• District Six Museum - The District Six Museum, housed in the old Methodist Mission Church, serves as a poignant reminder of the vibrant, racially diverse District Six and its tragic dismantling during apartheid. By offering a unique interpretation of the past, the museum strives to reconnect with the community’s spirit and contribute to a deeper understanding of the historical challenges faced by its residents The museum honors the vibrant, multicultural neighborhood that was forcibly relocated during the 1960s and 1970s apartheid era. The move that has partly contributed to the existence or formation of current Cape flats. - Guga S’thebe - Visit the lively Langa Quarter, which is well-known for its brightly colored homes, street art, and independent shops. Visit the Guga S’thebe Arts & Culture Center to see regional handicrafts and artwork. Township Tour: To learn more about Langa’s past and culture, take a guided tour around the township. - Check out the neighborhood market and sample some authentic South African food. - Guguletu - Visit Mzoli’s Place - known for grilled meat and a lively ambiance for supper, a renowned restaurant in Gugulethu , at few walking distance, there’s Gugulethu Seven Memorial: The Gugulethu Seven Memorial is an important historical landmark where you can begin your day by paying your respects. - Khayelitsha - Visit the largest township in the Western Cape: Immerse yourself in a cultural experience by going to a traditional dance display or live music performance, for example. Khayelitsha Morning: Khayelitsha Lookout Hill Take in the expansive views of Khayelitsha and the surrounding surroundings as you start your day at Lookout Hill. Isivivana Center Discover the Isivivana Center, a community center that offers a range of classes, events, and activities. Evening: Khayelitsha Braai Hub Enjoy a customary braai (barbecue) at one of the neighborhood Braai Hubs to cap off your trip.

• Guided tour
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Food and local beer tasting
• All fees and taxes included
• Support local initiatives
• Gratuities to local tour guide
• Support to households in hardship

This tour affords an opportunity to learn more about the previously disadvantaged section of the South African population, their history and experience first-hand the way of life of thousands of them who still trying to overcome daily challenges .

Exploring Township offers a unique and immersive experience, allowing visitors to engage with the vibrant local community. This tour not only sheds light on the impact of apartheid, but also highlights the resilience and development within the township. It’s a chance to witness the rich cultural tapestry of South Africa through the lens of its diverse and friendly residents.

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