Cape Town Winter
Cape Town Winter
Monday, August 6, 2007
Taking Care
As in another cities, there are a few basic precautions you should take in Cape Town to ensure that your stay is as pleasant and safe as possible.
IN THE STREET
· Avoid displays of expensive jewellery, cameras and other valuables.
· Do not carry large sums of money or display bundles of notes.
· At night avoid dark, isolated areas.
· Explore in groups of 4 or more and stick to well it, busy streets.
· Plan your route and know where you are going.
· Get advice about the safety of an area.
· Notice the people around you – avoid groups of people hanging about the streets.
· Get the number of a taxi service from your hotel before going out.
IN THE CAR
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· Plan your route and know where you are going.
· Keep the car doors locked and wind the windows up.
· Lock valuable items in the boot (trunk).
· Notice the people around you as you park the car.
· Have your keys ready when you return to your car so you open the door quickly.
· Never pick up strangers.
· Get advice about the safety of an area.
IF SOMETHING HAPPENS TO YOU
· Do not fight to retain possession of your belongings – they are insured.
· Observe as much detail as possible and write it down.
· Call 10111 to call the police.
THE OTHER SIDE
· The very vast majority of Cape Town people are friendly and helpful.
· However – the Baboons are not friendly – do not feed them and keep your car windows closed when they are near.
IN THE STREET
· Avoid displays of expensive jewellery, cameras and other valuables.
· Do not carry large sums of money or display bundles of notes.
· At night avoid dark, isolated areas.
· Explore in groups of 4 or more and stick to well it, busy streets.
· Plan your route and know where you are going.
· Get advice about the safety of an area.
· Notice the people around you – avoid groups of people hanging about the streets.
· Get the number of a taxi service from your hotel before going out.
IN THE CAR
*
· Plan your route and know where you are going.
· Keep the car doors locked and wind the windows up.
· Lock valuable items in the boot (trunk).
· Notice the people around you as you park the car.
· Have your keys ready when you return to your car so you open the door quickly.
· Never pick up strangers.
· Get advice about the safety of an area.
IF SOMETHING HAPPENS TO YOU
· Do not fight to retain possession of your belongings – they are insured.
· Observe as much detail as possible and write it down.
· Call 10111 to call the police.
THE OTHER SIDE
· The very vast majority of Cape Town people are friendly and helpful.
· However – the Baboons are not friendly – do not feed them and keep your car windows closed when they are near.
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