2010 Soccer world Cup Accommodation

If you are looking for 2010 accommodation anywhere else in South Africa - we have quite a few guesthouses across the country that still has space open. Contact us now to secure your 2010 accommodation.

2010 marks the year that the (Football) Soccer World Cup comes to South Africa for the very first time. As a soccer fan, you will get to experience the multi-cultural hospitality this country has to offer.

If you are looking for 2010 accommodation anywhere else in South Africa - we have quite a few guesthouses across the country that still has space open. Contact us now to secure your 2010 accommodation. Pretoria / Centurion guesthouse 11km from Loftus Versveld - R990 per single person, R1350 for a double room with 2 guests - including breakfast. Durban 5 star guesthouse R1250 for a twin room including breakfast. This is an unheard of low rate for a guesthouse during 2010 - especially since it is a 5 star establishment. 15km from Moses Mabhida Stadium (2010 Durban stadium). Visit our 2010 booking form and insert "5 star Durban GH" in the message at the bottom to enquire.

If you know in which city you will be staying to watch the 2010 Soccer, then finding accommodation for 2010 in one of the host cities will be much easier. Find your 2010 self-catering accommodation and 2010 bed & breakfast accommodation in one of the 2010 Soccer World Cup host cities in South Africa:

• Bloemfontein that hosts the 2010 Free State Stadium (Free State)
• Cape Town that hosts the 2010 Green Point Stadium (Western Cape)
• Durban that hosts the 2010 King's Park Stadium (Kwazulu Natal)
• Johannesburg - Soccer City and Ellis Park (Gauteng)
• Nelspruit that hosts the 2010 Mbombela Stadium (Mpumalanga)
• Pretoria that hosts the 2010 Loftus Versfeld Stadium (Gauteng)
• Rustenburg that hosts the 2010 Royal Bafokeng Stadium (North West)
• Polokwanee that hosts the 2010 Peter Mokaba Stadium (Limpopo)
• Port Elizabeth that hosts the 2010 Nelson Mandela Stadium (Eastern Cape)

If you can't find 2010 accommodation in a host city, you might want to try a town Close by.

The construction of a few new stadiums for 2010 has been a matter of pride for South Africans with the world's eyes on us. Cynics may believe that South Africa won't be ready for 2010, but we are optimistic. To keep up to date with 2010 news about the 2010 Soccer World Cup stadiums, visit www.shine2010.co.za. Read the article about the 2010 Soccer World Cup.