The South African Rand (ZAR) is the legal tender and official currency of South Africa. It is not necessary to exchange all of your U.S. Dollars to South African Rand upon your arrival in South Africa. You may, however, wish to exchange a small sum ($200 or less) for purchases of a personal nature while in South Africa upon your arrival at the airport or at various banks upon your transfer to camp. Most bars, restaurants, and hotels in South Africa accept Visa, Mastercard, and American Express as a form of payment.Watts Bow Hunting Safaris provides each client with the option of remitting deposits and pre-payment of your safari through our USA Division Office in the form of check, cashier’s check, money order, bank wire or electronic transfer prior to your departure. Upon receipt of your deposit or pre-payment, Watts Bow Hunting Safaris will promptly provide you with a receipt reflecting the amount of deposit or pre-payment. If additional sums are owed upon conclusion of your safari, the balance of payment can be paid cash or travellers checks or with a credit card prior to your departure from South Africa.