The V&A water front,in cape town city this is where we begin our tour,victoria and Alfred is one of the most popular areas in Cape Town.The neighbourhood gives the stunning views of the ocean,as well as easy access to some of the city's best beaches.This is where you will take the ferry to Robben island,which is 11km from the main land, 40-45 mins ferry drive to the island.

Robben island is an Island on the Table bay.It's best known as the site of maximum security prison where Nelson Mandela and other political prisoners were incarcerated during apartheid.Mandela served 18 of his 27 years in prison sentence on the island and it has become synonymous with the struggle .It is now a World Heritage site and museum offering daily tours.You will disembark at Murray's Bay Harbour situated on the east coast of the island and take a short walk to the buses that will take you to all historical sites around the island .

This is where we will have our lunch when done with the Robben Island .Lunch is optional at customer's cost.

Table Mountain is a unique symbol of the peninsula with an Altitude of 1067 above sea level.Excursion at Table Mountain with cable car which is desighned to complete a 360-degree rotation on the way giving you a full panaroma ,the most spectacular way to ascend Cape Town's famous flat topped peak and explore.You will find a self service restaurant ,Table Mountain cafe ,offering arrange of food and drinks,snacks ,desserts and wines.Table Mountain is a great spot to sit a soak up the commanding 360 -degree views of Cape Town ,Table Bay the nearby peaks of the sorrounding mountains and the rest of the table Mountain National park.

The Castle of Good Hope is the oldest surviving colonial building in South Africa, built by the Dutch East India Company between 1666 and 1679 in Cape Town. This star-shaped fortress once served as a military stronghold and administrative center for the Dutch and later British colonial governments. Today, it houses museums showcasing Cape military history, historical artifacts, and cultural exhibitions. Visitors can explore its bastions, dungeons, old cells, and restored rooms, while also enjoying guided tours, cannon firings, and historical reenactments. It stands as a symbol of Cape Town's layered colonial past and evolving heritage.

Bo-Kaap is a vibrant and historic neighborhood in Cape Town known for its brightly colored houses, cobbled streets, and rich Cape Malay heritage. Located on the slopes of Signal Hill, it was originally home to freed slaves and skilled artisans, many of whom were of Malaysian, Indonesian, and African descent. The area is a cultural landmark showcasing Islamic traditions, unique cuisine, and centuries-old mosques like the Auwal Mosque. Bo-Kaap is a living reminder of Cape Town’s multicultural roots and is popular for walking tours, local food experiences, and stunning photo opportunities.

The Diamond Works in Cape Town is a sophisticated showroom that combines luxury retail with educational insight. Established in 2001 and located at 10 Christiaan Barnard Street, this elegant ground‑floor space welcomes visitors with sparkling wine and offers a Sparkling Tour—a refined 20–45 minute guided walkthrough where you’ll observe live demonstrations of diamond cutting, polishing, and tanzanite grading

Greenmarket Square is one of Cape Town’s oldest and most vibrant public squares, located in the heart of the city center. Dating back to the 17th century, it has evolved into a lively open-air market where local vendors sell a colorful variety of African crafts, handmade jewelry, clothing, artworks, and souvenirs. Surrounded by charming historical buildings and street cafés, the square offers a bustling atmosphere perfect for browsing, people-watching, and experiencing Cape Town’s multicultural energy. It’s a popular stop for tourists looking to take home authentic handmade gifts and enjoy the city’s local flair.

Drop off to the hotel/accommodation

we will walk in Nelson Mandela's footsteps as he gave his first speech as a free man to thousands of people on the parade , on 11 february 1990. the exhibition and education programme chronicles the life of former president Nelson Mandela and his links to Cape town and celebrates his legacy