We all desire to one day kick off our shoes, get out those beach towels, and experience all there is to explore about having a wonderful Island holiday. For many, this is the ultimate reward for the endless hours you put into fulfilling your daily obligations.
From the beautiful and crystal-clear waters to the ancient historic sites and beautiful, picturesque landscapes – outside is a world waiting to be explored.
As for us South Africans thinking of an Island holiday is known to come with some headaches, critical planning, and sleepless nights thinking about whether you would be able to afford such a getaway and still resume your daily life when returning without having created a lot of debt.
However, you would be thrilled to discover that there are numerous islands you and your family can visit that are affordable and friendly to the South African rand.
Cambodia
Looking to immerse yourself in an Asian adventure? Then look no further than the Kingdom of Cambodia.
According to the travel agency Travel n Tours there is so much to explore when it comes to this ancient beauty. You will have the option of exploring real-life jungles, discovering ancient buildings, breathtaking waterfalls, and some of the most beautiful beaches.
According to the above-mentioned source, the cost of trips varies between R7000 – R11 000.
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Thailand
This is considered a common destination for many South Africans. In Thailand, there are two popular islands to choose from, Phuket and Krabi.
Phuket is known as the most popular tourist attraction spot and boasts several beautiful landscapes, however, while Krabi does offer the same experience, tourists are more likely to enjoy some peace in the serene atmosphere.
In addition to all of this, the price of food, and accomodation is like home which makes it perfect for a South African traveller.
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Seychelles
The Seychelles is the perfect place for those who enjoy underwater adventures such as snorkeling or diving. South Africans visiting this island can stay within the island for up to a period of 30 days explains the travel agency Pentravel. The only thing for you to do is ensure that your passport is valid for at least six months after your trip and that you have proof of accommodation and enough funds to continue your holiday.
What’s better is that you can book a direct flight from Johannesburg to the island without the hassle of changing flights.
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