21 Tips I Wish I Knew Before Visiting Cape Town

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Let's not forget Table view
Comment from : Cynthia Rhue

Tap water no problem Yes on the phone tip!!
Comment from : Cynthia Rhue

My Citi Bus Was very safe and pretty reliable would not suggest "taxi" brBe careful with Uber as in any other place in the world😂
Comment from : Cynthia Rhue

Amazing video I’ve been searching for this info because I’m planning a family vacation to South Africa So thank you, my friend New subscriber, keep it coming
Comment from : Tracy forrest

Spot on with all your tips, well done Just a tip to add, sometimes people's stomachs get upset when visiting our city because the food is really rich a good thing to just have in your bag is activated charcoal tablets It will help your stomach settle down Another really great place to visit is Stellenbosch and Franschoek for the wine and gin lovers
Comment from : TheFullFrameFox

Great video from someone living in Cape Town
Comment from : My Happy Space

Nice content did you have to get clearance to fly your drone?
Comment from : Lineker Mwiikisa

Very helpful I'm looking forward to my trip there in October who did you use for Robben Island tickets
Comment from : Lineker Mwiikisa

Port Elizabeth dont have water
Comment from : DAMIAN Fleur

Loadshedding is not the government conserving the electricity It's mismanagement caused by the corrupted politicians and bureaucrats In SA, you prepay for the electricity Many users don't pay up the bill
Comment from : Hiroko Morioka

No wonder there's load shedding with your 40 bulbs on in the background 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Comment from : Alexander_962

Thank you for the awesome tips! btw where is the location for free a free visit at boulders beach?
Comment from : ie heng

Mah Bru, our South African government doesn't put off power to save power We just don't have any power left 🤣💀🇿🇦
Comment from : Cooking With Chef Luc

Good narration and info was helpful, taking a bus tour of SA soon, i can see i made a very good choice Hopefully when there i can get to see what life actually is for the African residents not just the hordes of American and European tourists And yes, relating to potable tap water, Montezuma is still very angry at the modern day decedents or not of Cortez ;-)
Comment from : RogerWilco Shirley

Much appreciated Camden!!
Comment from : BrazilNDM

Thank you for your videodid you get any vaccinations before traveling to South Africa?
Comment from : Tom Paolino

What a great video!👏🏾 I guess I should leave my swimwear because it’s winter 😢😢
Comment from : Sika Mohican

Cape Town water is so nice my skin and hair are always lovely when I’m there
Comment from : Mrs Mack

Thanks for Useful tips to visit Cape Town
Comment from : Arshad Sadiq

Most important tip for hikers up Table Mountain… when the table cloth is over or it is windy Do not attempt that hike as it can become dangerous and fatal
Comment from : Yolanda Morris

Tap water is perfect, don't waste your money on bottled
Comment from : Steve Newman

a jacket is necessary for the whole of the Cape and surrounding cities or areas like Gordons Bay and Stellenbosch
Comment from : Nadine Hoogenboezem

Can I use my debit card?
Comment from : Aliyah Muhammad

Best time to visit Cape Town is late Feb to May, but anytime is actually okay December can be windy (south-easter) and it is cold and rainy from June through to Aug
Comment from : Jacques Hollands

The left side of the road is the correct side to drive on, this comes from when people ride horses and carried swords, most people are right handed so draw and defend themselves with that hand so that's why the right side is kept to oncoming people, you drive on the wrong side
Comment from : Etienne Louw

I grew up in Cape Town I now live in Johannesburg I drink tap water in JHb but when I visit CT the water makes me queesyso I boil the tap water and store it in the fridge
Comment from : TheWarriorBunny

I've drank Cape Town tap water my whole life It's been fine so far
Comment from : Albert Cloete

Dude love this video, I am from Cape Town Everyone must come! if into wine!!! Cape Town is the place to be!!!!
Comment from : Nico vb

Oh em geeI’m South African born and bred…I live in both Midrand and Cape Town, and sweedat 😮‍💨 you👏🏽 are👏🏽 absolutely 👏🏽on👏🏽 point 👏🏽brlike literally
Comment from : KayGee

Hey, it is great to hear a foreigners view of our country and Cape Town Remember that there is a lot more to see in South Africa other than Cape Town
Comment from : Gary Clarke

Cape Town doesnt only have the CBD, they have wine routes on Stellenbosch and Paarl's side These places are just outside the Northern Suburbs of Cape Town The better mall to go to is Canal Walk, Century City - prices there will be more normal and that mall is huge The V&A Waterfront mall is overrated in my opinion
Comment from : HK Dolly Design Studio

South Africa is known to have one of the best water quality in the world, it is generally safe to drink Tap water, but i believe mostly Rural areas have clean water, because i once moved to Pretoria (city) and water there had some unusual smell bt in my village it is as good as bottle water
Comment from : tshifhiwa thovhakale

Tap water is 💯 safe to drink in cape Town
Comment from : yaseen meyer

There is nothing wrong with our water! Those "friends" of yours are a bunch of snobs trying to impress the american
Comment from : Bernard Lesch

Im a Capetonian and i Approve of this, sucks that we have loadshedding but there's so much to do when there is load shedding Many nice places to stay out side of the CBD area If its cheap avoid it :)
Comment from : Werner

I love CT! Lived there 1999-2007 Happy days Sorry to hear quality of life there is declining
Comment from : sara richardson

Thanks for the video Well done I live in Cape Town and can recommend everything he said I would add (1) Do NOT climb Table Mountain on your own It is a dangerous place - always tell someone exactly where you intend to hike and hike in a group (2) The suburbs he mentioned are all fine for a tourist There are however areas that are "no go"s, ask the locals first (3) There is cold water on the Atlantic side (Camps Bay etc) and warm water in the Indian Ocean side (Muizenberg and Fish Hoek) which would be better advised for swimming, in summer obviously
Comment from : Robert Scott

What did you think we walk with animals skins and lions are walking all over dum nut
Comment from : Peeps

Blouberg Beach is also a nice place to stay with beautiful beaches although a bit out of central Cape Town though
Comment from : Glynis Lailann

Pretty much spot on except that the tap water is very safe and there is no need to tip Uber drivers Locals almost never do Only tip if using Uber Eats There is also Bolt but Uber is the preferred ride hailing app and considered safer
Comment from : Mario

Keep some cash for tips! Car guards, waiters, etc…
Comment from : Megan Rich

Bro Sim card is free in South Africa i don't know who tried to sell it to you
Comment from : KC Makgatho

You did a brilliant job here - well done…got my stamp of approval 👍🏻
Comment from : Van Wilder

Just a thought Open your eyes when you speak The constant squinting is distracting
Comment from : Carel John Venter

As a Capetonian I always drink the tap water without hesitation
Comment from : Louise Fenner-Solomon

Don't know where you went for a SIM, maybe the airport? A local SIM is free, I use Telkom and pay as I go which is about $8 per month living here full time I still US my us sim for international calls but with WhatsApp that is not needed often
Comment from : Michael W

How much more budget traveller can anyone be coming here spending Rands? Please consider paying the fee to see the penguins, African penguins are an endangered species and the fee's go toward the upkeep and protection of the colonies!
Comment from : Peach Le Roots

04:29 I don't know what the Uber prices are like in the states, but I've heard the prices here in Cape Town are much cheaper
Comment from : Winslow M

00:29 The name of that app is a pun on a rather vulgar statement, basically saying "screw Eskom" (literally "Eskom's cunt") 😆
Comment from : Winslow M

We drink tap water and we are alive There are free spring water facilities in Cape Town you just need a huge bottle to refill Plastic pollution is real and we can’t be encouraging single-use water bottles
Comment from : lethabo pholoto

Awesome tips, thanks Heading there in September
Comment from : Robert James - Life

9:40 I actually live in this street, I own property in the "The Adderley" and live in the building next door on the right in the videobrbrwe probably walked passed each other a few times
Comment from : The Angry Economist

Great video
Comment from : Michael Ingram

The water in Cape Town is brilliant and safe to drink as is the rest of south Africa Consider the environment and reduce plastic and glass pollution
Comment from : Michael Ingram

Thank you for this video; I’m visiting Cape Town next month, and the information here (especially about the areas to stay) is really helpful!
Comment from : Faizal Hamssin

Another sea point shout out!!!!!
Comment from : Sarah Palmisano

I'm so confused locals don't drink tap water 😂😂😂 brbrI've only met few south africans who don't drink tap water South African tap water is rated amongst the safest in the world
Comment from : Joe

Invaluable tipsbrPS also in Copenhagen they don't offer prepaid sim (afaik), if you coming from nearby country make sure to recharge your sim
Comment from : O Shawabkeh