• Robben Island Museum - Guests will be picked up from their accommodation in Cape Town. A shared transfer will take them from their hotel to the Silo District, where they will be guided to the Nelson Mandela Gateway. From there, they will board a shared ferry to the Robben Island Museum, where a former political prisoner will lead the tour of the island. (Please note that the tour guide/driver will not accompany guests on the Robben Island Museum tour.) The entire tour lasts approximately 4 hours, including hotel pick-up. Part of the tour involves a bus ride around the island, followed by a visit to Nelson Mandela’s prison cell and a walk symbolizing the “Long Walk to Freedom.” Upon returning to the Jetty, the tour guide/driver will meet guests at the entrance of the Nelson Mandela Gateway for the next destination.

• Table Mountain - After the Robben Island Tour, the driver will be waiting at the Waterfront Gateway and will recommend the best restaurant for lunch. Following lunch, the tour continues to the stunning Table Mountain, where guests can take the cableway cart to enjoy breathtaking views of Cape Town City. There will be plenty of opportunities to capture memorable photos.
  PLEASE NOTE: Table Mountain entry tickets are only included with the “All Tickets Included” option.

• Bo-Kaap - Known as the Malay Quarter, Bo-Kaap is a vibrant, multicultural neighborhood predominantly inhabited by Muslims. It boasts the largest concentration of pre-1850 architecture in South Africa and is the oldest surviving residential area in Cape Town. Visitors can admire the colorful houses, learn about the history and culture of Bo-Kaap, savor delicious Cape Malay cuisine at top restaurants, interact with locals, and take stunning, artistic photos.

• Company’s Gardens - The oldest garden, park, and heritage site in South Africa, originally established in 1650 to grow fresh produce for ships rounding the Cape. It was also the starting point for the 30,000-strong demonstration led by Archbishop Desmond Tutu in 1989, where he coined the term ‘rainbow people’ to describe South Africa’s diverse population.

The garden is famous for its friendly squirrels, and visitors can purchase nuts to feed them—a favorite activity for children. The food is delightful, offering traditional Capetonian dishes alongside standard lunch options. The garden also houses the South African National Gallery, featuring temporary exhibitions by leading local and occasional international artists. This is a wonderful way to spend a few hours, feeding squirrels, enjoying Capetonian cuisine, and visiting an art exhibition at the South African National Gallery.

• St. George’s Cathedral - A 44-year-old metropolitan church of the Anglican Church of South Africa and a congregation. This church served as a religious and political hub for the first black archbishop of Cape Town, Desmond Tutu.

The late Archbishop Desmond Tutu was renowned for leading an anti-apartheid movement from this location, welcoming people of all races and backgrounds into the church. As a result, the cathedral is recognized as a symbol of democracy. The stained glass windows are captivating, and a section of the Berlin Wall is located nearby.

• Groote Kerk - A Dutch-Reformed church in Cape Town and the oldest Christian worship site in South Africa, built in 1841 by Herman Schuette.
  This church is a picturesque centerpiece, with a steeple rising nearly 150 feet from the double transept building. The interior is adorned with soaring stained glass windows and a high barrel-vaulted ceiling.

• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• Round trip transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Table Mountain tickets included with ‘All tickets included’ option
• Surcharges on fuel
• Entry/Admission to Robben Island
• Parking fees
• Driver/Guide
• Passenger Liability Cover

• Gratuities

The Robben Island museum expedition stands as South Africa’s leading travel draw, and it’s likely to be fully booked well in advance.

Seize the distinctive chance to tread the historic path of freedom once frequented by ex-president Nelson Mandela. Visit the jail cell that confined Mandela for 18 out of his 27-year sentence. Hear firsthand stories from former political inmates who present the island’s guided tours.

Afterward, marvel at the exceptional view of Cape Town and Table Mountain. As one of South Africa’s top tourist spots and a member of the New World’s Seven Wonders of Nature, this site is brimming with floral biodiversity, hosting 8,200 species as part of the Cape Floral Kingdom World Heritage Site. Hop on a cable car and experience the stunning panorama of Mother City from the summit.

The journey then proceeds to Bo-Kaap, Company Gardens, St George’s Cathedral Church, and Groote Kerk.

• PLEASE know that if Robben Island OR Table Mountain is NOT operating due to bad weather, the Tour will continue. Should you wish to cancel further proceeding upon finding that Robben Island OR Table Mountain is not operating, PLEASE advice your Tour guide to drop you back at your Hotel before proceeding with the rest of the Tour, otherwise we can not give you a refund if you proceed with the Tour.

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