Shortly after pick up at your accommodation at 9:00 Am , we head off on , full-day first Black own wine estate and black people history, the long march to freedom we will tasting wine made by black women and an historian will take us on tour Franschhoek, known as the French corner and Express Wine Route of South Africa. Follow the Stellenbosch wine route in all its splendour. You’ll enjoy wine tasting, discover history of the first people of cape town , slavery , origins of viticulture, and its contribution t the south African economy and scenic drive

Begin your journey with a visit to the Long March to Freedom, the world’s largest outdoor bronze sculpture museum. See over 101 life-size statues of iconic figures who shaped South African and African history.Enjoy a curated wine tasting featuring 5 wines crafted by Black women winemakers, each paired with a legacy. Taste wines like De Pizan Sparkling Red, Khulu Wines ‘Inala’, Steve Biko Tesselaarsdal Pinot Noir, Nelson Mandela Seven Sisters Chenin Blanc, and Albertina Sisulu Chenin Blanc by Nondumiso Pikashe Ses’fikile Wines.

Photo stop at Victor Verster Prison, where Nelson Mandela spent his final 2 years before release. Take a group photo at the iconic Mandela statue marking his walk to freedom.

Visit Klein Goederust, the first Black-owned wine estate in South Africa. Enjoy a wine tasting paired with cheese, followed by lunch. On Saturdays, the farm offers a traditional lamb barbecue available only on weekends. Explore Franschhoek town and the Huguenot Memorial, then head to Stellenbosch, the heart of the Cape Winelands, for a short walking tour.

Groote Schuur Hospital, site of the world’s first human-to-human heart transplant. memory of 3 December 1967

city orientation , walking around the city , shopping time permitted

On your way back, drive past Khayelitsha township to witness the resilience of South Africa’s communities,

This is where we end off our tour of the day with a drop off at your address or hotel in Cape Town