July 11th, 2009 | 
Author: We’re thinking of going on vacation to Capetown next year. Is it safe? How much do safaris cost? What are some great things to see?
Uhm, yes. It’s safer than you think it is.
PLEASE don’t go under the misconception that we have a) lions in our streets or b) there are people waiting to attack and maul you around every corner.
Cape Town is as dangerous as every other city in the world may or may not be. Honestly.
I don’t think you will be able to get any safaris in Cape Town- they are more up north at the Kruger National Park and the Kalahari Oorgrens Park. So unless you plan to travel to the other side of the country, you won’t find any wild animals.
I do know of a Lion park somewhere next to the N2 between Cape Town and Somerset West (I think it’s there…) though, so maybe you can go there- just find out from your tour guide EXACTLY where it is. In Cape Town you can go see things such as: Table Mountain (and go on top of it with the cable car), go to the V&A Waterfront, Kirtsenbosch Botanical Gardens, All the beaches, Jan van Riebeeck’s castle, the Company Gardens, Long Street… etc etc etc
Cape Town has a lot of fun things to visit and enjoy! 
Just ask your tour guide!
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Yup indeed, I’ve been there last summer it’s quite safe trust me but u have to make sure that u hold ur bag haha. naah really. U’ll c many homeless people but really the kindest ever.
well, u can go to the water front take a boat or a helicopter and have a round. U can visit, table mountain it’s quite interesting, The cape of good hope it’s a MUST the greatest view ever. Go to the lions park, flowers park they grow there thousands of flowers, you can go to the bay and have a really good dinner. Sunday shop I’m not sure about the name but in sunday ppl came and sell traditional stuff it’s fun, ask the ppl their they’ll tell u about it. Also, Penguins park is interesting! actually almost every animal has park their haha, There is Also butterflies park <3 + Visit seals island it’s nice really they take you their by a big boat. You can manage a trip for ostrich
museum and park it’s quite interesting and u end up setting on an ostrich and taking a picture haha. Also, horse riding its amazing! or Banchi ..
I didn’t go to safari in Cape town I went to safari in Sun City but it’s a bit expensive yet it really worth it!
aah i barley remember lol! but there are plenty things to do there! u just ask the info centre in ur hotel or even google it u probable get a better info.. anyways, hope i helped a bit Good Luck darling
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Yes Cape Town is safe. This website should give you the approx amount http://www.tsitsikammacanopytour.co.za/
It’s amazing, had some great fun.
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Yes, it is safe just don’t be careless with your belongings especially if you’re walking around. I googled and got http://www.capetownsafaris.com/, http://www.capetown-traveladviser.com/cape-town-safari.html, http://www.come2capetown.com/ for more things to do
Uhm, yes. It’s safer than you think it is.
PLEASE don’t go under the misconception that we have a) lions in our streets or b) there are people waiting to attack and maul you around every corner.
Cape Town is as dangerous as every other city in the world may or may not be. Honestly.
I don’t think you will be able to get any safaris in Cape Town- they are more up north at the Kruger National Park and the Kalahari Oorgrens Park. So unless you plan to travel to the other side of the country, you won’t find any wild animals.
I do know of a Lion park somewhere next to the N2 between Cape Town and Somerset West (I think it’s there…) though, so maybe you can go there- just find out from your tour guide EXACTLY where it is. In Cape Town you can go see things such as: Table Mountain (and go on top of it with the cable car), go to the V&A Waterfront, Kirtsenbosch Botanical Gardens, All the beaches, Jan van Riebeeck’s castle, the Company Gardens, Long Street… etc etc etc
Cape Town has a lot of fun things to visit and enjoy!
Just ask your tour guide!
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I’m South African
I’ve lived safely in Cape Town for 20 years.
Cape Town is the wrong end of the country for Safaris.
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