Anyone been to or from South Africa

[Vandelay]

Worse time to go. You should wait until mid-January or possibly right after Thanksgiving.

I know it's not ideal, I just don't see me being able to take off enough time needed before or after as much as I've been working lately. My job gives us 2 weeks off end of the year every year.

 

[Vandelay]

You've made the right choice..

That ass is high as giraffe p*ssy.

 

[Vandelay]

hope you know how to drive on the left. that shyt was confusing af!

I live dangerously sometimes

 

[UpAndComing]

Skydiving, bungie jumping, and shark diving typically is viewed that way.

Oh, those activities. Yeah that's CAC shyt lol

 

[phcitywarrior]

you can see better asses on a slimmer broad than that....you wouldn't even check for her over there

This man knows

But to ole girl in the video though….if I had extended my stay in Durban just know

SA is different. You won’t understand til you touch down.

Worse time to go. You should wait until mid-January or possibly right after Thanksgiving.

This. I’ll add that traveling to most of the African continent during the festive period of December is both the best and worst time to go.

Best time because that’s usually when the diaspora goes back. A lot of events, parties, festivals etc and generally spots are buzzing. This is the case especially for countries that have a large, global diaspora eg Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya.

Worst time mainly because of the cost. Cape Town will get most of its international traffic that period so the cost of everything will go up. Villas, attractions, Airbnbs all of it.

For SA, I like going during bumper seasons. So mid January through April and/or end of August through November.

I actually need to book my next trip….

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

For SA, I like going during bumper seasons. So mid January through April and/or end of August through November

Fax

Speaking of going back, I’m gonna put in for retirement visa soon. Completing the paperwork for one in Mauritius. I’m done. Living here isn’t good for a black man’s mental health. Living and dying overseas feels like a much healthier option