Tourist Destinations N5 — Memo
June 2018 — N5 — Tourist Destinations
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2018
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1.1.20
1.2.540
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2.1MOROCCO
2.1.1Fez, Marrakech, Meknes, Rabat (4\
2.1.2
2.1.3Rabat (1\
2.1.4The Mohammed V Mausoleum: B eautiful example of aditional Moroccan architecture The Archaeological Museum: M arble busts, bronze ware from Roman cities of Lixus, Volubilis, p ottery
2.1.5
2.1.6Agadir (1\
2.1.79 hours (2\
2.1.8Affordable Car Hire (1\
2.1.9Yes, because it is in French and Arabic. (3\
2.1.10Spain (1\ (20\
2.2KENYA
2.2.116 km south ast of the city (2\
2.2.240 minutes (1\
2.2.3(2\
2.2.4King Air Charter Swift Flite (2\
2.2.530 minutes (1\
2.2.6(4\
2.2.7During the height of the wildebeest migration, your day will be fill ed with large herds of elephant , incomprehensible numbers of dazzling zebras and brindled gnus and the epic drama that brew around the Mara tributaries.
2.2.8A nonpermanent ecocamp consisting of seven large tents. (2\
2.2.9Departure time : 10:00; Arrival time: 15:0 0. t must be a SA flight, departing on a Sunday morning (2\
2.2.10ellow fever vaccination (1\ (20\
2.3MALAWI
2.3.1Liwonde NP (1\
2.3.2Kasungu N (1\
2.3.3Nyika NP (1\
2.3.4Monkey Bay (1\
2.3.5Blantyre (1\
2.3.6Lilongwe (1\
2.3.7Nkhotakota (1\
2.3.8Zomba (1\
2.3.9Shire River (1\
2.3.10Mulanje Massif (3 000 m\ (1\
2.3.11ADDENDUM B Answers to QUESTIONS
2.3.10ndicated on the map (10\ (20\
2.4MAURITIUS
2.4.1Air Mauritius (MK\ (2\
2.4.2Every day of the week (Monday to Sunday\ (2\
2.4.3Every day of the week (Monday to Sunday\ (2\
2.4.4verage 4 hours rom JNB and DUR and 6 hours from CPT (2\
2.4.5OR Tambo International Airport (1\
2.4.6(1\
2.4.7Tetanus Polio Le Suffren Hotel English High end knit wear Sugar Essential oils
2.5SEYCHELLES
2.5Air Seychelles (HM\ (2\ Wednesday, Friday and Sunday (2\ Friday and Sunday (2\
2.5Tetanus Polio English Woven baskets Model boats Straw hats Furniture Pottery Jewellery
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3.1.9Zambia, Tanzania Mozambique, Malawi, Tanzania (Any 2 Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique Namibia, Botswana
3.2MADAGASCAR
3.2.1Lemur (1\
3.2.2Vanilla (1\
3.2.3Famadihana is the turning of the bones . The body/bodies of recently passed family members and ancestors are taken out of the crypt, pa raded around in the village, re dressed in silk shrouds and reburied.
3.2.4Beach (1\
3.2.5Antsiranana (1\
3.2.6A favourite hiking destination Animals: lemurs, sifakas, frogs, birds Plants: palms, rare aloes and Pachypodiums (4\ (10\
3.3REUNION
3.3.1The weather is cool and dry and tempe ratures are 22 C at the coast and in the mountains. (2\
3.3.2Type of accommodation (1\
3.3.2
3.3.4Cirque de Mafate (1\
3.3.5foot, by donkey or by helicopter (3\ (10\
3.4MALDIVES
3.4.1The country consists of 99% sea and 1 % land. The archipelago comprises 1 190 coral islands with 26 atolls. There are islets, lagoons, underwater caves, walls and overhangs. (3\
3.4.2The Maldives are a republic. The democratic go vernment is led by a president. Atolls and islands are administered by a locally elected council. (3\
3.4.3UT +5 (1\
3.4.4Rufiyaa (MVR\ (2\
3.4.5Constance Moofushi (1\ (10\ [40]40
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4.1BOTSWANA
4.1.1April to November (1\
4.1.2Pioneer Gate (1\
4.1.3Ghanzi (1\
4.1.4Serowe (1\
4.1.5The salt pan covers about 75 000 sq ne of the biggest attractions is the famous Baines b aobabs The cluster of trees, seven sisters has been photographed
4.1.6Kasane (2\ (10\ AND/OR 10
4.2ZIMBABWE
4.2.10
4.3ZAMBIA
4.3.1False 6 hours 30 minutes
4.3.2True
4.3.3False Livingstone
4.3.4True
4.3.5False Mongu
4.3.6False an antelope
4.3.7False lusaka.admin@dirco.gov.za
4.3.8False only from Johannesburg
4.3.9True
4.3.10
4.4UGANDA
4.4.1It is a Unesco World Heritage Site and popular tourist attraction. It is situated on the Kasubi Hill ( originally called Nabulagala\ where
4.4.2The rare mountain gorilla (1\
4.4.3They are a group of 84 islands along the north western shore of Lake Victoria, south of Entebbe. (3\
4.4.4ake Nkuruba, Lake Nyinabulitwa, Lake Nyabikere; Lake Kasenda (Any 2 (2\ (10\ 11
4.5MAURITIUS
4.5.1It lies about 560/600 km north east of Mauritius and is one of the Mascarene I slands. (2\
4.5.2km by 8 km (1\
4.5.3(1\
4.5.4Port Mathurin (1\
4.5.5Underwater caves full of stalagmites and stalactites, situated at Plain Corail. (2\
4.5.6Mont Limon (398 m\ (2\
4.5.7Victoria Regia/Regina (1\
4.5.8A lively Creole dance, women with wide, colourful skirts sway ing thei r hips and twirl ing to the music and the beat of an African drum. It is u sually performed on the beach.
4.5.9The architecture is a blend of Is lamic, Creole and Indian styles. It has a peaceful inner courtyard and is the most important mosque in Mauritius. (2\
4.5.10Islam and Hindu (2\
4.5.11Trou aux Cerf (1\
4.5.12It is wild and rugged, with cliffs dropping to the sea, waterfalls, sheltered sandy coves and fishing villages. No swimming on these beaches. Inland are sugar cane fields and forested areas. (3\ (20\
4.6COMOROS
4.6.1Anjouan Nzwani Moheli Mwali (8\
4.6.2Mayotte (1\
4.6.3Mamoudzou (1\
4.6.4(1\
4.6.5Pamandzi Airport (1\
4.6.6
4.6.7Anjouan(ndzuani\ (1\
4.6.8Wood carvings Tradition al Koran holders (2\
4.6.9Mutsamudu (1482\ has shabby buildings and maze like streets. Up a steep stairway from the medina, is a common lade citadel overlooking Mutsamudu, which was constructed with British money by Sultan Abdallah I in 1860 to defend the town against Malagasy
4.6.10t is an adventu re to hike up an active volcano and the view over the island is spectacular. (2\ (20\ [40]40
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5.1NAMIBIA
5.1.1The Desert Express
5.1.2Walvis Bay
5.1.3Herero dolls
5.1.4NAD
5.1.5Yes
5.1.6WDH
5.1.7Tropic of Capricorn
5.1.8Swakopmund
5.1.9Twyfelfontein
5.1.10
5.2alla dallas
5.2Tanga
5.2Tinga tinga paintings
5.2Yes
5.2DAR
5.2Lake Manyara NP
5.2Ngorongoro Conservation Area
5.2
5.3etit taxi
5.3Tangier
5.3Berber rugs
5.3MAD
5.3RBA
5.3Tropic of Cancer
5.3Volubilis
5.3Ben Youssef Medersa
5.3
5.4MALDIVES
5.4hours (South Africa +2; Maldives +5\ (2\
5.4Ring shaped coral reef enclosing a l agoon (2\
5.4Holiday Factory (1\
5.4Typhoid Tetanus (2\
5.4It takes place in March he victory of Mohammed Thakurufaanu over the occupying Portuguese force in 1573 is commemorated Tourist can see the colours of the culture
5.4It is a cocktail (alcoholic concoction\ (1\ 15
5.4ose ringed parakeet, house sparrow, kestrel, white tern, fairy tern, common noddy, fregate birds, lesser noddy, herons, sea gulls, harriers, falcons, buzzards (Any 2 (2\
5.4arrotfish, butterfly fish, manta rays, whale shark, reef stingrays, moray eels, barracuda (Any 2 (2\
5.4.10 Nakatschfushi (1\
5.4
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6.1MOZAMBIQUE Complete the following itinerary of a 10 day fly drive holiday package for a honeymoon couple.
6.1.11 hour 15 minutes (2\
6.1.2Mozambique Tourism (1\
6.1.325 June (1\
6.1.4Take enough food and water on long journeys. There are o sional controls on the roads to check papers. There may be problem s such as l andmines, potholes, animals and vehicles without head lights. (Any 3
6.1.5Museu de Revolucao historical exhibits about the struggle for independence. Museu de Geologia collection of stones and minerals Museu de Moeda currency and barter items from around the world Museu
6.1.6The Casa do Ferro Eiffel s prefabricated steel building. Hotel Polana designed by Sir Herbert Baker, luxurious, with lift, hardwood panels, ornate iron railings and crystal windows. Restaurante 1908 once a hospital, now restaurant with Italian
6.1.7It lies 24 km from Maputo at the entrance of the bay. Any ONE attraction: The Inhaca Lighthouse Marine Biology Museum Any 1 (1\
6.1.8Railway Station (1\
6.1.9Surfing Snorkelling (1\
6.1.10ugong Beach Lodge (1\
6.1.11Benguerra Santa Carolina (Paradise\ (1\
6.1.12No (Only flights from Vilanc ulos to Johannesburg\ (1\ (20\ 17
6.2TANZANIA Complete the following itinerary
6.2.14 hours 20 minutes (2\
6.2.2Destinations Uncovered Hartley s Safaris (1\
6.2.3Hotel W hite Sands esort and Conference Centre (1\
6.2.4Rainfall: 25 mm Hours of sunshine: 8 hours (4\
6.2.5
6.2.6
6.2.740 km from Bagamoyo off the mid Tanzanian coast (1\
6.2.890 minutes (1\
6.2.9Zanzibar Serena Hotel (1\
6.2.10Arusha NP smallest, one of the most beautiful NP and topographically varied. Main features: Mount Meru volcanic, mixture of lush forest and bare rock; mountain hiking. Ngurdoto Crater visit only the rim and look down into the green
6.3REUNION
6.3.1Piton de la Fournaise
6.3.2Roland Garros
6.3.3
6.3.4St Paul
6.3.5ugar cane
6.3.6Tropic of Capricorn
6.3.7Safiko Musik Festival
6.3.8
6.4COMOROS
6.4Lac Sale
6.4Moroni International
6.4Mwali
6.4Itsandra
6.4lang ylang
6.4Tropic of Capricorn
6.4Eid Fitr
6.4
6.5SEYCHELLES
6.5Black p arrot
6.5Pointe Larue International
6.5Silhouette
6.5Beau Vallon
6.5opra
6.5Tropic of Capricorn Festival Kreol
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Sections40 + 40 + 40 + 40 + 40 + 40 = 240 marks
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TitleMemo
SubjectTourist Destinations
LevelN5
Document typeNated Tourism
Year2018
MonthJune
Pages19
Downloads3
Examination context
Decade2010s
Years ago8y
SeasonWinter (SH)
Start dayFriday
Exam periodJune 2018
Days since exam3,053
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