• Victoria & Alfred Waterfront - Often referred to as the “gateway to Robben Island,” this is where visitors board the ferry to the island. While waiting for departure, tourists can enjoy the company of seals lounging nearby.
• Robben Island Museum - This enlightening tour offers extensive insights into South Africa’s social challenges. It provides a deep understanding of the country’s history, particularly the struggle for freedom.

This tour is uniquely guided by individuals who have lived through the experiences, rather than by guides who have studied the material. The guides are former political prisoners and ex-wardens who either worked or were imprisoned alongside notable figures like Nelson Mandela.

The tour reveals multiple layers of history, educating travelers about the injustices of apartheid and the current efforts towards inclusivity. Visitors have the rare chance to see Nelson Mandela’s former cell and capture photos.

• The Long March to Freedom - Experience the world’s most impressive bronze exhibition! The Long March to Freedom is a unique monumental procession of life-size bronze statues, depicting 350 years of South Africa’s struggle history through the lives of the individuals represented. Currently featuring 100 figures, this exhibition will expand to over 400 statues, making it the largest representational bronze collection globally. It honors the heroes of the liberation struggle, those who fought against oppression in South Africa from the early 1700s to Freedom Day in April 1994.
• Century City - Visitors can indulge in shopping at the world-class Century City Mall, where they can purchase souvenirs to remember their adventure.

• All tickets and admission: Robben Island, Long March to Freedom Exhibition, Diamond Museum
• Registered and accredited tour guide
• Hotel pick up and drop off
• Complimentary visit to The Diamond Works - Museum (time permitting)
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Gratuity

This journey offers the explorer an uncommon chance to see renowned sights that significantly contribute to South Africa’s status as Africa’s top tourist destination.

Travelers will explore Robben Island, an infamous island known globally for the imprisonment of South African political captives, including Nelson Mandela. This location was a frequent stopover for ships traversing the seas in the 16th and 17th century.

Experience the world’s preeminent bronze display! Long March to Freedom is a unique monumental row of life-size bronze statues, narrating the tale of 350 years of South Africa’s resistance history through the represented individuals’ lives. The Long March to Freedom exhibit, currently comprising 100 figures anticipated to increase to a procession of over 400 bronze statues gradually, is acclaimed as the world’s most extensive representational collection of bronzes.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.