Robben Island Table Mountain & Cape Town City Private Tour

Itinerary
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Stop At: Robben Island Museum, Cape Town Central 7400 South Africa

Tours can be arranged for any day of the week. The duration of these tours last about 4 hours. Visitors are transported to the Island via Ferries which depart from the Nelson Mandela Gateway at the V & A Waterfront. These tours include all the various heritage sites that reflect the Island’s longstanding multi-layered history, such as the graveyard of people who died from leprosy, the Lime Quarry, Robert Sobukwe’s house, the Bluestone quarry, the army and navy bunkers and the Maximum Security Prison where thousands of South Africa’s freedom fighters were incarcerated for years. The tour culminates with a viewing of Nelson Mandela’s cell.

Duration: 4 hours

Stop At: Table Mountain National Park 8001 South Africa

We will visit one of the 7 natural wonders of the world for a lovely lunch break over looking the city of Cape Town. Cable Cart will be taken to the top of the Mountain as well as back down again when lunch is done.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Bo-kaap, Cape Town Central South Africa

Visiting the colorful houses of the Bo-Kaap is always an otherworldly experience, captivating the vibrant essence of this Mother City. Save room in your stomach for a tantalizing Traditional Cape Malay Curry.

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Iziko Slave Lodge, Corner of Adderley and Wale Streets, Cape Town Central 8000 South Africa

The Slave Lodge is one of the oldest buildings in Cape Town. The building has answered to many names in the last three centuries, namely; Slave Lodge, Government Offices Building, Old Supreme Court, and SA Cultural History Museum. All these names reflect the long and rich history of the building. In 1998 this museum was renamed the Slave Lodge. Under the umbrella theme, ‘From human wrongs to human rights”. Exhibitions on the lower level of this museum explore the long history of slavery in South Africa. Through our changing, temporary exhibitions we address issues around and we raise human rights awareness.

Duration: 45 minutes

Stop At: District Six Museum, 25A Buitenkant Street, Cape Town Central 8001 South Africa

District Six before its destruction under Apartheid, was a community representative of diversity on a number of levels – language, religion, economic class, geographical area of origin – and became a living example of how diversity could a be a strengthening characteristic of a community and need not be feared. It was a vibrant community of freed slaves, merchants, artisans, labourers and immigrants, with close links to the city and the port. It represented the polar opposite of what the Apartheid government, inaugurated by the National Party coming into power in 1948, needed people to believe and internalize. We visit the museum of district six to pay homage and take note of the great historical struggles and significance behind the South African district.

Duration: 30 minutes