• Robben Island Museum - The tour begins with a ferry ride across the bay to Robben Island, weather permitting. From the 17th to the 20th centuries, Robben Island was used for banishment, isolation, and imprisonment. Today, it stands as a World Heritage Site and museum, serving as a poignant reminder of the cost of freedom. The tour includes a round-trip ferry ride to the island, a bus tour on the island, and a visit to the prison.
• Bo-kaap - After returning to the mainland, enjoy a drive through Bo-Kaap to learn how Malay slaves influenced the culture, cuisine, and aesthetics of this beautiful city and its people. In the heart of the city, take a short walk through the Company Gardens. From squirrels to various plant life, it’s a delightful place to soak up some ‘Cape Town vibes’ and enjoy the aviaries and fishponds. At the Wale Street end of the garden, you’ll find a monument commemorating the life and work of Desmond Tutu, affectionately known by South Africans as “The Arch,” which pays tribute to the values of the South African Constitution. The Arch for Arch was installed next to the historic St. George’s Cathedral, also known as the “People’s Cathedral” for its role in the resistance against apartheid. Visit the Slave Lodge to explore the history of these unwilling immigrants and their contributions to the richness and diversity of South African history.
• Table Mountain - Proceed to Table Mountain, where you will ascend to the top by cable car, weather permitting (cable car fee not included). Enjoy the panoramic views over the city, with Robben Island lying peacefully in Table Bay. Also, get a bird’s eye view of the Atlantic Seaboard.

• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Table Mountain Cable Way Ticket

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