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Hailing from Calitzdorp, South Africa, Gielie Basson has accomplished a remarkable feat that will be etched in memory for years. He has triumphantly shattered the Guinness World Record for the lengthiest braai, an extraordinary achievement that entailed him continuously attending to a barbecue for over 80 hours. Despite this incredible accomplishment, Basson stays resolute at the grill, intent on establishing a new personal milestone by reaching a total of 84 hours.
In the quaint town of Calitzdorp, situated along the famous Route 62 in South Africa, Gielie Basson has embarked on a daring pursuit. His objective? To surpass the current Guinness World Record for the longest braai, which currently stands at 80 hours. Basson’s exceptional journey takes place at Zamani Grill, affectionately known as ‘The Smallest Bar’ on Route 62, where he intends to braai for an incredible 84 hours nonstop.
