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South Africa is one of the most diverse, enchanting countries in the
world. Exotic combinations of landscapes, people, history and
culture offer the traveller a unique experience. South Africa boasts
some of the best, least crowded beaches in the world, renowned
wildlife parks such as Kruger Park, beautiful natural scenery and a
stable post-apartheid environment.
South Africa's immensely varied terrain supports a rich diversity of
wildlife, birdlife, (Bird & Wineroute in Robertson) and plant-life
and offers an incomparable range of experiences and natural beauty
for which tourists flock to the country.
Cape Route 62 is the tourist route in the Western Cape and Eastern
Cape, South Africa, that meanders between Cape Town, Oudtshoorn, and
Port Elizabeth, offering the shorter, scenic alternative to the
Garden Route.
It's an area of magnificent landscapes, crystal clear streams and an
abundance of trees and indigenous flora - all contribute to make
Paarl, Wellington, the Breede River Valley with Robertson, Klein
Karoo some of South Africa's most diverse regions and it is called
to be the longest wine route in the world.
Robertson is the Heart of the Western Cape and Route-62 with 150
years of history. It has grown into one of the most attractive Cape
Wineland towns, with Victorian buildings, Jacaranda-lined streets
and the beautiful Garden Route 317 to Bonnievale. The distance to
the Robertson golf course is only 3 km and with 355 days of sun
shine it offers a wide range of activities.
GUBAS DE HOEK is the place to meet, eat, sleep and to
discover the Robertson Wine Valley.
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Directions: (GPS S 33°
48, 14.34 - E 19° 53, 09.9)
GUBAS DE HOEK ****meet, eat, sleep is situated
180 km from Cape Town and 1 ½ hour to the airport.
Follow in direction to the N1 to Worcester, take the R 60 to
Robertson.
Coming from the Garden Route N2, take the turnoff Swellendam, follow
the road to Ashton (R 60 N15), on to Robertson and go straight ahead
by the roundabout.
In Robertson stay on the R 60/62 until you see the blue sign of the
Standard Bank / Reitzstreet and the Tourism Office. Turn into Reitz
Street and follow for 700 m. You have reached GUBAS DE HOEK meet,
eat, sleep. Welcome home! |
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Tourist Information:
Airport
transfers from, and to, Cape Town, 180 km, can be arranged.
Withdrawing cash
We prefer payment into our bank account or in cash, but do accept
Visa and Master card. With an EC Card at ATM machines of all major
banks such as ABSA, Standard Bank, First National Bank, or Nedbank.
Nedbank gives out the highest amount (ZAR 3.000,-).
Converting of Euros into Rand
A passport and about an hour time will be needed. Due to bad
conversion rates and commission we do not recommend it.
Credit cards
Visa is the most common credit card and accepted almost
everywhere. Many restaurants and
shops also accept American Express, Diners and Mastercard.
Telephone
If you bring a unlocked mobile phone with you, you can buy a
South African Sim-card
directly at the airport or much cheaper in nearly every big shop.
Doctors
There are several general practitioners in Robertson
and they
gladly advise you to the right hospital.
Vaccination
The Western Cape, Route 62 and Robertson up to ADDO is malaria free.
Medical insurance
Since the EU and South Africa do not have an agreement
we advise
you to get a travel health insurance.
Road maps and GPS
Come for free with your car rental – detailed road maps can be
found at well-stocked book stores. GPS can be hired with your car or
you can order the suitable software for South Africa, if you bring
your own GPS.
Traffic
Left-hand traffic in South Africa! A international driver’s
license is mostly required. There are plenty of speed traps and
section control – the car rental companies belatedly charge your
credit card. Along the Route 62, the Garden Route and the Western
Cape the streets are mostly in good condition and the traffic is
minor, except big cities.
Petrol stations
Along the Garden Route and the Western Cape
there are plenty of
petrol stations, some of which only accept cash.
Security
In Robertson and on Route-62 the incidence of crime is very low.
Off-street parking is provided.
In Cape Town the crime level is not unlike any metropolitan area. 90%
Of
crime happens at night and
weekends in the townships of the big cities. Johannesburg, Pretoria,
Durban etc.
If you act as sensible tourists the risk is low.
Secure your
handbags, don’t let cameras or
bags on the car seat, don’t wear flashy jewellery and
keep away from
dark streets at night.
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Travel
in South Africa
www.capetownroutes.com
www.sa-venues.com
www.sa-reise.de
Exclusive Wine Tours:
www.luhambotours.com
What to do in Robertson?
www.robertsonwinevalley.com
Maze and botanical garden: www.soekershof.com
Robertson Wines of the world: www.weine-mit-beratung.de
Exchange rates:
www.xe.com/ucc/
Weather:
www.weather-forecast.com/locations/Robertson/forecasts/latest
Map:
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GUBAS DE HOEK
****meet, eat and sleep in Robertson, Route 62, Breede River Valley.
Tel: +27 (0)23 626-6218 Fax: +27 (0) 626-6218 eMail:
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