Female Couch Surfing in Cape Town
Hosts in Cape Town
Laurin
Cape Town
Can host for:
3 days
About me
My name is Laurin and I love to be comfortable in my uncomfortability. I am earth bound and an aerialist at heart and in person, lol
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khanyisa
Cape Town
Can host for:
2 days
About me
My name is Khanyisa ☺️ I am 31 years old from Cape Town, South Africa. I love to meet people, travel and making connections. My passion is spirituality and healing ❤️🩹 exploring the psychedelic healing space at the moment. Looking forward to making new friends 🤍
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Aimee
Cape Town
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi! My name is Aimeé and I’m originally from Cape Town, South Africa. For majority of this year I’ll be traveling (looking for people to join me as well!) but I’d be more than happy to host you when I am at home again. I’m 18 years old and I’m currently au pairing in a small countryside village in France - I have weekends off so will travel to nearby countries as much as I can :) After au pairing I would like to backpack and/or travel around Europe.
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Laura
Cape Town
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi, My name is Laura and I'm interested in digital nomad, culture, art, books, history, nature, running, shopping, solo travel, sunbathing, sightseeing, writing and food & cuisine
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Anaïs
Cape Town
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hello there:) I am Anaïs! I am born in Belgium, raised in South Africa and currently studying in Maastricht. I am a nature lover and love to adventure. I also love to socialise, have a good drink with friends and party!! I really enjoy getting to know new people!
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Karoline
Cape Town
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hello hello! I am Karo, almost 30 and currently in Europe to visits family and friends. I am a PhD student and based in Cape Town where I spend most of my time on the mountain, walking my dog or trying to write my thesis ;). I am in Nice for a couple of days and would love to stay with a cool woman! I am happy to cook a nice meal for you and have a chat over wine :)
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Nobu
Cape Town
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hey!, I'm Nobu and I'm interested in hiking, nature, nightlife, sightseeing, photography, solo travel, shopping, camping, events & social, food & cuisine and sunbathing
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Clair
Cape Town
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi!, My name is Clair and I live in Cape
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Logan
About Me
I'm a nature lover💚 Free Diver✨ @lxganbenjamin_
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Charmian
About Me
Hi, I'm Charmian and I'm interested in animals, backpacking, art, books, camping, dancing, education, culture, diving, fashion, hiking, games, history, live music, nature, photography, science, van life, swimming, solo travel, running and cinema
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Experiences from Cape Town
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based on 28 experiences
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Jessi
South Africa
Solo travel experience
Cape Town is amazing, or more specifically the Southern Peninsula, about 30 to 45 min away from the main city. Fantastic nature, active communities with many sports groups to join, any international cuisine and healthy food, amazing underwater life. I recommend: - surfing at muizenberg - hiking up chapmans peak - sunset walk at Noordhoek longbeach - (free)diving the kelp forest close to Simon’s town - eating lunch at whole earth in Scarborough and go explore the shore pools Safety is an issue in SA but southern peninsula feels much safer. As long as you are never alone (best in groups or if other people are around) in nature, everything will be fine. I highly recommend, it’s actually my favorite place after traveling around the world
Posted: April 8, 2024Group travel experience
Cape Town is a beautiful city in between the mountains Lions head and Tafelberg for beautiful walks, nice beaches and good food. I didn't feel safe walking in the streets because I was mugged in a touristy street in the middle of the day when I was with one friend (in Bo Kaap). Luckily Uber is very easy to use here. Still had a good time but I would not visit the city again because of safety.
Posted: March 9, 2024Local experience
Cape Town is a beautiful city with so many sights to offer. It's often said to resemble a sunny year round Europe city, with cultural and architectural beauty all around, in addition to the mountainous, botanical and beach scenery. It's a really money savvy spot for anyone from the US, UK, and Europe due to the local currency. However, even being born and bred here, it is not safe for solo Fem+identifying persons. As long as you have your wits about and a bit of streets smarts, the nights aren't terrible but still would not recommend walking alone. GBV is a known and rife problem. I would advise to stay in hotels the CBD, and V&A Waterfront, or guest houses/airBnBs in Green Point, Sea Point, or Camps Bay areas. Cape Town is a known foodie spot for all in SA. From traditional South African cuisine, to restaurants specializing in each international cuisine imaginable, to fine dining - there will be something for everyone without breaking the bank, ever. My favourites: for casual-fine dining Italian is Scalla, the best Indian at Bukhara or The Curry Club, Sushi at Kyoto Garden, cakes at Cafe Chiffon, sundowners at Strolla, modern fine dining at Foxcroft, Ramen at Ramenhead, Bagels as Kleinsky's, steak at The Butcher Grill, seafood at Willoughby's. If you visit around late June, you'll be in town for the Knysna Oyster Festival, in Knysna, a toen on the East Coast about 5 hours drive from Cape Town. There are flights to nearby towns George and Plettenberg Bay, both an hours drive from Knysna. A £15 Uber can take you to nearby wine farms in Constantia, which offers wine tours and tastings overlooking lush vineyards among protected heritage buildings of the Cape Dutch architecture. A £30 Uber can take you one hour out of Cape Town to the quaint old French settlement, which boasts the best fine dining restaurants and chocolatier, and even more vineyards, a wine tasting tram that takes you through the more renowned wine estates for tasting tours. Certain estates will also offer chocolate, cheese, gin, beer, and cider tastings as well.
Posted: February 26, 2024Couch surfing in South Africa
