Where can I visit in Africa where I will not end up murderaped?
>>1071868
Namibia possibly
The vast majority of it desu.
Cape Town, Morocco, Tanzania, Kenya
Like all travel, keep your whits about you
>>1071868
Ghana,one of the safer countries. Stay away from the Accra beaches at night though.
I'm a saffa and would recommend SA
Namibia is safe but aside from sand dunes and the okavango not much is going on there.
I've been to Swaziland and would highly recommend it - Royal Swazi Spa is an awesome hotel with a great golf course and it's close to the local markets where the shop owners will do anything to get your business.
Piggs peak is pretty boring tbd but I went with my uncle who wanted to gamble and the casino is pretty bad - if you go that side to hike you would probably have a good time.
>>1071868
Go to somalia, lots of culture there.
Only the places where whites are the majority. Most of them got genocided so you're limited to a handful of villages in southern Africa.
>>1071868
South Africa is great, lots of good safaris. Cape Town is one of my favorite places in the world- the wine regions, like Stellenbosch and Franshoek, are both beautiful.
I also spent a lot of time in Botswana, which is a nice place to see. Gabarone is a nice city, the culture is friendly and refreshing (it's customary to chat up whoever you're standing with for more than 3 seconds).
Feel free to ask me any follow up questions.
>>1072693
Why? Do the gay guys love white ass?
How is the Gambia/Senegal in comparison to the rest of West Africa?
Also what about Cameroon?
Why does everyone like Cape Town and no one like Johannesburg?
>>1071868
Anywhere south of Sahara you are raped & dead. Maghreb+Egypt
>>1073539
No idea
>>1073539
Hmm, the cape maybe?
Why does everyone like Miami but not Philadelphia?
>>1073595
The bikini women, cocaine.
>>1073589
KOBUS! DON'T LEAVE ME HERE KOBUS!
>>1071868
What's peoples fixation on murder-rapes?
>>1071868
It depends on what color you r.
>>1071868
africa is dicey but Madagascar is fucking awesome
footnote: i've only done kenya, egypt, mozambique on the mainland - moz was cool too
>>1073574
Why do you people even bother commenting?
I've been to 28 different African countries, and the vast majority of them are fine.
>>1073714
How were your 5 star hotels, friendo? It's the most uncivilized, disease-ridden and war-torn continent. You go off the beaten track, you're dead.
>List of ongoing conflicts in Africa: Egypt, Sudan, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Somalia, Uganda, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Western Sahara, Democratic Republic of Congo and Chad
>>1073890
Half of those are perfectly fine to visit and you won't see any shades of conflict. You're really grasping at straws here. Bad troll.
>>1073890
>assuming assumptions
Budget travel all the way. I know you've seen Blood Diamond, but life isn't actually always like in the movies. You go off the beaten track and you find unrivaled hospitality.
>>1073890
Okay, I'll bite. Just because a country has a conflict somewhere within its borders, does not mean the entire country is unsafe. Most of these countries, even Somalia, has safe parts it's possible to visit. Some, such as Morocco and Tunisia, I fail to see why you have them on there, as there's no conflict there that I can think of at all. Some others, such as the CAR, which currently has a genocide going on, or Burundi and South Sudan, with massive political unrest, you have plainly left out. Your list of conflicts is haphazard at best, you display a horrible lack of knowledge, and all in all I'd give your post a 1/10 simply because at least you managed to fill in the correct countries on your map. Now fuck off to /int/.
>>1073908
North Korea.
Bump for interest !
After Australia/New Zealand and Vietnam I want to backpacking in eastern africa.
Starting in Capetown and then
Mozambique/Tanzania/Kenya/Ethiopia. I'am a frugal traveller so I don't need a real hostel just a bed. I thought doing some woofing and why not working with an NGO.
Right now I get my WHV in Australia and I want to save money for Africa. How much do you think need for at leat 5/6mounth (or more I don't care, I don't wanna back at home now)
>>1073539
Cape Town. Built around a mountain. Beaches. Nice buildings as long a you stay away from the Flats.
Joburg. Started as a mining camp. Whores and saloons. Main big city. Puts on a crime face. Main hotel closed down because of street mutts. Getting somewhat better. Both cities transit are improving but still suck compared to northeast US cities.
>>1073695
Does Mozambique have anything to recommend it besides beaches?
>>1073908
Your friend is a little bitch.
I was in Dakar a couple of weeks ago, still have friends living there. It's fine. It's poor, obviously, and one does attracts attention, but it's not like fucking 80s South Central or a warzone or whatever. I'm a very obvious white guy, so are my friends, and even my female friends are not especially nervous about doing whatever in the streets.
I'm tired of these "Afropeans" sucking on western countries dicks, happy to have electricity 24/7 and shitting on their own country. They're just as responsible for the dire situation of their country as those who're still there, ffs.
Anyway, OP, many countries to visit, just don't go the obvious warzones or high tension areas : CAR, North Nigeria, Mali, Sudan...
If you can't speak French, don't go to any French speaking countries, coz English there is... spotty at best, you will have enough trouble navigating those countries, you don't need to be lost in translation on top of that.
Anyway, some recommended countries there are : Rwanda, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Senegal, Tanzania.
Just like you don't start traveling in Asia with Bangladesh, but rather with Thailand. Start off with an easy country, like Rwanda. Beautiful, relatively friendly people, good food, good music.
Remember people throughout the continent are still quite stuck in a colonial mindset, so don't be surprised if people call you bwana or boss. Kindly explain you don't like that too much.
There are a few racists going to rant on you if you're a foreigner (especially white), but that's really rare.
Prepare for corruption though, with some exception (like Rwanda).
>>1074400
Gurúè has some pretty amazing scenery, Ilha de Moz has nice colonial buildings and neighborhoods + food, aside from the beaches.
It's a great country, but the roads make travel harder than it's neighbors. And if you don't speak portuguese it'd be that much harder still.
