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South Africa’s Western Cape is the wine-producing hub of the African continent. On this 9-hour tour from Cape Town, you will tour three vineyards in the Cape Winelands, stopping to taste estate wines at each as well as local cheese. Along the way, learn about the winemaking process from your guide and see the South African countryside. This tour includes stops in the towns of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek.

Contemporary South African art and literature offer a glimpse into the country's diverse cultural experiences and provide a platform for South African voices to be heard on the global stage. Art showcases a vibrant blend of traditions rhythms and modern fusions, reflecting the country's diverse cultural influences and creative spirit. This tour will take you through some art places found in town. On this experience, not only will you see art but also get a chance to meet and talk with Artists behind the beautiful pieces

Stellenbosch City Orientation Dorp Street De Braak Free walkabout into historical town Wine tasting on a Stellenbosch Estate with cellar tour and cheese tasting Paarl Drive through Paarl Wine tasting on a local wine estate Nelson Mandela's former prison, Victor Verster Franschhoek Franschhoek historical village Enjoy a unique ride on the Franschoek Tram Wine tasting on a local wine estate Huguenot memorial (optional)

Journey with us on a Movie Safari into the world of Cinema in Africa with Cape Movie Tours. A tour into the real world locations of blockbuster movies filmed in and around Cape Town. We will visit shooting locations from movies such as: Dread, Lord Of War , One Piece, The Woman King, BBC's Naughts + Crosses, Around and The world in 80 Days, Raised by Wolves, Black Mirror, The Crown, Blood and Water, The Avengers: Age of Ultron, Fast and Furious 9, The Kissing Booth, Love Island, Black Beauty, The Giver, BloodShot, Dark Tower, Safe House, Homeland.

Depart from Ghost Mountain Inn for a 4 hour walk amongst beauty, myth and history in a hike to the top of the Ghost Mountain (Tshaneni) and take in the expansive view of the area, including the battlegrounds of the 1884 Battle of Tshaneni.

This tour is all about uncovering the exciting Street Art and Graffiti culture of Johannesburg while also learning a bit more about the City itself. As we move through the streets, we will see some iconic pieces by local and international artists and share the stories and inspirations behind some of them...very beautiful to hear about! Something we enjoy doing is also explaining the difference between Graffiti VS Street Art...yes, there is a cultural difference between the two and you'll never look at them the same again! Since we are on the ground, we enjoy chatting about the rich history and complex dynamics of Johannesburg to provide you with a better understanding of the (inner) city and areas we visit. This is more than just a tour, it's a walk and talk through the City with people that love Johannesburg and it's rich and diverse culture!

Explore District Six and learn about the cultural significance of the region before visiting Robben Island. Walk through the District Six Museum to learn about the history of the neighborhood implications of Apartheid in South Africa. Visit the local markets to see handmade crafts. Take a boat over to Robben Island and explore the old maximum-security prison that once held Nelson Mandela.

Shopping for diamond jewelry in Cape Town, particularly at places like the V&A Waterfront, Green Market Square, Access Park Kenilworth, and Canal Walk, offers a unique experience due to the diverse range of options, from local artisans to international brands. At the V&A Waterfront, you'll find upscale boutiques and renowned jewelry stores amidst a vibrant waterfront setting. Green Market Square provides a more cultural experience, with local vendors offering handmade crafts and unique pieces. Access Park Kenilworth is known for its outlet stores, offering discounts on designer items including jewelry. Canal Walk, on the other hand, boasts a vast selection of stores catering to various tastes and budgets, making it a one-stop destination for jewelry shopping. Each location offers its own ambiance, selection, and charm, ensuring a memorable shopping experience for visitors.

Discover the rich and nuanced art landscape of Soweto, a diverse African township, through this pioneering tour. Designed for culturally curious travellers, it goes beyond conventional sightseeing, providing exclusive access to artist studios, galleries, and significant heritage locations. Immerse yourself in Soweto's vibrant art scene with an in-depth art tour. Gain first-hand access to artists in their studios, explore galleries and art centres, discover significant monuments, and connect directly with the local community. Along our journey through Soweto, we pause at the monumental residences of its cultural legends and admire significant murals, perfect for capturing memorable photographs. You're not just going to see Soweto; you're going to be in Soweto, experiencing its energy from within!

Plan your trip to Cape Town in advance with a Cape Town City Pass, which includes over 80 of the city's top attractions and experiences. Choose a 1-, 2-, or 5-day pass, all of which come with a pocket guidebook and access to a digital app with maps and information. The pass also includes transportation on the hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus, plus skip-the-line access at several attractions for faster entry.

Walk in the Footsteps of Freedom, Step aboard a journey that takes you far beyond sightseeing. The Robben Island Tour is a powerful encounter with South Africa’s past—and its triumph over injustice. Board a ferry across the iconic Table Bay, with sweeping views of Cape Town’s skyline and Table Mountain. As you approach the island, feel the anticipation of stepping onto the very ground where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for decades. Led by former political prisoners, your guided tour brings the struggle for freedom to life with stories that will move and inspire you. See the actual prison cell of Nelson Mandela. Walk the stark corridors where history was made. Hear tales of hardship, resilience, and hope that changed the course of a nation. But Robben Island is more than just a symbol of resistance—it’s a place of quiet beauty. Spot penguins, seabirds, and marine life along the rugged shoreline. This is not just a tour. It’s a journey through history, humanity, and hope.

See the highlights of Soweto in half a day with this convenient guided tour. To save time organizing taxis, the trip includes hotel pickup, and comfortable air-conditioned transportation between sites. The tour is an excellent way to learn about the Apartheid Era, and it includes stops at Kliptown, Mandela House, and the Hector Pieterson Museum and Memorial.

This private and personalized tour pairs you up with a local host for a jaunt around some of Cape Town’s most interesting neighborhoods. Starting in District Six, learn how the apartheid regime forcibly removed 60,000 black residents during the 1970s and what the culture there is like today. You’ll also explore the fast-evolving Woodstock neighborhood, visit a local bakery and get insider tips along the way.

Art fans visiting Johannesburg—this special-themed tour is the perfect way to expand your knowledge of the local art scene. Save yourself hours of research time and head off on a gallery-hopping guided tour. Along the way, find out about how the local art scene has transformed over the years, and get a behind-the-scenes opportunity to meet an artist. The tour starts at Arts on Main, a vibrant hub featuring a coffee shop named HOME OF THE BEAN.