Come si vive nella città più pericolosa del Sudafrica. Ecco cosa è successo veramente.

#stepsover #vanlife #africa Episode 1005: It's time to visit Durban, a city that is defined as one of the most dangerous in South Africa and that many have also suggested we avoid. However, we wanted to visit this city that is truly multicultural, where the Indian community is large and where you can actually live unique sensory experiences here in South Africa. We give it a try and this episode tells how we moved. ☀️Our PayPal link with which you can donate us an "ice cream" to help us keep this channel alive. https://paypal.me/stepsover 🔥 NEW BOOK 👉 SIX YEARS IN THE AMERICAS https://amzn.eu/d/56bdWQ4 👉 Second CHANNEL    / @stepsover_extra   Join our PATREON TEAM! 🔥  / stepsover   👉 The second EDITION of our book on how to CAMPER an Overland vehicle is here 🔥900 PAGES ✌️ https://bit.ly/36gIKPY Where are we? https://bit.ly/34ZKZGi 🙏Thanks to our SUPPORTERS🙏 YOU ARE WONDERFUL ❤️ Claudio Francone Italo Giovannini Abramo Pauselli Sebastian Morsellino Antonino Di Bella Massimo Graziani Annamaria Petito Malibu For Breakfast Andrea Bosetti 🤜Telegram public channel https://t.me/stepsover 😈Our BAR on TWITCH   / stepsover   🌏Our Facebook page and Group on FACEBOOK 🌈STEPSOVER ⭐️Instagram https://bit.ly/34ZKZGi ⚡️Visit our blog: https://www.stepsover.com 🔥community DISCORD WORK IN PROGRESS   / discord   Who we are: Simone and Lucia, a couple traveling full time since April 2017 aboard our truck that we named Valentino. We left Italy not to escape, on the contrary, we did it to discover the world that hosts us, the people who live there, their different traditions, the infinite and fascinating cultures that make humanity the most beautiful thing there is. We left to immerse ourselves in nature, to see and touch with our hands the fauna and flora that enrich our planet making it the most precious thing we have. We travel aware and proud of our Italian culture, something that is part of us and of our way of relating to the people and populations we meet. We use the precious things that our country has given us to discover more than others, but also to reciprocate with what we are!