• Victoria & Alfred Waterfront - The V&A Waterfront is one of Cape Town’s most popular destinations. This area offers breathtaking ocean views and easy access to some of the city’s finest beaches. Visitors can catch the ferry to Robben Island from here, which is 11 km from the mainland, taking about 40-45 minutes by ferry. This is also where ferry fees and Robben Island tickets are purchased.
• Robben Island Museum - Robben Island, located in Table Bay, is renowned for its maximum-security prison where Nelson Mandela and other political prisoners were held during apartheid. Mandela spent 18 of his 27-year prison sentence on the island, which has become a symbol of the struggle. Now a World Heritage site and museum, it offers daily tours. Visitors disembark at Murray’s Bay Harbour on the island’s east coast and take a short walk to buses that tour the historical sites. Please note, this tour is exclusive, and the entry fee is R 550 per person.
• Victoria & Alfred Waterfront - After visiting Robben Island, return to the V&A Waterfront, located at the bustling city harbor’s edge. Here, enjoy lunch and explore the mall, which offers a unique variety of dining, shopping, and entertainment options. Please note, lunch is exclusive.
• Bo-Kaap - Bo-Kaap is a historic neighborhood in Cape Town, known for its vibrant, colorful houses and narrow cobbled streets. It became a daytime destination after the end of slavery in the Cape Colony in 1834.
• Table Mountain Aerial Cableway - Table Mountain is an iconic symbol of the peninsula, standing 1,067 meters above sea level. The cable car, designed for a 360-degree rotation, offers a spectacular ascent to the famous flat-topped peak. Visitors can enjoy the Table Mountain Café, which provides a range of food, drinks, snacks, desserts, and wines. The mountain offers unparalleled 360-degree views of Cape Town and is home to over 1,460 species of fynbos and animals like the caracal, mongoose, and dassie. It has been a protected area for over 100 years. The quickest way to the top is via the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway, with various adventurous hikes leading to the summit. Please note, this tour is exclusive, and the entry fee is R 400 per adult.
• Hout Bay - In Hout Bay, visitors can view the township known as Imizamo Yethu.
• Constantia Glen Winery - Constantia Winery, where the first wine was tasted on February 2, 1659, is one of Cape Town’s oldest townships, renowned for its wine. Located about 15 kilometers south of Cape Town’s center, it is considered one of South Africa’s most prestigious suburbs. Constantia Valley lies east of and at the foot of the Constantiaberg Mountain, with Constantia Nek linking to Hout Bay in the west.
• Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden - A place to breathe and explore the Cape Floral, the smallest yet richest of the world’s six floral kingdoms. This world-renowned garden spans 528 hectares and features about 9,000 species of Cape Fynbos, with 6,200 found nowhere else. The garden, part of the seven wonders of nature, includes visitor facilities such as restaurants, a nursery, a gift shop, a bookshop, and a permanent stone sculpture exhibition. The tour concludes here before returning to the hotel, capturing some sunset views. Note, the entry fee is exclusive, and the cost is R 220 per person.
• University of Cape Town - The tour passes by the University of Cape Town, offering views of both the Upper and Middle campuses, followed by the Groote Schuur Hospital, where the world’s first human-to-human heart transplant took place.
• Cape Town Central - The tour concludes with a drive back to Cape Town city for drop-off at the starting point.

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Bottled water
• Accredited tourist guide chauffeur, vehicle, and fuel
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Kirstenbosch Botanical Park fees
• Table Mountain cable car entrance
• Robben Island ferry ticket and bus on the island

• Lunch
• Gratuities

Create unforgettable memories with African Macaw during your limited time in Cape Town by visiting Robben Island, Table Mountain, and Kirstenbosch with our accredited tour guide, Roland the storyteller, who is full of product knowledge. This is the perfect way to experience Robben Island, one of the seven wonders of the world, along with Table Mountain and Kirstenbosch. You will also learn about the country’s progress from the past to the present, including the Dutch occupation in 1652, slavery from 1653 to 1834, the British occupation in 1795, the War of Muizenberg, the French Huguenot arrival in 1688, the reunification in 1910, the dark days of apartheid in 1946, and the achievement of freedom and democracy in 1996. Enjoy your tour in a smart car or a van as part of a collective tour, complete with Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a bottle of water. You will have a professional tourist guide with a South African flag badge who will ensure personalized service and expert knowledge. During this tour, you will be picked up and dropped off at your hotel.

• For any cancellations on Robben Island tour bookings, each ticket will incur a 13% deduction from the total ticket price. This is due to the tickets being purchased in advance immediately upon receiving the booking.as the Robben island would deduct R75 from each and any ticket purchased and cancelled.

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