Cape Town: Safety

Safety in Cape Town

Although Cape Town is one of the safest cities in South Africa. We recommend being cautious! Follow these tips & you will be all good!

Don't walk around alone or in small groups at night time. Especially on the beaches & in the city.

Don’t have your phone clearly visible, especially when looking for an Uber. Rather memorise the number plate and put your phone in your bag.

Do not hike in groups of less than 4 people. And avoid hiking when it is still dark.

We do not recommend using the Minibus Taxi’s as transport. (Below)The Minibus Taxi’s are one of South Africa’s main forms of public transport, with many locals using them as their main form of transport. They tend to be overcrowded and bend the rules of the road. Rather take an Uber or MyCiti bus.

MyCiTi Bus

www.myciti.org.za

Namola is an essential safety app for anyone travelling to South Africa. It allows you to quickly and easily connect with the nearest police station in case of an emergency. Downloading the app gives you peace of mind, knowing that help is just a few clicks away. Namola is also useful for those travelling in unfamiliar places, as you can quickly connect with the police in case of an emergency. For added safety, you can also share your location with friends and family, so they can keep an eye on your journey. Download Namola today and stay safe in South Africa.

Namola Safety App

www.namola.com