In Cape Town, March marks the transition from summer to spring, bringing warmer temperatures and longer days. The weather in March is generally pleasant, with average daytime temperatures ranging from 18-25 degrees Celsius (62-77 degrees Fahrenheit). 

While Cape Town can experience some rainfall in March, it is typically not as frequent or heavy as during the winter months. So we can expect mostly sunny days with occasional cloudy periods and light showers.

Overall, March is a perfect time to visit Cape Town as the weather is mild and conducive to outdoor activities. Just be sure to pack layers and a light jacket for cooler evenings.

The average daytime temperatures in Kruger National Park in March range from 20-30 degrees Celsius (68-86 degrees Fahrenheit). It can get quite hot during the day, so it is important to pack lightweight and breathable clothing, as well as sunscreen and a hat to protect yourself from the sun.

Layered Clothing: Due to the fluctuating temperatures in Cape Town , it’s advisable to pack clothing that can be layered for warmth or removed for comfort as needed.

Warm Jacket or Fleece: Evenings in Cape Town and Kruger National Park can get chilly, so having a warm jacket or fleece handy is essential.

Waterproof Jacket or Rain Coat/Poncho. Cape town experiences occasional rain showers. A waterproof jacket will come in handy to stay dry. 

Comfortable Walking Shoes: Since we will spend a lot of time to explored around on foot, comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots are recommended, especially for visits to sites like Table Mountain and other activities.

Hat and Sunglasses: The sun can be strong in Cape Town, so a hat and sunglasses will provide protection.

Breathable Clothing: Lightweight and breathable clothing, such as cotton shirts and pants, are ideal for the warmer days in Cape Town

Comfortable Pants: Opt for comfortable pants, such as leggings or hiking pants, for outdoor activities and sightseeing.

Swimming suit ( we have a pool in our house ) 

We will check the weather forecast closer to our travel dates to fine-tune packing list accordingly.

Sunscreen: high-altitude sun exposure can be intense, so packing sunscreen with a high SPF is important.

WATER bottle and THERMO bottle
We highly recommend to have both , to be able have water to stay hydrated and hot tea to stay warm

Small towel (we will have a towels in our house, but still recommend to have some little one just in case)

Small backpack or bag to have your belongings to go to hikes (water, snacks, sunscreen, your girl things )

Yoga mat (for yoga and meditations, if you don’t have a yoga mat , you can order one in our etsy shop)

Click to Order now to get it before the trip

WARM Pajamas and SOCKS (as it’s getting really cold at nights and houses in Cusco doesn’t have any heaters, you will need to be prepared for it)

Personal care products

Sport clothes for yoga practices

Currency

The currency of South Africa is the South African Rand, denoted by the symbol “R” and the code “ZAR.” The rand is divided into 100 cents.

When traveling to South Africa, it is recommended to have some local currency on hand for small purchases and tips. 

Currency exchange services are will be available at our first day , or you can prepare and exchange it before your trip in your bank (check if your bank does a currency exchange , Bank of America has that service) 

In most of cafe and stores you can pay with you credit card (just make sure that your card working abroad) 

As of the current exchange rate, 1 USD is equivalent to approximately 17 South African Rand.

SIM-CARD 

You have a few options: 

If you need to have get a calls at your phone number, you can turn on roaming with your provider, please check it before a trip with your service provider (most of them cost a 10$ per day) 

If you need just a Internet to use you can get a local Sim-card VODACOM ~40 gb will cost about 20-25$ (you will beed a passport for that) 

Or you can get an e-SIM before your flight to South Africa