Although summers are warm to hot, at 5000 ft above sea level, the heat is rarely over 30 degrees centigrade and the humidity levels are low. Unlike coastal areas, rainfall occurs in summer and is usually confined to late afternoon thundershowers. With the high altitude and relatively low rainfall, Johannesburg and surrounds are free of malaria.
Winters are cold to mild.
Typically nights will see temperatures drop below zero. A warm jacket is required outdoors in the early morning. However, if it is not windy and the generally calm and sunny days permit play in a normal golf shirt. As any seasoned traveller will know, there are do's and dont's in every country in the world. We believe our policy of providing you with a dedicated host overcomes the major disadvantages that any tourist to any city has in being unfamiliar with their surrounds.