cup Packages can be done quite easily, with many operators. However, such are the restrictions; the process can take a little time. There is a crackdown on ticket touting in this year's completion, so identities will need to be verified.

Prices are quite high of course, but do vary from package to package of course. However, they do offer what will for most be a once in a lifetime opportunity, and a chance to really soak up the atmosphere of one of the best sporting events the world hosts.

When looking online, though it will be tempting to look for the cheapest available, caution should certainly be exercised. Though tighter rules exist over ticket allocation, there are no guarantees that they will stop all confidence tricksters of course. As such, it is wise to go with a name you know, or have certainly heard about.

Booking your 2010 World Cup Packages with a reputable operator, that is accredited and protected within your own country will not just make for a safe and pleasant trip; but allow you to enjoy all the action without worry.

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