Post: #1

Hello all,

I've recently posted about going to Tanzania but I've changed my mind based on the info I've read here. I've booked Cape town for 8 nights and Nairobi for 9 nights.. might also do two days in Mombasa.

I've pretty much read all of the data sheets and I realise that my time may be short..

Just wondering if anyone else is going out there?

Ill be in Cape town from 4th Aug to 12th Aug
Nairobi from 13th Aug to 22 Aug.

I've yet to book any airbnb but I have booked a car, Mercedes C class for £300 In cape town (very cheap). Is having a flashy car a good idea in CPT? I'll be in the safe areas of course. Nairobi traffic looks chaotic so I'll stick to uber lol.

My game is average.. I'm light skinned black guy with a formal British accent you might call posh lol. Im 5 ft 11, in decent shape. I've never done much day gaming in London but I intend to change that when i travel.

Money wise I've got £1600 (approx £200 a day) for each city after rent and car bills so hopefully it should be comfortable.

Ohh and I'll be doing a 19hr layover at Addis Ababa so will try to gauge the level of interest when gaming chicks for a future visit.

I will give back to the forum and create two datasheets on my return

Post: #2

(05-24-2018 02:27 AM)khalidkcl Wrote:  I've yet to book any airbnb but I have booked a car, Mercedes C class for £300 In cape town (very cheap). Is having a flashy car a good idea in CPT? I'll be in the safe areas of course. Nairobi traffic looks chaotic so I'll stick to uber lol.

You should have not booked a car. Uber is dirt cheap in Cape Town especially if you stay around in the center. But in general yeah girls can be quite materialistic so a flashy car is not bad to have.

(05-24-2018 02:27 AM)khalidkcl Wrote:  My game is average.. I'm light skinned black guy with a formal British accent you might call posh lol. Im 5 ft 11, in decent shape. I've never done much day gaming in London but I intend to change that when i travel.

Money wise I've got £1600 (approx £200 a day) for each city after rent and car bills so hopefully it should be comfortable.

August is not an ideal time to be in CPT since it is the middle of winter so there will not be many tourists. Since you are black you will not have much success with white girls. Therefore I would stick to the Rondebosch, Claermont area for day gaming. It is a 15 min drive from the center but since u have a car it is no problem. Check out Cavendish mall in Claermont if you want to daygame. Lots of university girls hanging out there since the university is very close.

You might also check out the V&A shopping mall at the waterfront. Lots of shops there are pretty empty during the day but have cute girls working there.

Post: #3

Thanks for the input.

Yeah i read about the racial cliques in Cape Town so I'm not expecting a huge amount of success with white girls. I'm very into the coloured chicks I've seen on tinder so if I'm successful with them I'll be contempt.

August is not ideal but this holiday was last minute i would have gone to Dar Es salam, Tanzania instead but I'm not a seasoned traveller and there was hardly any info on this place so I went with cape town as there were an abundance of datasheets.

My game will be mostly tinder and day game in coffee shops and bars. Im fully aware the foreigner effect is not a novel concept here but I hope having a British helps! It helped when i was the US

I know Uber is cheap but I thought a nice car would boost my status especially as white girls in that region can immediately put you into a catergory e.g black so must be poor, poorly educated etc so having an expensive car could help...

A single female friend of mine (lives in Joburg) will be joining me for a few days only so I'll get to explore the city for first few days with someone I know. She's quite attractive and is heavily into gym but I won't make any aggressive moves on her incase it backfires as having her around will be helpful.. I will try to escalate on her last day though .

Post: #4

Is it a good idea to be going to Cape Town at this time due to the water situation? Once their water reserves run out things are probably going to be kind of fucked up over there. They're already rationing water and they are supposed to run out any day now.

Post: #5

(05-24-2018 04:44 AM)pargan Wrote:  Is it a good idea to be going to Cape Town at this time due to the water situation? Once their water reserves run out things are probably going to be kind of fucked up over there. They're already rationing water and they are supposed to run out any day now.

Day Zero has been postponed until 2019 at the earliest. Its not going to be a problem in August, in winter, for the OP.

https://qz.com/1272589/how-cape-town-del...ntil-2019/

Post: #6

Yeah the whole water situation was a bit political thing between the Western Cape dominated DA and the ANC ruling the country.

I don´t believe in conspiracy theories but the whole story that there ever was a water crisis and all of a sudden day Zero was postponed for another year does not add totally up. Anyways there will be no problem at all in August and if this winter ends up being a rainy one there will be no problem in 2019, especially with the additional work which will be done.

Post: #7

August is not the best.

As for day-game, Cavendish (I spend a lot of time there) is ok but it's mainly milfs and less university students.

I would suggest markets as they are quite common in the winter; I need to drop a CT market datasheet but ain't got time tbh.

Check out Mojo Market in Sea Point to begin with and the Oranjezicht one in the V&A Waterfront.

There are plenty of 'daygame' places but the locals are quite introverted in the winter. I suggest hitting up the bars in the evening and you will be absolutely fine.

As for being black, as long as you are well-dressed, you will be fine. A lot of tourists come down to fuck black guys specifically so you can definitely hone in on that.

Wine tasting is essential.

Just PM me and we can make plans, I will be here in August.

I will give you a security debrief, woman debrief and perhaps if you're lucky there will be an international rugby game on at Newlands if you're interested. This gets all the hotties (especially Afrikaans from Northern Suburbs) down.

Schalk is on point with his info (as usual).

Post: #8

Does South Africa has really tense relations between different races? Apartheid was very recent and it seems I always hear about farmers getting killed and stuff like that over there. If there is tense relations between the races does it translate to gaming?

Post: #9

Cheers for all the information guys.. really appreciate it.

Noir i will PM you now. It would be great to hang out with someone well versed in South Africa such as yourself.