Is CAPE TOWN SAFE for tourists?😱
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.พ. 2023
- Cape Town has terrible crime statistics. So many people are hesitant to travel here because of the way the media portrays the city. Is it REALLY that dangerous? Should you be SCARED to travel here? Join us in today's video as we share with you our honest thoughts on the safety in Cape Town, as well as our safety tips.😁🙏🏻
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Excellent job with this video Brett and Claire. I worked for years in boutique hotel management and you have given a very balanced depiction of traveling around our city that has proved true for virtually all our foreign guests we had over the years, who had an amazing time in our incredible city without incident. I could not love Cape Town more. The eclectic mix of African, European and Eastern vibes here, against such a spectacular backdrop, is very unique in the world.
I travelled from Ireland to Captown for 10 weeks over Christmas and I literally can't stop thinking about it.
The people, the city, unbelievably beautiful
Come back!😁🙌🏻
And that's exactly why I choose to live here...
Straight forward and honest. That's what we like about you guys. Like any city in the world, you visit . Crime exists. Don't let your guard down and beware of your surroundings without bringing
attention to yourself. Harriet and i hope to visit towards the end of this year. Cape Town has so much to offer. Rhett and Claire , you have done a great job in showcasing your homeland.
Sending you love and affection🥰🥰🥰 from Harriet, Jim and Yuki Richmond, Va.
You’re so right Harriet and Jim! It has SO much to offer🙏🏻❤️
There's no doubt that Cape Town has terrible crime statistics. So many people are hesitant to travel here because of the way the media portrays the city. We want to show you what it's like exploring Cape Town as a tourist today as well as give you some tips. Do you plan on visiting Cape Town and do you have any other questions or recommendations for other travelers, leave them down below👇
I’m going with the tour guide to cape town for a week in May 2023. I’m also a guy going solo traveling I hope capetown is safe what about Johannesburg ?
Please don't lie... I lived in Cape Town for 30 years. I have had 16 car breakins, I have been stabbed, I have been mugged, I have had 4 cars stolen, I have had 2 house breakins and I have been in about 30 fist fights. I lived in what you described as a good area... Cape Town is horribly dangerous. You are probably only living there because of Covid and visa issues. I predict that you will be travelling again soon. I don't tell people that I immigrated, I tell people that I escaped cape town. I am one of the lucky ones that was able to get out.
The crime statistics are skewed by a few problematic areas
Media is sensationalist and immature. They just never report the good news. Idgidz.
Hello, first of all thank you for the incredibly informative videos!!
I’m travelling to Cape Town this June and can’t wait to experience this beautiful part of the world!!!
I have one question Is it safe to hire a car and drive yourself around the main destinations of Cape Town and garden route?
Hi Rhett and Claire....love your vids , lived in Cape Town for 14 years , left CT for Durban last year. Watching your vids make me quite nostalgic the locations in your vids reminds me of the excellent times I have had in CT . Thanks for bringing us good and knowledgeable vids. Take Care
We’re so glad you enjoyed the video and have fond memories of Cape Town! It’s a special place😍. But so is Durban, are you enjoying it there?
Yes enjoying Durban very much so, unfortunately much has changed since I left Durban 14 years ago. However since I've been back I have put on approx. 3kgs ( it's the food I'd say ) despite all the issues I still find many things to enjoy in Durban and surrounding areas. Take Care
Does Durban have a higher or lower violent crime rate compared to Cape Town?
Hey guys! There is no one out there who can speak to this area better than you. You guys continue to share the reality of travel and give us all the details we need to travel to these locations. Great video as always!
Thank you for saying that guyyyys!🥹🙏🏻
Great video of Cape Town. I really enjoyed it. New subscriber here from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Thanks for the video. The CBD, however, does NOT feel like a first world city. The poverty is ubiquitous and I’ve been chased everyday by people begging for money. Once I saw a stabbed person on the street bleeding surrounded by police waiting for the ambulance. I’d love to believe it’s safe but during the 10 weeks I spent in CT, which has its beautiful spots, I have not really felt safe. I always had a look over my shoulder. Having said that: nothing happened to me and I believe that if you are aware you can avoid most dangerous situations. I’ll be back end of November and hope we will be safe! Keep up the good content :)
Thank you for this video. I'm from Brazil and I've been watching a lot of videos about Cape Town, as I really want to do an exchange program there. Congratulations and keep up with these amazing videos.
Awesome video! Hopefully I will get to go to Capetown soon!
Great Video guys 🤘🏻
Thank you Adrian!🙏🏻
Good evening Rhett and Claire...how are you today ? I hope you healthy, happy and more success for your journey and vlog...Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏
We’re great Drew! How are you?🥰. Thank you for your support🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you for this
You guys have no idea how much I needed this video. THANK YOU!!
Omg, so glad we could help!😭🙏🏻
Beware of the police looking to shake you down, particularly if you rent a car. I've lived in South Africa in the past, so quite familiar with the country. We were last there about 3 years ago. We rented a car as per usual. Always fun re-adjusting to life on the "other side of the road" but I quickly fall into the swing of things.
Anyway, we were coming back to our Airbnb flat in Sea Point one evening, about 21:00. Along the side of Main Road there was a police vehicle (no lights) and a few cops standing near it, looking casual and checking out passing vehicles. Not an organized check-stop type of thing. They decided to waive our car over, presumably because they saw something they liked. There was no actual legal reason to waive us over (moving violations, vehicle safety, etc).
They quickly figured out that we were tourists, then wanted some documents that we did not have with us. As it was, we were literally in front of the flat, so I offered to run up and grab what they needed. Oh no, that wouldn't work. We were to be arrested and the rental car impounded. They were sure to tell us how expensive that would all be. First the "bad cop" appearing fierce and determined. Then the "good cop" comes to our window. The bad cop is behind him at this point, giving a truly Oscar-worthy performance, verging on histrionic, still going on about the litany of troubles we would have to face. It was hard to keep a straight face actually. The "good cop" is smiling away and tells us that he has decided to let us go, but couldn't we please help out with a little "gift", you know, so his two friends wouldn't be mad at him for allowing us to go free. No, no we cannot. I ended up just thinking him with my own 100 mega-watt smile, then quickly headed the 50 metres up the road and into the gated parking. It was good that we were so close to our place as I'm not positive they would not have regrouped and tried a second time to pull us over and extort their bribe. I think they were just shocked when I politely thanked them and drove off. Might not recommend the just drive off approach for everyone in this situation, but the circumstances seemed to work in our case.
I guess it was a big thing up in Joburg some years back. The cops would target the tourists returning to the airport, picking out the rental cars on that particular stretch of road. Then they make up some story and tell the hapless occupants of the car that the problem might take many hours to sort out. A most unwelcome delay if you're hustling to catch a flight. I guess the rental agents told of a string of people coming in to return cars, all with the same story of being forced to pay a good chunk of cash to be allowed to continue on their journey.
Proof that the fish rots from the head down. I still love Africa, and particularly Cape Town. I will likely be back as long as it is safe to do so. I do worry about the government thoroughly destroying the place, but then I worry just as much about our own Canadian government doing the same here. Perhaps one day we will all figure out the government is the greatest threat to freedom and security known to man (and woman).
Perfectly illegal conduct by cops. But this happens when you have a neo-Marxist govt that employed well over 3,000 convicted criminals as police officers. Hello, this is what Mandela's "rainbow nation" looks like in real life.
Such a wonderful video as so so helpful . Myself and wife are very clued up and don’t listen to the news or media that destroy places . We’re of to cape town for Christmas as it’s been a dream of ours . We would gladly walk around in day and take taxis at night . Guess what we do that here in London so what’s the difference lol Thankyou for putting my wife at ease as she was a little concerned 👍
Thank you for this. I'm a solo female nomad coming to Cape Town for 6 weeks starting next month. While I'm very well traveled and have "lived in" over 20 countries alone, the statistics did scare me a bit. This video helped me to feel more confident and excited for my next temporary home!
Don’t stress at all! You’ll have the best time (it’s winter though so it’ll be chilly)🥰🥰
Aww miss CT 😢 wanna go back. My home town was visiting there 2 months ago after 12 yrs of living in New zealand. Absolutely stunning place
Travelled in November, lone older white male. Walked approx 35,000 steps a day on my own - stayed on Long Street (Grand Daddy - great hotel btw). Salt River district, all over downtown, hotel through canal district and harbour to V&A, Seapoint along coast walk to Camps Bay, Long Street to Bokaap and all over that area. Did not do night walks apart from Long Street itself that has alot of guard along it at least till midnight. Was careful but had no issues and in fact just the opposite - fantastic walks. Cape Town really is one of those great walking cities with its geography, architecture, cafes, and sites. Be careful but in my view it is a highly walkable city.
Wow Keith! Amazing comment, thank you for sharing your experiences😁😁🙌🏻
Amazing video! Very helpful for my trip planning. As a solo traveler, which neighborhoods do you recommend to stay in?
Yay! We’d recommend Sea Point or Green Point. If you have a bigger budget: Clifton or Camps Bay😁🙌🏻
We love Cape town!!! Thanks for this :)
Thanks for sharing! I'm someone who is big on vlogging and capturing my experiences and memories on every trip so would you say walking around vlogging with your vlog camera is unsafe to do in Cape Town and Johan? I'm really debating on booking my trip to SA (with a tour group) as I'd hate to feel restricted on capturing my memories with having to watch over my shoulder..lol.
It’s perfectly safe in Cape Town, but not in Johannesburg. We’d suggest skipping Johannesburg anyways if you can!😊
@@RhettandClaire Yeah, I kinda figured with Johan it may be sketchy. Thanks for the reply back..😎
Very interesting video. Well done ❤👍🥰
Thank you 🤗
Wonderful informative video… I just returned from Cape Town back home to India a week ago and it was a wonderful trip except my phone was lost / stolen at the airport 😢
Thank you for watching and supporting. Glad you had a wonderful trip and we are so sorry to hear about your phone 😔
Been Cape Town twice, it is relatively safe as long as your smart. As long as you take a Uber, travel before 8pm and make sure your in well populated areas which have tourists you will be fine. Also most malls are a good place to walk around withouth having to worry. Most of the crimes happen outside the city and if you stay in a hotel you probably won't see any of it. Most resturants are safe, just make sure they are in a decent area with a good amount of people. Safe travels guys
How pricey is Uber there? Any figures please?
I bought an apartment in gardens a couple of month ago. South Africa stole my heart. I will love there next year.
Your content is always elucidating. Your responses are always appreciated.
Say, I have been wanting to know if you come from Jo-burg, what made you two want to move to Capetown?
Thank you for saying that!🙏🏻. We don’t feel safe in Joburg at all anymore, and there’s not much to do there😊
@@RhettandClaire Oh, dear!
Sorry to hear your home town has let you down.
Cities can change over time, as you know, for better or worse.
I just read a book on African fashion (the whole continent) which enthused about how up-and-coming Jo-burg is in the whole fashion scene. Jo-burg, and … (get this!) Lagos, believe it or not.
Questions I have for you, about SA please, are:
1) Did you two ever consider moving to Durban, or Pretoria?
2) And, please: What attracted you two to Capetown over any other South African city?
@@RhettandClaire I also have heaps of other questions for the both of you, please:
3) How are you both able to live on just traveling full time? That is, what were your jobs before? I am guessing that they must have paid the both of you very well indeed. For people so young to have that much of a nest egg saved up to be able to just up and retire (ir you will) is a-maaaaazing!
Oops, I lied. I have still some more questions sorry.
4) At timepoint 03:23 in this terrific and informative video, I see a road sign I don't recognise, so I do not know what it means. What does an S with a diagonal red line through it, mean, please? i am guessing "No Standing", maybe?
5) What was for lunch / in that sandwich at the Hungry Hippo? Looked good, whatever it was that you ate.
I left SA in '97 and visited Cape Town for 2 weeks in 2019. On my first day my phone got snatched and on my 2nd to last day I was robbed at knife point by four kids. Of course I wasn't afraid because I've been robbed plenty(6 times in 30 years) but if you've never experienced it then you might freak out. Just stay cool and give them what they want.
Omg, we’re so sorry that happened to you! Where did the kids hold you up?
We’ve never experienced that before, and never heard of it happening to someone that many times😭. Crazy!
I live up in Pretoria. But Cape Town is big time a brilliant place and my favourite city in SA. Those beaches man. And I make very sure to pop in to Blouberg almost daily so i can swim in the cold water. And Camps Bay! That tidal pool! I love it. Cape Town will surprise and amaze you - make sure to visit it.
Couldn't agree more!
You have been helpful I have been following your videos but please make a video and educate us on how to use the red city bus tour in case we want to go for sight seeing and we might want to book it for 3 days…Kindly educate us on the hop on and off
Really great video guys, and very reassuring! South Africa at it's best 🇿🇦 Out of interest do you both speak Afrikaans? :)
Hi Chanda, thank you so much for watching 🙏🏼 We don’t speak fluent Afrikaans. Rhett can understand but doesn’t speak much. Claire gets by with the bare minimum 🤣.
@@RhettandClaire hehe cool, my best friend is an Afrikaans speaker so I've picked up a few phrases from her over the years :)
If you stay in the busy tourist places you’ll be fine but don’t go wandering down side streets or walk through dodgy areas. Cape Town is dangerous, even as a local I sht myself walking or even driving through some areas. Even in a car you can have your window smashed and your phone and bags stolen, that happened to me last year, sketchy. 😢
Sorry that happened to you😭🙏🏻. Which area did that happen in?
When looking at your map, it still does seem like most parts of Cape Town are very dangerous (anything above 30/100 000 murders is very high). This is basically comparable to Detroit or Baltimore which are among the absolute most dangerous places in the developed world. Even Cape Town CBD or Hout Bay falls under that category
Yeah not for me
Hey guy, thanks for this video! I am a solo female traveller in cape town right now, do you have any suggestions for meeting other solo female travellers in the area?
Hey Maya! There are a few weekly events😁. Join us for beach yoga every Tuesday, you can book here upwear.co.za/pages/show-up-flow?fbclid=PAAaaPFkCUNArPAGgAbWZM9RNQniyOTXbwA6ZwxhAVPYlE0UxKgSvxKPz6bZ4 and follow @showupandflow on Instagram for updates. You’ll meet girls every week and I might be there too😁
There’s also @runninglateclub every Wednesday, and @friendswhovolley every Thursday but they’re not specific only to females❤️
I am coming to Cape Town this year for half a year as an exchange student. Do you also have a video/ some general tips for me as a student?
Unfortunately not, neither of us studied in Cape Town🙏🏻
Hi. I’m heading to CT in June with my wife and we’re staying in the V&A Waterfront. Is that a good and safe area? Also, we’re planning on renting a car and doing the Garden Route. Is that route safe from the airport to V&A, and is the Garden Route safe to drive? Thanks and love from Oman 🇴🇲
V&A is 100% safe and such a great location🥰. And yes, airport to V&A is safe as long as you stay in the main highway and follow the signs (and google maps)😁
I stay in Cpt, and even as a local need to be weary of crime. Stay vigilant, and dont do silly things like walk about alone at night, or show that you have a fat wallet of cash. Otherwise, crime can be avoided if you street smart
Can someone answer a question about the wind? It seems so windy there.
Any place that I’m advised to “not go out at night” is not safe really…
Which travel agencies i can contact to book my tours in capetown?
I got robbed last wednesday on Muiznberg beach. I went jogging on the beach at 4 pm, ran for 2 km along the beach until I was surrounded by only nature, when two guys showed up from nowhwhere with a knife.
Black South African friend got punshed got robbed 3 weeks ago in Muizenberg, got punched by 16 year old kids who took his glasses.
A German friend was robbed in the central business district two moths ago.
A coulored South African friend got robbed 5 years ago by a buch of 12 year olds when was talkign a nap on the beach in Kalk Bay. They thretened to stab her.
So yeah. Totally safe.
Anyways, that does not deter me from stayinganother 3 months in Muizenberg. I think as long as you stay where people are, you will be safe.
We’re sorry to hear of yours, and your friends experiences😢🙏🏻. Glad you’re enjoying the rest of your time though! Please don’t run far down Muizenberg beach again, that’s right on the border of Mitchell’s Plain. Which is one of the red zones we mention in this video. Avoid being close to those areas🙏🏻. Totally agree with you about staying around people. Stay safe!
❤ Camp is the best I moved there from Miami Flordia & its a least 70% cheaper than America!!🥳❤❤🇿🇦
Brilliaaaant!😁🙌🏻🙌🏻
Since 2004, lived in the eastern suburbs, the north, the deep south, the west and all along the CBD and Atlantic Seaboard. (All of Cape Town only has Atlantic Ocean, btw)
Been mugged in Muizenberg and Kommetjie, and Matroosfontein. Very low crime in Seapoint.
Our 6 day old camera was robbed from us in the Grand Parade centre Dec 2019.
I was robbed at gunpoint on the Cape Flats while I worked.
This is nothing compared to crime I witnessed in Pretoria.
That young guy is harmless yet scary, he has a mental condition.
The homeless actually help keep crime down. I once left my big makulu Samsung Galaxy on a park bench, and two homeless guys saw what happened, and brought me my phone. They went well out of their way to find me.
Use common sense.
Where I worried often was when walking alone after dark in Wembley & Neasden in London.
The past 19 years in Cape Town showed a safe place. Just use common sense.
Question: How would you describe the current situation with load shedding? I'm considering travelling to Cape Town during mid of March this year (not booked jet). Would you recommend traveling there right now with the load shedding situation? Is it any worse than usual?
Also a big thank you for providing these super helpful videos!
Totally! Book your trip🥰. Loadshedding isn't going away anytime soon but it's really not bad if you plan well😁. Stay in hotels, airbnbs and coliving spaces that don't have load shedding (contact them and ask if they have load shedding). For example, we're in Neighbourgood Reserve and there's no load shedding here at all. If you do have load shedding, go out into nature, swim at the beach, go for a hike, go wine tasting. There's so much to do that isn't affected by load-shedding😁🙌🏼
I read that many families have evacuation drills, in case they need to run for their lives. I read that many Africans who don't have proper homes, or jobs say that Africa belongs to them, and have attacked the farms there, so is this true? South Africa has been home to white Dutch settlers, and I have only known South Africa to be mostly white; is that true? I know that Africa is a huge continent, and there are many places that do not do the right thing for their citizens; and so many people are not happy.
Yes
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What about driving? Carjacking? Robbery at traffic lights or on highways? Is that a thing?
No, thankfully not. It certainly happens in Johannesburg though, where we grew up. And that’s why we’re scared to go back there🙈
It's starting to pick up here, unfortunately. Cousin got jacked last week coming home to his flat in Vredehoek. Still a gorgeous city though well worth visiting! Just catch before it become Joburg lol.
Cape Town ambassadors 💟
Can I go to cape flats at night time wearing a luxury watch and a gopro? Or would that get me in trouble?
Very big trouble
many large cities in the world are dangerous and cape town is the same but not everywhere in Cape Town is dangerous . Cameras vehicle and foot patrols minimise the issue . I have been in trouble in London and Paris but law enforcement saved the day .
Exactly right🙌🏼
I'm watching here in Indonesia ❤
Makasih ❤️🙏🏼
@@RhettandClaire yes, sama - sama
This week i am traveling to cape town
As a Pakistani I fully support love and respect South Africa and its beautiful people from Pakistan 🙂 . May Allah SWT bless South Africa and its beautiful people from Pakistan 🙂
I love how you try to convince us that it's OK but I don't get that security when watching this video, you two look on the edge of comfort zone😅
That’s because we grew up in Johannesburg, we’ll always look uptight wherever we are🥴
Do you need to be able to communicate in afrikaans in Capetown or be able to understand afrikaans? Most big cities and especially tourists ones have 'homeless' people living on the streets. It's distressing to see for the first time. It's common in English cities now. What exactly is being done for the homeless? Do the churches have any outreach programmes for them, or is it so 'common place' that everyone gives them 'small change' and simply 'walks on'. Are their 'cultural' and 'historic' tours also, or is colonial history 'divisive' in Cape Town and not spoken about. Thank you for your video. So never go anywhere walking at night.
Hey George! No you don’t need to communicate in Afrikaans at all, everyone speaks English.
The local municipality is slowly building housing for homeless South Africans and South Africans living in informal townships. The government is unfortunately not able to build housing for foreigners (from neighbouring African countries) and so many will continue living on the streets here without help. They don’t receiver help from their home countries either. There are NPOs that try and help too. I feel like the local millionaires of Cape Town could do better as well, because they have the finances to do so.
And yes, there are lots of tours you can go on. Townships tours, walking tours, apartheid museum tours, there’s the slave museum across the road from us, and robbed island. The red bus tour that we recommend speaks you through the history and current state of Cape Towns inequality too. The history of Cape Town and South Africa is openly and actively spoken about here🙏🏻
It's a beautiful place to visit. All depends where you want to go.
It's one of my favourite cities in the world
Same❤️
For me it is something strange as residents of Cape Town, to tell me that they regret apartheid, because, they say, the country was safe and they had jobs. As they say, it's bad with the bad, but it's worse without the bad!
We often get told the same thing. It really is devastating that it’s come to this, and that people would wish for those times to come back💔
@@RhettandClaire Unfortunately, the politicians are to blame for everything that is happening badly in you, once a rich, prosperous and envied place! We hope that things will improve as soon as possible in your beautiful country!
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** Claire, you are quite pretty, truth be told. While I think cat-calling is ODIOUS, to be sure, because you are so good looking and Rhett is too, men unfortunately will ... "remark" upon that, sometimes quite crudely.
** Your apartment looks posh, and comfy. I am looking forward to seeing it in full and maaaaybe (?) knowing what you pay for rent, and other living expenses (power, sewer, water, food, heat, A/C, garbage removal, hot water, etc.)
** Gosh, I have to confess that I would never ask a complete Stranger to look after my stuff whilst I went swimming. Really I would not. Leaving stuff with anyone one does not know can be a bit tricky. Hoping there are lockers or some such at your beaches) where one can stow one's beach stuff, whilst going for a dip, or ...
I am such a "Curious George", sorry about that. Curious Georges are what we Americans call ... curious people, of any gender.
I always ask people a gazillion questions and remark upon this-n-that, as well.
Both are just in my nature, and always have been thus.
😃 Thank you always for answering what you do, Guys! 😃
I have commented previously, but just today, June 7, 2023, my dear wife got robbed of her phone at the Grand Central building, where Game, Post Office, SPAR, MTN, WCED, etc., are. She also got robbed there in Dec 2019. Often, these crimes are committed by illegal immigrants. Poverty is no excuse. Lack of Police is no excuse. I am anything but wealthy, yet I don't steal. Also, I choose to be a good citizen. I don't need getting nannied by cops to become a responsible citizen. I am no boy scout but I choose not to be civil filth. People should be taught self respect. Nobody with self-respect will disrespect and assault others. Criminals are filth, badly bred vermin. They're not human.
is there any discrimination against asian ppl?
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Wouldn’t recommend taking an Uber by yourself as a female .
Honestly sounds safer than Fort Worth Texas 😂
Yeah I honestly think you’re right🙈
All of this advices could perfectly apply to my Latin American country haha
Which is your country?😁
@@RhettandClaire Guatemala 🇬🇹
@@hectormejia7757 ah amazing! Should we add Guatemala to our travel list?😁😁
@@RhettandClaire Of course you should! And you should only take these precautions in the capital, the rest is very safe and you will feel very welcomed!
Motherland ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Gavin Newsom can come in and make sure the good parts of South Africa aren't so good anymore, he's done a fine job of that here in California.
Who is that?😅
Cape Town is different for "Priviledged" people.
Definitely
Throughout my travels in Europe I always had to worry about pickpockets during the day and night.
It’s amazing how people always want to draw negative attention to Africa.
Yet when I’m on the plane all I see are folks that look like you that complain about crime yet still travel to my country.
Why do you visit my country?
Interesting.🧐
Your country is our country. This video is aimed at boosting tourism and dispelling the negative connotations about our country 🇿🇦
By the way, how does this video draw negative attention to South Africa?