Plan a trip to South Africa
Chicago
Boston
Washington
New York
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Johannesburg
Johannesburg International Airport (JNB)
Selby
Greater Germiston
South Hills
Groeneweide
Alberton
Johannesburg
Cape Town
Cape Town Airport (CPT)
Pinelands
Clifton
Bel Ombre
Wynberg
Hout Bay
Steenberg
Muizenberg
Cape Town
Fly non-stop to South Africa from multiple cities in the US.
The Cheapest & Most Expensive Times to Fly to Johannesburg & Cape Town
September – November
June – July & Winter Holidays
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Flights to Johannesburg
non-stop
Johannesburg
one-stop
Johannesburg
stopover in Doha
stopover in Addis Ababa
stopover in Munich
Flights to Cape Town
one-stop
Cape Town
stopover in Doha
stopover in London
stopover in Addis Ababa
stopover in Dubai
stopover in Frankfurt
Airlines With the Lowest Fares
Delicious in-flight meal
Non-alcoholic beverages
Alcoholic beverages
Mid-flight snacks
Seating Legroom
Seat width
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Checked baggage allowance
24
2
33
17
24
2
31-34
18
72-48
24
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Delicious in-flight meal
Non-alcoholic beverages
Alcoholic beverages
Mid-flight snacks
Seating Legroom:
Seat width:
Order hours before departure
Checked baggage allowance:
Delicious in-flight meal
Non-alcoholic beverages
Alcoholic beverages
Mid-flight snacks
Seating Legroom:
Seat width:
Order hours before departure
Checked baggage allowance:
Plan a trip to South Africa in Premium Economy to get more legroom and access premium snacks and drinks
Interesting Facts About South Africa
1
Johannesburg has the world’s biggest man-made forest, with over 10 million trees. This number is set to grow.
2
Johannesburg is located on the Highveld plateau at an altitude of 1753 meters above sea level.
3
Cape Town’s Castle of Good Hope is the oldest building in South Africa. It was built between 1666 and 1679 by the Dutch East India company.
4
Cape Town was the first city outside Europe to get Blue Flag status for its beaches due to the high water quality, fantastic facilities, safety, and cleanliness.
5
South Africa is now the only country in the world to have hosted the Soccer, Cricket and Rugby World Cup!
6
Two Nobel Peace Prize winners lived in South Africa, on the same street! Both Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu had houses on Vilakazi Street in Soweto.
Unusual Things to Do & See
in Johannesburg
Apartheid Museum
Wits Art Museum
Neighbourgoods Market
Constitution Hill
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Apartheid Museum
Wits Art Museum
Neighbourgoods Market
Constitution Hill
in Cape Town
Table Mountain
Robben Island
Camps Bay
District Six Museum
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Table Mountain
Robben Island
Camps Bay
District Six Museum