• Bo-kaap - Bo-Kaap is a beautiful, quaint, and colourful suburb that nestles at the foot of Signal Hill in the City Bowl of Cape Town. Its history however is steeped in Slavery and it is also known as the ‘ Birthplace of Islam’ in the Cape. Enslaved people, artisans and political exiles were brought here from Africa, India, Sri Lanka, Indonesia and Malaysia amongst other places.
• Wale Street - We will meet at 71 Wale Street for an introduction to the area, providing an overview of the history of Cape Town and Bo-Kaap.
• Atlas Trading Company - We then stop at Cape Town’s famed spice shop Atlas, where you will smell the heady aromas of spices used in everyday Cape Malay cooking. These are the same spices used by slaves as an expression of freedom in their ‘masters’ kitchens.

• Snacks

As offspring of the slaves transported to the Cape by early Dutch colonists to Bo-Kaap, we are deeply rooted in and tied to the profound history of this place. It’s this profound bond that motivates us to introduce you to this remarkable and intricately designed culture - one that’s unparalleled globally. As locals and accredited tour guides with abundant experience, we offer you an immersive experience of Bo-Kaap beyond mere holiday snapshots.

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