About FindandStay Whether you are looking to stay at a guest house, hotel, B&B, self catering resort, or to go camping, we offer the quickest and simplest way to find accommodation for your holiday and travel in South Africa. We offer a wide variety of accommodation from major tourist attractions like Cape Town and Durban  to the smallest romantic getaway in Dullstroom or Clarens

South Africa With its mix of natural beauty, its diverse wildlife and flora and a true Rainbow Nation, South Africa offers its visitors a truly unique experience and more often than not, the adventure of a lifetime. Between the vast coastlines of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, covering more than 2500 km, South Africa boasts an exhilarating and exotic combination of complex landscapes, history, people and cultures – living up to its reputation as “A World in one Country’.

With its kind climate, excellent infrastructure and diverse landscape, South Africa is the best place to experience the African continent. Whether you want to go mountaineering in the Drakensberg mountains, shark diving in the Garden Route, deep sea fishing in KwaZulu Natal, game viewing in the Kruger National Park, there is no better place as South Africa. With a wide range of accommodation types available in all areas of South Africa, the traveler is also never far away from quality and comfortable accommodation

Using our site, you will able to find any type of accommodation in any of South Africa’s nine provinces. Accommodation ranges from five star luxury hotels and resorts to self catering apartments and houses. FindandStay’s comprehensive directory of accommodation in South Africa, makes planning your trip to South Africa a breeze. FindandStay does not take any commissions and will put you in directly in contact with the accommodation venue, from where you can make your own travel and accommodation arrangements.

South Africa is the proud hosting natioin for 2010 Soccer World Cup. This month long sport extravaganza takes place from 11 June 2010 until 11 July 2010. 450 000 visitors are expected for the finals and currently South Africa is gearing up and investing in upgrading its infrastructure.

With its diverse beauty, the Western Cape draws more travelers than any of the other provinces of South Africa. Probably the main reason for its appeal to local holiday makers and international tourists and travelers is its vast coastline, stretching from Lambert’s Bay on the West Coast to Plettenberg Bay in the Garden Route. In strong contrast with the coastal regions, its lush indigenous forests in the Garden Route and world renowned vineyards in the Winelands, lies the windswept and arid plains of the Karoo which holds its own special allure.

Off course no travel to South Africa is complete without a visit to the Cape Town, South Africa’s own Mother City. Dominated by the iconic Table Mountain, Cape Town offers the local and international traveler a true taste of South Africa’s rainbow nation. Whether you are interested in climbing a mountain, surfing, savoring some of the spicy Malay cooking, whale watching, shopping or wine tasting, Cape Town offers the traveler a myriad of different cultures, tastes, smells, attractions and adventures.

In keeping with its status as an international travel destination Cape Town also offers the traveler to South Africa a wide variety of quality accommodation to suit every pocket and taste. Accommodation in Cape Town ranges from world class five star hotels, quality guest houses and self catering apartments, to budget accommodation in tourist class hotels and homely bed and breakfast establishments.

If Cape Town is the Mother City of South Africa, the Garden route is without a doubt her lovely daughter. The major tourist attraction of the Garden Route is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful stretches of coastlines in South Africa, if not the world. Majestic mountains closely guard a landscape filled with natural lakes, rivers and streams, sunny beaches and fairytale forests on the ocean’s side and the arid, stark beauty of semi-desert landscape on the other.

The Garden Route is an exceptionally popular destination in South Africa and this is again evidenced by the high standard and wide range of accommodation options offered to travelers. You will find luxury hotels in all of the major towns, like George, Plettenberg Bay, Mossel Bay, Knysna and Hermanus. Apart from hotels, the traveler also have a variety of other accommodation options open to them with many guest houses, bed and breakfasts, self catering apartments and holiday homes on offer.