Not trying to burst your bubble friend, but wielding an expensive camera in the middle of Cape Town may have bad results if a group of thugs decides they want it. Take my word for it. I was born and raised north of Joburg and have found that this will happen if you are not careful. Otherwise, enjoy our country, and ALWAYS CARRY A GUN.
@ufofan1980 You're right about an expensive camera. Luckily I had a cheap hand-held that fit into my palm and practically disappeared from site. I did have one off moment in dt Cape Town, but it was from a white European young man who was trying to scam us for cab fare to his embassy. Yeah, right. Another tip for travelers: try to stay in a larger group as there's a bit more safety in numbers. Thanks so much for watching and your comments!
im going there june 2010 for the world cup captown first then port eliz, any tips for cape town would be great. is it bad as they say or is it crime free for tourist, at night is it safe to walk home from a pub, whats the best currency to take or do you reconmend travelers cheques. any advice thanks
Ahh i remeber this place as if it was yesterday. i was 4 my mother 40 and i would always buy fish and slop fries eat and give it to the less fortunate
I believe the men and women at the market are all from Africa. I'm from the USA (taking the video) and my friend in the blue and black striped shirt lives in the US but was born and raised in Cape Town, South Africa. Thanks for watching!
Not trying to burst your bubble friend, but wielding an expensive camera in the middle of Cape Town may have bad results if a group of thugs decides they want it. Take my word for it. I was born and raised north of Joburg and have found that this will happen if you are not careful. Otherwise, enjoy our country, and ALWAYS CARRY A GUN.
ufofan1980 1 year ago
@ufofan1980 You're right about an expensive camera. Luckily I had a cheap hand-held that fit into my palm and practically disappeared from site. I did have one off moment in dt Cape Town, but it was from a white European young man who was trying to scam us for cab fare to his embassy. Yeah, right. Another tip for travelers: try to stay in a larger group as there's a bit more safety in numbers. Thanks so much for watching and your comments!
westend104 1 year ago
im going there june 2010 for the world cup captown first then port eliz, any tips for cape town would be great. is it bad as they say or is it crime free for tourist, at night is it safe to walk home from a pub, whats the best currency to take or do you reconmend travelers cheques. any advice thanks
TheEnglandaway 2 years ago
what is the main language of south africa
Kingtunice 2 years ago
@Kingtunice we have 11 official languages, although most of the population speaks english.
ngququ 2 years ago
English , Xhosai, Zulu, Afrikaaners, can;t remember the rest. Man, I want to go to capetown, it is beautiful
MingTheMerciful 2 years ago
haha its funny they're like 280 and my mom used to manage to get the price to 100
whoyoube305 2 years ago
Ahh i remeber this place as if it was yesterday. i was 4 my mother 40 and i would always buy fish and slop fries eat and give it to the less fortunate
whoyoube305 2 years ago
i talk like this when im scared one hack of a pepper shaker.
snapywrist 3 years ago
is she from usa.
snapywrist 3 years ago
I believe the men and women at the market are all from Africa. I'm from the USA (taking the video) and my friend in the blue and black striped shirt lives in the US but was born and raised in Cape Town, South Africa. Thanks for watching!
westend104 3 years ago
next door treat me like a lyer.
snapywrist 3 years ago