Full Day Cape Peninsula and Apartheid History Experience

Begin your tour at the District Six Museum. This museum is dedicated to the memory of the forcibly removed residents of District Six during the apartheid era. The exhibits offer a poignant look at the once vibrant community and the devastating impact of the forced removals. Personal stories, photographs, and artifacts paint a vivid picture of the lives affected.

Walk through the historic area of District Six with your guide, who will share stories of the neighborhood's past, the people who lived there, and the extensive demolition that occurred during apartheid. This part of the tour provides a tangible connection to the history you learned about in the museum.

Explore Langa with a local guide who will offer insights into township life, both past and present. Visit important landmarks, local businesses, and community projects. Engage with residents and hear about their experiences and aspirations. This tour provides a unique perspective on the resilience and vibrancy of the township.

njoy a traditional South African meal at a local eatery. Savor authentic township cuisine and support local businesses. This is a great opportunity to try dishes like bunny chow, samp and beans, and vetkoek

Explore the oldest surviving colonial building in South Africa. Learn about its history as a military fort and its current role as a museum and cultural site.

Drive by the Houses of Parliament and learn about South Africa's political history and the role of these buildings in shaping the nation.

Wander through the vibrant Bo-Kaap district, known for its brightly colored houses and rich cultural heritage. Visit the Bo-Kaap Museum to learn about the history and culture of the Cape Malay community.

Stroll through one of Cape Town's oldest markets, browsing stalls selling African art, crafts, clothing, and souvenirs.

Walk through this historic park, originally established in the 17th century to provide fresh produce to the early settlers. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings and see statues, ponds, and beautiful flora.

Visit the Gugulethu Seven Memorial, which commemorates the anti-apartheid activists killed by the police, and the Amy Biehl Memorial, which honors the American student who was tragically killed during the apartheid era. Engage with community members and learn about current initiatives and developments in the area.

Enjoy a luxurious dinner at the Gold Restaurant, where you will experience a 14-course African feast. The menu features a diverse range of dishes from across the continent, each prepared with traditional techniques and ingredients. Throughout your meal, enjoy live entertainment, including drumming, dancing, and storytelling, which provides a vibrant and immersive cultural experience.