Sie werden von Ihrem Fahrer/Reiseleiter abgeholt. Bitte warten Sie 10 Minuten vor Ihrer geplanten Abholzeit in der Hotellobby. Was Sie mitbringen müssen Reisepass oder Personalausweis, Kopie akzeptiert Nach der Buchung bei uns. Bitte senden Sie uns zusammen mit Ihren Mitreisenden eine Kopie Ihres Personalausweises oder Reisepasses. Dies ist für uns bei der Ticketausstellung hilfreich.) Was Sie vor der Abreise wissen sollten Bitte denken Sie daran, am Tag der Tour auch eine Kopie Ihres Reisepasses mitzubringen, da dies vom Reiseveranstalter Robben Island vor der Abreise verlangt wird. Sie werden von unserem Büro 24 Stunden vor Abfahrt der Tour nach Robben Island über die Abholzeit in Ihrem Hotel informiert.

We'll Start into the cultural heart of the city with a visit to the Bo-Kaap. where the brightly painted houses and streets speak to a rich cultural heritage. Your guide will share stories of the Cape Malay people as you soak in the unique atmosphere you’ll learn about the deep roots of Cape Malay culture and the community’s impact on Cape Town's Culture

Stroll along Cape Town's iconic Long Street, famous for its beautifully preserved Victorian-era buildings with ornate balconies. Discover a lively mix of independent bookshops, vintage boutiques, cafés, street art, and bustling bars while your guide shares stories of the street's rich history, diverse communities, and its role in shaping Cape Town's vibrant cultural identity.

Step into one of Cape Town's oldest public squares, where local artisans and traders showcase handcrafted souvenirs, colourful African textiles, beadwork, wood carvings, paintings, and jewellery. Browse the vibrant market, meet local vendors, and soak up the lively atmosphere while your guide shares the square's fascinating history, from its origins as a 17th-century trading post to the cultural landmark it is today.

Slave Lodge & City Hall, Cape Town City Centre, Cape Town, South Africa Walk past two of Cape Town's most significant historical landmarks. Learn about the country's colonial past at the Slave Lodge, one of South Africa's oldest buildings, before stopping at the iconic City Hall, where Nelson Mandela delivered his first public speech after his release from prison in 1990. Depending on time and availability, guests may also have the opportunity to visit the Mandela exhibition inside City Hall.

Conclude your experience with a visit to one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature. Ride the famous rotating cable car to the summit of Table Mountain, where breathtaking panoramic views stretch across Cape Town, Table Bay, Robben Island, the Atlantic Ocean, and the surrounding mountain ranges. Enjoy time to explore the well-maintained walking paths, take unforgettable photos, and learn about the mountain's unique biodiversity and geological history from your guide before descending by cable car.