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Begin the tour by visiting Robben Island where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years fighting against apartheid, learn the history of this place from former prisoners who were imprisoned during the time of Mandela. Thereafter we visit the Bo-Kaap area, which is an attractive place to stroll around and see the brightly colored houses providing the perfect opportunity for some wonderful snap shots and learn the history of Cape Malay community. Travel to Table Mountain and take the cable car trip to the top of Table Mountain. In this guided tour travelers will get to see Cape Town from another dimension and thereafter can relax and enjoy a meal at the top.

Discover two top Cape Town attractions on this half-day tour with a small group. Enjoy convenient pickup from your Cape Town hotel and transfer to the Nelson Mandela Gateway. Travel to Robben Island for a guided tour around the island, including the cell where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years. Afterwards, enjoy free time at the V&A Waterfront.

Explore one of the most visited sites in Cape Town, Robben Island, South African symbol of resilience by determined people. Travel in an air-conditioned vehicle and take advantage of the ease of hotel pickup. Along the way, learn about Africa’s history, the island's role als a former prison, and hear stories about Nelson Mandela and how he spent 18 years of his 27-year sentence there. Get picked up early from your lodging to begin your day of sightseeing in Cape Town. - Explore the highlights of Robben Island with a guide - Save time waiting in ticket lines: Robben Island Entry is included - Ensures a more personalised experience - Tour offers the opportunity to see Nelson Mandela’s former prison cell.

Travelers should book this tour as it is a very informative and provides a lot of information about the social ills in South Africa. A lot of history is learnt on this tour especially with regards to the fight for freedom of South Africa. This is a tour where information is provided by people who lived the experience and not guides who had to study to acquire the necessary qualifications. The Guides here are ex-political prisoners and ex wardens who either worked or were imprisoned at the same time with political prisoners like Nelson Mandela. There are multi-layers of history which tells travelers of the ills of apartheid and how the current regime is trying to create an environment of inclusivity. There is a rare opportunity for travelers to visit the former cell of Nelson Mandela and even take photos.

This full-day Cape Town excursion offers two tours wrapped into one. With round-trip transportation from your hotel, take the ferry to Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years. A bus tour of the island, delivered with intimate detail by a former political prisoner, includes a viewing of Mandela's jail cell. Then, return to Cape Town for a guided city bus tour highlighting all its major monuments and places of interest including a cable car ride to the top of Table Mountain (own cost).

With this comprehensive full-day tour, you can check off iconic sights-such as Table Mountain—and learn about South Africa’s history, including the story of Nelson Mandela’s incarceration and the Apartheid Era. Visit Robben Island Museum, Table Mountain, Bo-Kaap, and St George’s Cathedral—all in one day, with transportation included, as well as admission to Robben Island to save time waiting in long lines.

Learn more about South Africa’s history and the realities of what local life is like with this combination of a township tour and a visit to Robben Island. To save you time navigating to a meeting place, the tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off. The first stop is the Langa township, where your guide explains more about local culture and social issues. Then round off the trip with a visit to the Robben Island Museum.

Maximize your time in Cape Town, and see two important attractions in a day—”The Long March to Freedom” sculptural display and Robben Island Museum. Avoid long queues at ticket offices, and instead, benefit from the perk of having tickets pre-booked, as well as transportation between sites. First, see over 500 bronze statues that represent South Africa’s journey to freedom. Then, board a boat to Robben Island to visit Robben Island Museum and learn about Nelson Mandela’s time in prison.

This tour is an excellent way to learn about the history of Cape Town, the life of Nelson Mandela, and some of the city’s most important sites. Not a moment is wasted in ticket or transport lines as the trip includes round-trip ferry transfers to Robben Island, admission to attractions, and air-conditioned transport between dispersed sites—including Bo-Kaap, The Company's Garden, and the District Six Museum.

Make the most of limited time in Cape Town by ticking off two important sights in a day—Robben Island and Table Mountain. After a hotel pickup, set off towards Table Mountain, where you can ride a cable car to the peak. The trip also includes a visit to Robben Island—where you can go on a tour of the island’s historical sights and even visit Nelson Mandela’s former prison cell.

This is an all-in-one ticket that includes the ferry ride to and from Robben Island as well as admission into the Museum. One ticket for everything. With this ticket, you will board the ferry to Robben Island at the V & A Waterfront. This will be a brief 30-minute ride onto the famous Robben Island. Upon arrival, you will be welcomed by the native, ex-inmates who will take you around the maximum security prison for about 2 hours. At the Robben maximum security prison, you will be shown the cells where political activists were held for many years. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn about the violent past of South Africa through the eyes of an ex-inmate. Your guide will gladly answer any questions that you may have regarding the prison. You will also be shown the actual prison cell that held Nelson Mandela during his incarceration on the island. After such an eye-opening experience, you will be board the ferry back to the V & A Waterfront. A final, brief 30-minute ferry ride.

Visit the Nelson Mandela Gateway to Robben Island to learn about apartheid and see where Mandela and other activists and politicians were incarcerated during the regime. After lunch (own expense), visit Table Mountain and enjoy free time at Bo-Kaap, a neighborhood known for its colorful houses and Cape Malay culture.

Explore Robben Island on this day tour from Cape Town. Round-trip transportation makes for a convenient tour, which also includes a bus tour of the island itself and prepaid tickets. Learn about Nelson Mandela's imprisonment there and hear some tales from ex-prisoners. After you return to the mainland, you are welcome to stay and explore the waterfront area instead of taking your ride directly home (ride home will then be at own expense).

A Robben Island tour offers a profound journey through South Africa's history, taking you to the notorious prison where Nelson Mandela and other political prisoners were held during apartheid. Visitors experience a guided walk through the stark prison cell blocks, including Mandela’s former cell, and hear powerful stories from former inmates who share their personal experiences. The tour also includes a scenic boat ride to and from the island, with stunning views of Cape Town's coastline and Table Mountain. The contrast of the island's beauty and its dark past creates a deeply moving experience.

This is a great tour which combines two of the best in Cape Town. The world famous Robben Island now a world Heritage site with the prison where Nelson Mandela spend 18 of his 27 years of incarceration. The history of South Africa comes alive at this place. The treatment of the political prisoners at the hands of forces of apartheid is so moving. The travelers are taken to Cape Of Good Hope one of the most historic locations in Africa. A very important geographical location in the world. With thousand of years of history and the role it played during the trade between the East and the West. The participation of this place in the Second world War and the rich biodiversity brings in thousands of local and international visitors annually. The drive to and from Cape Point is out of this world with white sand beaches and an amazing coastal drive. The landscape is amazing, the cliffs , mountains and of course Chapman's Peak drive. There are very few tours which can match this in Africa.

An ideal pick for travelers interested in learning more about the life of Nelson Mandela and his imprisonment on Robben Island, this tour helps you to avoid long ticket lines as admission is included along the way. Visit two important attractions in a day; the Long March to Freedom, a collection of 500 bronze icons that symbolize South Africa’s fight for freedom; and the Robben Island Museum, where you can enjoy a guided tour.

Robben Island is World renowned Island notorious for the incarceration of South African political prisoners including Nelson Mandela. This was a common stopping point for passing ships in the 16th and 17th century. Housed a leper colony from 1846 to 1931 and also those judged insane were also sent there. From mid 1960s to 1991 Robben Island served as South Africa's maximum-security prison which housed most political prisoners including Nelson Mandela. Robben Island was declared a World Heritage site in 1999. The tour then takes you to Spice Route which is a very popular winery with multiple activities. You can taste wine, craft beer, ice cream, chocolate tasting, Gin tasting and amazing food. We then visit award wining Babylonstoren winery which has several activities besides wine tasting. There is a 35ha fruit and vegetables Garden and a Garden Spa. Visit the Spice Garden an Italian Bakery, a Healing Garden and Tea Ceremony. There also is a Greenhouse Restaurant and a Juicery.

Explore two of Cape Town’s notable sights on this tour. Including stops at Robben Island and Table Mountain, learn about political history, the area’s natural heritage, and the ongoing cultural impact of the two. Perfect for guests who are only in the city for a short time and want to priortize seeing these two locations.

Robben Island is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most popular tourist attractions in South Africa. It is a place where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years. The island offers visitors guided tours through the prison, black township, and colonial buildings. Secure your shared boat trip and museum tour tickets and skip the ticketing line by booking this tour and receiving return transfers between your hotel and the Nelson Mandela Gateway to Robben Island. Embark on a unique opportunity to take the Long March to Freedom in the historical footsteps of former President of South Africa – Nelson Mandela and other political prisoners as well as leaders who fought for today’s South Africa.

With this half-day Tour, you will visit Robben Island Museum and Victoria & Alfred Waterfront , with transportation included, as well as admission to Robben Island. As one of South Africa's most visited museums, Robben Island tour is best booked well in advance. Learn about the Island's long history from your guide and see the cell that housed the Former South African President Nelson Mandela. Interestingly, the Tour on Robben Island is led by a former political prisoner who shares insights into the fascinating history of the Island. Come and discover the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront with us! The Victoria & Alfred Waterfront is a world- class retail and local entertainment precinct offering more than 80 eateries, 450 shops, museums, Galleries and souvenir shops, Ocean activities, coffee shops, craft markets with local vendors and many more.

The first part takes you via ferry to Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela spent 18 years imprisoned. Explore the top sights in Cape Town, such as Robben Island, the V&A Waterfront, and the Two Oceans Aquarium, by taking a guided tour. Travel in luxury in an air-conditioned vehicle and take advantage of the ease of a hotel pickup. Along the way, learn about Africa’s history, the Island's role as a former prison, and hear stories about Nelson Mandela and how he spent 18 years of his 27-year sentence there. Get picked up early from your lodging to begin your day of sightseeing in Cape Town. Explore the highlights of Robben Island with a guide Ensures a more personalized experience Tour offers the opportunity to see Nelson Mandela’s former prison cell

Robben Island boat trip and museum tour is one of the most popular tourist attractions in South Africa and is likely to sell out in advance. Secure your shared boat trip and museum tour tickets and skip the ticketing line by booking this tour and receiving return transfers between your hotel and the Nelson Mandela Gateway to Robben Island.

Benefit from personalized attention and the ability to travel at your own pace on this full-day tour that includes the Cape of Good Hope, the Boulders Penguin Colony, and Robben Island. Your guide will tailor their commentary on South Africa's heritage to your interests as you travel, and you'll have plenty of time to ask questions. Tickets to Robben Island will be booked in advance to ensure your preferred day and time.

The best of what to do in Cape Town combined on this day tour. Travelers learn the history of South Africa through a visit to Robben Island. This is a rare opportunity to follow the footsteps of the world statesman Nelson Mandela and have photos taken right in his former cell. Learn about the social ill of apartheid and how it affected the ex-political prison fighters and the majority at large. A visit to this island lays bare all the social ills currently faced in the country and how far the country has gone in entrenching forgiveness among the general populace. The outstanding views of the city of Cape Town and Table Mountain from Robben Island are something one can never forget. A visit to the wineries is so relaxed and makes you forget about the bad history of the country. It is something special since it is done in the most relaxed environment than any other tour. There is also an opportunity to learn the history of South Africa with the coming of the Dutch being central.