Half Day Anti-apartheid Small Group Tour

Spend approximately 3.5 hours exploring the history and resilience of Cape Town on this guided cultural tour. Begin with a stop at the Sea Point Promenade to view the Nelson Mandela-inspired sculpture overlooking Robben Island, where you will learn about its significance in South Africa's struggle for freedom.

Travel to the Cape Flats with a knowledgeable local guide and gain insight into life during apartheid through visits to the communities of Bonteheuwel and Athlone. Enjoy a tasting of the famous local street food, the Gatsby, before visiting important historical sites connected to anti-apartheid activists Ashley Kriel and Anton Fransch. Continue to the Trojan Horse Memorial, commemorating one of the most significant tragedies of the apartheid era, before concluding at Cape Town City Hall, where Nelson Mandela delivered his first public speech after his release from prison in 1990.

Includes: Hotel pick-up and drop-off from Cape Town City Centre, Sea Point, and Green Point, transportation, professional guide, light street food lunch, visit to the Trojan Horse Memorial, and visits to the historical sites associated with Ashley Kriel and Anton Fransch.