Let's Get Quizzical (South Africa)!

1. What is number 5?

Kruger National Park

Limpopo

North Eastern Cape

Free State

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Explanation

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2. What is special about the Cape Malay Quarter of Cape Town?

It cannot be entered by tourists, only Malaysian natives.

The houses are all coloured and look pretty with an interesting history

Capes are made by locals and sold here for celebrations and fancy dress occasions

You go on a Safari here to 'spot' the slaves.

Cape Malay cooking safari is something we offer and worth selling!

Explanation

Cape Malay cooking safari is something we offer and worth selling!

3. Would you suggest Bloukrans Bridge to an adventure seeker, and why?

No it is just a boring bridge

Yes as it is an extremely high rickity suspension bridge overlooking a game reserve!

Yes as it contains the highest commercial bungee jump in the world

No, more for architects as it is very very old and structually fascinating

70 storeys high!! Reached from Knysna or Plettenberg Bay.

Explanation

70 storeys high!! Reached from Knysna or Plettenberg Bay.

4. What region could you offer a customer as an alternative to Stellenbosch for similar experiences?

Mossel Bay

Franschoek

They really shouldn't miss Stellenbosch as it is one of a kind.

Stellenschoek

The Franschoek valley is a small but significant region, inland (to the west) of Stellenbosch. Surrounded by the Drakenstein mountains, the wide variety of soils and relatively high rainfall permits production of a wide variety of wine styles. It's a hotter region than Stellenbosch, and with loads of trendy restaurants it can rightfully claim to be the gourmet capital of the winelands. An easy day trip from Cape Town.

Explanation

The Franschoek valley is a small but significant region, inland (to the west) of Stellenbosch. Surrounded by the Drakenstein mountains, the wide variety of soils and relatively high rainfall permits production of a wide variety of wine styles. It's a hotter region than Stellenbosch, and with loads of trendy restaurants it can rightfully claim to be the gourmet capital of the winelands. An easy day trip from Cape Town.

5. How many South African Rand is it to the Pound?

50

12

22.5

113

based on this weeks exchange rate 14/03/2016 -20/03/2016

Explanation

based on this weeks exchange rate 14/03/2016 -20/03/2016

6. How does one get to Kruger National Park?

Fly to Kruger's international airport (MQP)

Catapult

Fly directly to your Safari Lodge from Johannesburg

Fly to Hoedspruit/Eastgate (HDS)

Self drive from Johannesburg

All of the above

All of the above except catapult (yet...)

Several daily flights operate from Johannesburg to HDS/MQP, and one direct flight daily from Cape Town.
From the airports you can be transferred either by road (2/3 hours) or flight (25 mins - for those without money restrictions).
If staying towards the north of the park, HDS is better, otherwise MQP should be fine.

Direct flights to the safari lodges from Johannesburg take around 90 minutes so very easy and convenient. A ranger from the lodge will be able to meet you at the airstrip and transfer you by game drive vehicle to your lodge.

Self driving is the cheapest way to do it and usually takes around 6 hours. Well maintained roads and beautiful scenery - can always split the drive by spending a night or two in the Kruger surrounding area and Panorama Route.

Explanation

Several daily flights operate from Johannesburg to HDS/MQP, and one direct flight daily from Cape Town.
From the airports you can be transferred either by road (2/3 hours) or flight (25 mins - for those without money restrictions).
If staying towards the north of the park, HDS is better, otherwise MQP should be fine.

Direct flights to the safari lodges from Johannesburg take around 90 minutes so very easy and convenient. A ranger from the lodge will be able to meet you at the airstrip and transfer you by game drive vehicle to your lodge.

Self driving is the cheapest way to do it and usually takes around 6 hours. Well maintained roads and beautiful scenery - can always split the drive by spending a night or two in the Kruger surrounding area and Panorama Route.

7. South Africa houses 4 of the 7 fastest land animals in the world - which 4?!

Lion

Free-tailed bat

Springbok

Wildebeest

Proghorn

Cheetah

Hare

Greyhound

Human

1. Cheetah - 110-120 km/h
4. Springbok - 88km/h
5. Wildebeest - 80.5 km/h
6. Lion - 80.5 km/h

Explanation

1. Cheetah - 110-120 km/h
4. Springbok - 88km/h
5. Wildebeest - 80.5 km/h
6. Lion - 80.5 km/h

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8. Safari lodges in and around Kruger National Park are almost always on REQUEST as they are almost always fully booked

True

False

They are always on request as they require you to CALL THEM to make an official reservation.

Remember to press F10 to view those not on the preferred list - look closely at the image and note that this is AFTER pressing F10.

Explanation

They are always on request as they require you to CALL THEM to make an official reservation.

Remember to press F10 to view those not on the preferred list - look closely at the image and note that this is AFTER pressing F10.