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Ahhh, Kaap Stad (Cape Town)... a good place to go in the summer, as in the winter it rains most of the time.

but in summer, oh my greatness, Cape town rocks, especially towards the christmas season. The beaches are fanstastic, there are many good ones, white sandy beaches, warm-ish water, and loads of people… some good beaches to see are Clifton, Camp’s bay and my fav. muizenburg, which is probably the most warmest…

A good place to see is the V&A waterfront, Robin Island (where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned), and of course the all famous “Table Mountain”!!

i have been to Cape Town every december from since i was born… and cant wait to go back. so my tip is, when you get there, just sit on the beach and relax. Most Capetownians are very laid back. so enjoy the sun, surf and scenery….

this place is good if you’re a tourist i have never lived as such in london, i have stayed there for a week.

it is a great place with so many things to do, its a city that never sleeps, you can do what you want when you want, and has a shed load of entertainment not too mention all the historical / tourist buildings and landmarks. i stayed in Greenwich. it was a very nice place, with alot of conveniant shops and services.

As a tourist, i would def. go back and cant wait till i do, i live in swondon which is like two hours away and i just never go… i should though..

all in all, its one of a kind, a very good place, despite the fact that its a bit expensive, it’ll be worth your while!!

my whole family is from there including my folks… this place is gr8, there are alot of awesome people who live here, there are quite a few tourist attractions..

i used to go alot when i was small, we always went to harare and to inyanga, for our holidays, we had so much fun, but it was so great being with the family, there were so many things to do; camping, fishing, safari’s, swimming in rivers, casino’s hotels, barbarcues (braai’s) restaurants… and historical features and landmarks. you have to go and see the beauty for yourself, its def. worth the trip. and although politically things aren’t that great, most tourists are welcomed.

so go for it, see for yourself and have some fun in the sun!

to have barbarcue’s, party, go to clubs, pubs, and restaurants, as i believe the Brazillians have great food, and food is anoter hobbie of mine, hehe… it may not look like it, but it is…hehe. and also just to chill on the soft sand, and catch a bit of a tan, while enjoying the scenery! also, i need a holiday, so thats my real reason, and why brazil, seen as i’m on a working holiday from South Africa in the UK, well purely because i met a brazillian over here and we are good mates, and we are going with a huge crowd of friends, and he knows all the cheap places, not that i’m cheap, but i dont want to get ripped off, he knows where the best and the most happening places are! so i am going to have such an awesome time… soon, very soon…

i actually live in SA, but am in the UK now, but the last time i went there, i went to warm baths, which is about 2 hrs away from Jo’burg. i had so much fun there. i recommend you go to this place “warm baths”, its gr8! loads of fun and entertainment for all. they have a camping site too, if you wish to camp, otherwise they have also got chalets… it was a good getaway!