SOUTH AFRICA GLOBAL CALLING PLANS

LISTED BELOW ARE SELECT OPTIONS FOR MAKING YOUR INTERNATIONAL CALLS TO AND FROM SOUTH AFRICA EASIER AND CHEAPER

Scroll below for calling options for both personal and business

FIRST TWO ARE FOR HOME, OFFICE OR MOBILE USE IN SOUTH AFRICA

MONTH END CALLING PLAN: Call from USA and over 30 countries and pay only for the calls made month end From UWTel.com: all charges are billed to your credit card monthly after usage is calculated and billed. Payment AFTER usage is determined for the month is charged to a credit card or PayPal. VERY competitive rates – often less than prepaid services. Not VoIP – so quality is always the best available between any two phones in the world! Rates and more …..

INTERNATIONAL CALLBACK from UWTel.com can be used from ANY TOUCHTONE PHONE in the world with service that can dial the USA. To place an international phone call you first dial the assigned US access number and hang up after the first ring. In a few seconds, the switching center calls you back and gives a message prompting you to dial the destination number. It’s that simple! Rates and more……

SERVICE BELOW IS AN INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL OPTION –

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL CARDS from UWTel.com | The Virtual Calling Card service allows you to make international calls by providing you access to the UWT network through many Toll Free and Non-Toll Free access numbers around the world. Provides easy use from virtually any phone in any major country at rates comparable to even the lowest prepaid services with more trusted billing! Rates and more ….

South Africa Mini Guide

South Africa is a huge country located at the southern most tip of the continent of Africa and hiring a car is advised if you want to get around and see what this incredibly diverse nation has to offer. From South Africa there are many borders you can cross to see the surrounding countries of Botswana, Lethoso, Mozambique, Namibia, Swaziland and Zimbabwe. The opening times of these borders are often extended during South African national holidays and you can obtain a full list of entry ports or any additional information from the South African Border Information Service by contacting them on +27 (0)86 026-7337.

The South African roads which connect the major cities are for the most part very good. These include the N1 running from Cape Town through Johannesburg and Pretoria up to Harare and Zimbabwe. The N2 runs from Cape Town to Durban passing through the world-famous Garden Route near Knysna, while the N3 goes between Durban and Johannesburg. When driving all distances are measured in kilometres and fuel is sold by the litre. There is also the option of buying a car in South Africa and having the rental company buy it back from you.

Driving is on the left.