Expat Women in South Africa
Ilse
Vanderbijlpark
About me
World's worst photographer, approaching tavel with the psychology of a financially unforgiving mood ring. Down for bucket list items, to everyday slice-of-life adventures. Trying to live life, not just survive it.
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Nadia
Pretoria
About me
Im an open easy going woman, I'm only weird in a creative way. I enjoy laughing and dancing, hiking and creativity. I have a dog and a bird. A couch and a tiny tattoo studio at my house. I'm a part-time lecturer at TUT teaching theatre arts.
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Chevon
South Africa
About me
I can't believe that I've been a nomad for more than a year now. I'm enjoying traveling and going where the wind blows me. I love the unknown and can't wait to see what the next year holds.
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Babedi
Ga-Rankuwa
About me
I'm a shy person until I'm comfortable, I have 2 kids. Love to travel and eat. I am budget savvy. Love to dance and enjoy basking in the sun
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Tamara
South Africa
About me
Hi everyone 🌿 I’m Tamara. Guess I’m finally at the age where I’m tired of waiting around for others in order to see the world. There’s so much of world to explore, so many things to learn and so many people to learn from. I’ve decided that solo travel is my best bet to grow as a person and gain experiences I’ll remember for a lifetime. Thank you so much for hopping on here ✨ Cannot wait to meet some of you adventurous souls!
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Milla
Tzaneen
About me
I was born and live in South Africa, I am from a small town up in the mountains near the Kruger National Park. I love learning about cultures and traditions of different countries. Traveling is my passion, and I love to learn new things, try new foods, and meet new people. I am very kind and friendly, sometimes a bit shy. But I am very smart amd creative. I love nature and peace.
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Thato
Johannesburg
About me
Just a girl's girl looking to meet new people and show them around. I spend all my time at work, home or the gym. So I'm looking for new friends.
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Tayla
Cape Town
About me
Hey! I’m Tayla. I’m currently living in my dream spot back in my home country after living and travelling abroad for 4 years. I live by the sea with my 2 cats and Turkish partner. I absolutely know the struggle of finding safe places to chill while travelling and hope I can be a safe space for some ladies who need it.
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Is South Africa safe for women?
Nadia
Pretoria
Please don't walk around anywhere after dark. Even if there's a lot of people around you. Ask a restaurant personal to walk you to your car. Make sure the Uber driver is who he says he is and that you are in the correct car.
Posted: October 29, 2025
Misokuhle
Newcastle
Newcastle, like most of South Africa is not really safe but it’s still way better than all of the big cities like Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban. Walking alone at night is a bad habit idea and cat calling is normalised
Posted: August 12, 2025Expats in South Africa
