Tips To Travel South Africa’s FIFA World cup 2010 For Football Fans.
December 29th, 2011 | 
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As World Cup 2010 is approaching, here are a few tips for first time visitors to South Africa.
Clothing
Many people assume it is burning hot They are everywhere on the African continent. The fact is that in fact during the World Cup in June and July, South Africa in their winter season. During this time, depending on which part of Africa are you, the average temperature in a low of 0 degrees Celsius. It is strongly recommended that visitors pack up their long sleeves and jackets for the cold nights when a visit to South Africa during the World Cup.
Protection
Two must-haves when traveling to the World Cup in South Africa, sunscreen and insect repellent. Although the average temperatures in the winter months below zero at night, during the day to arrive, check the temperature 25 degrees to achieve a constant sun. It is certainly a wise idea to pack sunscreen for your trip. In view of the insect repellent, there is a risk of getting malaria by insect bites, especially when in the northwestern regions of South Africa, live like Mpumalanga and Limpopo. Before your visit, ask your doctor if you have to take malaria tablets before visiting certain areas.
Travel Doc
As with all trips, make sure you have all travel documents and photocopies of them. These include passports, identity cards and credit cards.
During the World Cup is between June and July, an average of 18 days rain is more than 100mm of precipitation during this period. It would certainly be a good idea that the rain jacket or an umbrella or two pack. Especially during the World Cup stadiums, which are wide open.
If you are sure to be on prescription drugs, to bring an additional supply. South African pharmacies may not take your medication can cause serious health problems if you rely on these drugs.
Make sure you get money in various forms, such as credit card, cash, travelers checks, etc.
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