• Jack Friedman V&A Waterfront - This is the most frequented shopping mall in South Africa, attracting approximately 33 million visitors each year.

Welcome to a shopping paradise, offering a wide array of international brands such as Gucci. The mall features a variety of restaurants, shops, coffee houses, and fast-food outlets.

It is home to five of Cape Town’s top luxury hotels and a rugby museum dedicated to the South African national team, the Springboks.

Additionally, the site includes a dry dock for boat repairs and numerous shops featuring art and crafts. A popular food court is located next to five statues of South Africans who have been honored with the Nobel Peace Prize from Norway.

From here, visitors can board the ferry to Robben Island, a 45-minute journey to the world heritage site.

• Robben Island Museum - Explore the prison museum where Nelson Mandela and other political prisoners were incarcerated. The guided tour takes you through the prison, including the cells where these prisoners were held.

Nelson Mandela’s cell is a major attraction, drawing thousands of visitors annually. This small space is preserved to offer a glimpse into Mandela’s life on Robben Island.

Stroll around to discover wildlife and nature, including penguins, seals, and various bird species. The tour also includes a visit to the lime quarry where political prisoners worked.

A visit to Robben Island includes a tour of the maximum-security prison, where anti-apartheid activists like Nelson Mandela and Walter Sisulu were imprisoned for many years.

There are several viewpoints, a lighthouse, and stunning panoramic views of Cape Town. Numerous photo opportunities abound.

• Table Mountain Aerial Cableway - The cable cars are a major draw for visitors. Step into one of the three cars with a rotating floor. The three-minute ride offers a 360-degree view of Cape Town.

At the summit, enjoy a bird’s-eye view of the city extending to the vineyards. Marvel at the white sandy beaches and the Twelve Apostles peaks.

Explore the remarkable landscape, composed of sandstone and quartzite rocks, with vegetation predominantly consisting of fynbos, part of the Cape Floral Kingdom World Heritage site. Table Mountain hosts a variety of plant species, especially fynbos.

Watch for hikers on several trails, with Platteklip Gorge being the most popular. Capture stunning photos with the breathtaking backdrops of Cape Town, the wine country, and the azure ocean.

• Hotel Pickup & Drop Off
• Visit to Nelson Mandela’s cell
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Ex-prisoner or ex-prison warden guide on the island
• Robben Island return ferry tickets
• Cable car tickets at Table Mountain
• Bus trip on the island

• Lunch

This tour is among the most sought-after in Cape Town, featuring visits to two of the city’s top attractions.

Discover the history of global statesman Nelson Mandela and learn about his experiences on the island. This tour can be completed in a single day without consuming the entire day.

The Table Mountain ticket remains valid for several days after purchase. The journey to Robben Island also offers views of the bay, showcasing some of the most luxurious residential areas in Table View.

The cable car to the mountain top rotates, providing numerous opportunities for stunning photographs. It grants access to one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature, inaugurated in 2012.

Visiting these two attractions ensures you experience some of the most photogenic sites in the Mother City. The ticket includes a trip to Robben Island, where former prisoners and guides lead the tour.

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