Robben Island Museum

Robben Island Museum - Embark on a meaningful journey to the Robben Island Museum. Begin your day with a ferry ride from Cape Town’s waterfront for a guided tour of the historic prison, led by former political prisoners. Discover Mandela’s cell, the lime quarry, and the museum. Return by ferry in the afternoon. Duration: Allocate approximately 3.5 to 4 hours, including ferry travel. Note: Confirm the schedule and availability ahead of time.

The Long March to Freedom - The South African Native National Congress was established 112 years ago on January 8, 1912, during a gathering in Bloemfontein by prominent Black leaders from across the nation, including businesspeople, chiefs, clergy, academics, and professionals. It was renamed the African National Congress, or ANC, a century ago, in 1923. The organization’s mission was to advocate for equal legal rights for Black citizens and to protest racial injustice. Founding members included Pixley ka Isaka Seme, Sol Plaatje, John Dube, and Walter Rubusana.

Reflecting on this journey, Mandela acknowledges this collective effort as the Long March for Freedom: The Long March to Freedom, a grand display of 100 life-size bronze statues and the largest exhibition of its kind globally, opened to the public at Century City, Cape Town, on November 15, 2019.

Cape Town Central - Cape Town Mini City Tour: Discover the vibrant blend of history, culture, and natural beauty in Cape Town. This city tour includes iconic landmarks, historical sites, and the lively spirit of South Africa: Company’s Garden and Iziko South African Museum, District Six Museum, to explore the poignant history of forced removals during apartheid, concluding at Bo Kaap.

Table Mountain Aerial Cableway - Table Mountain is home to a unique and diverse array of flora and fauna. With over 1,400 plant species, many endemic to the area, it is part of the Cape Flora Kingdom, one of the smallest and most diverse floral kingdoms in the world. Named for its flat, table-like appearance, the clouds that form over it are locally known as the “table cloth.” Scientists estimate Table Mountain is approximately 360 million years old. The mountain spans about 25,000 hectares and rises 1,086 meters above sea level, attracting around 900,000 visitors annually. It is the only South African and natural site globally to have a constellation named after it, “Mensa,” meaning “table” in Latin.

Cape Point, Cape of Good Hope, Boulders Beach, and Groot Constantia

Cape Point Nature Reserve - Embark on a scenic full-day adventure exploring the stunning landscapes and historical treasures of the Cape Peninsula. From the iconic Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope to the delightful Boulders Beach and the historic Groot Constantia estate, this itinerary offers a rich and varied experience.

Depart from Cape Town city center.
Enjoy a scenic drive along Chapman’s Peak Drive.
Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope
Take the funicular or hike to the lighthouse for breathtaking views.
Visit Boulders Beach to admire the charming African penguins, stroll on the boardwalks for close encounters.
Head to Groot Constantia, South Africa’s oldest wine estate.
Take a guided tour of the historic manor house and wine cellar.
Enjoy a wine tasting session featuring renowned South African wines.

• Bottled water
• Table Mountain cable car tickets
• Entry tickets to Boulders Penguins colony
• Chapmans Peak Drive toll fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Entry tickets to Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden
• Wine Tasting fees for Groot Constantia
• Entry tickets to Cape of Good Hope
• Entry tickets to Robben Island

The tour of Robben Island, Table Mountain, and Cape Point is unique for its blend of historical significance and natural wonders. Robben Island preserves the poignant history of apartheid through the eyes of former political prisoners. Table Mountain offers breathtaking views of Cape Town, showcasing its stunning landscape. Cape Point, the southwestern tip of Africa, provides dramatic cliffs and the convergence of two oceans. This trifecta of experiences combines cultural depth, scenic beauty, and geological fascination, making the tour an extraordinary exploration of South Africa’s history and natural splendor.

• IMPORTANT INFORMATION : Table Mountain Cableway will shut down for Annual Maintenance from Monday, 15 July – Sunday, 1 September 2024. We will re-open, weather permitting on Monday, 2 September 2024.

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