TOWNSHIP TOUR IN CAPE TOWN MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE

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Stop At: Guga S'thebe, Washington St, Langa, Cape Town, 7455, South Africa

Tourists who visit the townships have an enlightening, positive and entertaining experience and leave with a deeper understanding of life in the Townships.Visit District Six Museum,Langa,Gugulethu townships, as well as Khayelitsha the biggest Township in Cape Town

Duration: 4 hours

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

Tourists who visit the townships have an enlightening, positive and entertaining experience and leave with a deeper understanding of life in the Townships.

Duration: 1 hour

Pass By: Mzoli's Place, Ny 115, Guguletu, Cape Town, 7751, South Africa

Gugulethu – Xhosa for “our pride” – is a colourful, vibrant and lively township on the outskirts of the city. A visit to the township is an unforgettable experience and a stark reminder of how life need not be all five-star luxury to be friendly, welcoming, and real.

Originally named Nyanga West, “Gugs”, as Gugulethu is often called, was established in the 60s to help accommodate the many migrant workers who moved to Cape Town from the rural Transkei region in the Eastern Cape. It is 20km from the centre of Cape Town. The roads in Gugs were originally named and numbered with the prefix NY which stood for “Native Yard”. The City of Cape Town began renaming the streets, beginning with the main route, Steve Biko Drive (formerly known as NY1). Others are Albert Luthuli, Amy Biehl, Ray Alexander and Gugulethu Seven (the group which was fatally ambushed by security police in Gugulethu in 1986).

Pass By: Khayelitsha Site-C, A, Khayelitsha, Cape Town, 7784, South Africa

Our Last stop will be Khayelitsha which is the largest township in Cape Town and is situated 30km south east of the city centre, just off the N2. It’s a vibrant township known for its entrepreneurial spirit and social development projects.The people are friendly and inviting, the area is rich in culture and diversity, and is a truly South African experience that will stay with you forever.