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I've been to Cape Town many times and was there again earlier this year. It's a beautiful city. It has become 'edgier' over the years though. You can be subject to persistent, aggressive begging in the city centre during the day. We were. A city security guard advised my wife to remove her neck chain just to be safe. She said it wasn't particularly valuable but he advised it all the same. Sure enough, a woman staying in our hotel had her neck chain snatched right outside the hotel in broad daylight. At night you simply do not walk anywhere in the city centre. Even going to a restaurant a quarter of a mile away we were advised to take a cab. In Strand Street, where our hotel was, large groups of young men congregated on the street corners, in doorways and up side streets. Other than them, you did not see anyone walking. It's safe in the Waterfront but you should never walk to or from there, even in the day.
I have probably exhausted Cape Town now, but if I ever went back I would stay out in Camps Bay or False Bay or similar. I would not stay in the city centre. In most European cities – Munich, Paris, Barcelona, London etc – you stay as close in to the centre as you can afford. In South Africa it is the opposite.
My Dream is to Come to Capetown
Hopefully my Dream will End One Day
"Now," "Now now," and "just now" are not Cape Town slang. It's South African slang. It's said everywhere, not just Cape Town.
It's BS that minibus taxis are unregulated and unsafe. Millions of people use them to get around every day and find them very reliable, safe and affordable. It's a massive lie that they're unsafe.
Well I am not gonna focus on bad. Wonderful city for tourists. It just isn't the safest place
Thanks Alex Hunter for showcasing a little bit of Cape Malay. I'm from Malaysia and never known about Cape Malay, would love to with SA one day and explore Bo Kaap thanks to your video.
RIP Thomas Cook
Great video
These people of BoKaap are not Malays ,there were Malays in the past from Indonesia but these are mixture of Indians , Swahili-Bantus ,Whites people and Khoisan who pose as Malays they are fake . The real Malays are outside Cape Town in Stellenbosch, Paarl , Wellington , Simonstown and Somerset Strand. Constantia ,Claremont .That man also is very ignorant who speak abt Malays and Malaysians. He knows nothing of the history of the Cape Malays he is a Coloured or White man 's child .
I spent about 5 days there around 12 years ago. It was absolutely one of the most beautiful places on the planet. I'll return one day, stay a little longer, and perhaps take a train to Durban, Soweto, and Joburg. Also I'd go to Boswana.
did yall hear how he said boerewors?🤣
Don’t come here and recommend Uber; u come to recommend US companies that take away routes that meter taxis established for many years…You want to keep us slaves…
Europeans destroy everywhere they go🤫
I was bit reserved about my upcoming trip to Capetown in January 2021 … but you just made all of my fears vanished…
My wife and I will be flying from USA to Johannesburg, Capetown, Victoria Falls, Lesotho, Swaziland and Madagascar….
I think i will hire an Uber driver for my time in CT…
I am very excited and thankful to you for sharing this video..
We will for sure stop by at the restaurants you visited !!
What else would you recommend while in CT..?
How's the water situation in 2020?
Lmao That description of the minibus taxi industry. As a South African I know exactly what you talking about lmao
Out of many countries I've ever been, Cape Town just splendid and memorable. This video just reminded me the places I've visited.
9:50 is droewors not biltong lol
I am soso looking forward to eat, drink, wine and dine in Cape Town O.o
Now means in about a minute
Now now means I’ll put it off for about another hour
And just now means I’ll do it at the end of the day
What was the name of the restaurant where you had the Cape Malay food please?
Can't wait! Will be there in May 2020! Pretoria, Cape Town, and Johannesburg!🤗
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Now,Now now
South Africans know now now is a big lie
The only ever travel advice you need from any part of south africa is EMIGRATION and 'Departure Lounge.' Your life is worth more than visiting some third world shit hole.
Theres still plenty more to capetown. How about you go a little deeper
Cobra hire in SA is dangerous with a drop top
0:21 Some of the most productive FARMERS* not farmland. The land is very laborious to toil and the highly skilled Boer feed the country
1:07 there are only 2 black guys among 200 audiences… do white men give their own concerts in SA?
4:43 this is where you lose me BS. Mini Bus taxis are the best way to understand and have the most fun in cape town.
RIP Thomas Cook: 1841 – 2019