Don't tell me I can't! Solo travel South Africa

Practical research into the theory that I should not promote South Africa as a tourist destination, due to how unsafe this country is.
Still Bay is an awesome holiday destination with so much to offer, and according to my research as safe as it gets.
Stilbaai, Western Cape
In this video, I share my personal experience of solo traveling as a female in the stunning Still Bay, Western Cape, South Africa. Many travelers often wonder how safe South Africa is, especially for solo female adventurers.
I explore this serene part of the Western Cape. Despite the common misconceptions about South Africa, I show you how Still Bay is a peaceful and welcoming destination for female solo travelers looking for an off-the-beaten-path experience.

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Attractions
Beaches:
Still Bay is famous for its scenic beaches, including Main Beach, Second Beach, and Die Platt. These beaches are perfect for swimming, surfing, and relaxing by the sea.

Blombos Cave:
Just outside of the town, Blombos Cave is an archaeological site of great historical significance. It is known for its early evidence of human culture, including ancient rock art and tools dating back over 70,000 years.

The Goukou River:
The Goukou River is popular for activities such as canoeing, fishing, and bird watching. It runs through Still Bay, offering beautiful views and peaceful surroundings.

Still Bay Nature Reserve:
This nature reserve is perfect for nature lovers, with trails for walking and cycling, along with opportunities to see local wildlife and birdlife.

The "Superstar" Art Route:
A collection of public art installations and galleries located around Still Bay that showcases local artistic talent.

Whale Watching:
From June to November, Still Bay is an excellent location for whale watching, as Southern Right Whales migrate to the area for calving.

Fishing and Boat Tours:
With its coastal location, Still Bay offers plenty of opportunities for fishing and boat tours, providing a chance to enjoy the scenic views of the coastline from the water.

Population
As of the most recent estimates, Still Bay has a population of approximately 6,000 to 7,000 people. The town is relatively small and tranquil, attracting visitors looking for a more laid-back lifestyle. It has become a popular retirement destination for South Africans as well as foreigners.

Climate

Summer (December to February):
Temperatures typically range from 18°C to 25°C (64°F to 77°F). The town enjoys long, sunny days, making it an ideal season for beach activities.

Winter (June to August):
Winters are mild, with temperatures ranging from 8°C to 16°C (46°F to 61°F). Rain is more frequent during these months, and the weather is cooler but still quite moderate compared to many other parts of South Africa.

Rainfall:
Still Bay receives most of its rainfall during the winter months (May to August), with the summer months being relatively dry.

Conclusion
Still Bay is a peaceful town with natural beauty, rich history, and a welcoming climate that attracts both tourists and those looking for a quiet place to live. Whether you're interested in outdoor activities, history, or simply relaxing by the sea, Still Bay has a lot to offer.
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