Fifth trip to Cape Town, South Africa. It was once again a great mix of memorable windsurfing sessions, breathtaking views, and fascinating encounters with different cultures.
Windsurfing travels: Cape Town, South Africa, 2025
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What else can I tell you about my fifth trip to South Africa? Well, if you return to the same place 5 times, it means that it is a place that has "something" to offer. Now that I am here writing, at home, under a grey rainy sky, what I experienced on this trip seems almost unreal.
I admit that, this time, I left with some doubts and with contrasting feelings. I am a person who loves to continually discover new places, and try new stimuli. Therefore, in some ways, the idea of returning to see a place I already knew aroused some uncertainty in me. On the other hand, as the departure date approached, I began to savor the idea of enjoying the same pleasant experiences, and the places to which I am somehow now tied.
Getting to the point quickly, I returned from this South Africa 2025 satisfied with some very high-level windsurfing sessions. And then, Cape Town and its surroundings offered me the further discovery of fascinating places, never seen before, and enriching human experiences.
But let's proceed in order.
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Friday 7 february
It's departure day. The games are over. Cape Town offers a wonderful summer day without wind, which makes the farewell even more difficult. I would like to go and cool off in the tidal pool in Camps Bay, I discovered one of the previous days, but there is no time. I have the car washed, I say goodbye to my affectionate and friendly Host, Erroldean; I eat something at Mozambik in Big Bay, and I go to the airport.
I did well to come back. A trip to Cape Town is never a wasted one. But I think that my curiosity, in the coming years, will take me to other shores.....
Hang Loose. Fabio
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