• Victoria & Alfred Waterfront - Located in Cape Town, the V&A Waterfront is the starting point of the tour. This popular area offers breathtaking ocean views and easy access to some of the city’s finest beaches. Here, visitors can board the ferry to Robben Island, which is 11 km from the mainland, taking approximately 40-45 minutes by ferry. This is also where ferry fees and Robben Island tickets are purchased.
• Robben Island Museum - Situated in Table Bay, Robben Island 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 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.
• Table Mountain Aerial Cableway - Table Mountain, a unique symbol of the peninsula, stands 1067 meters above sea level. The cable car excursion offers a 360-degree rotation, providing a panoramic view as it ascends Cape Town’s famous flat-topped peak. Visitors can explore and enjoy the self-service restaurant, Table Mountain Café, which offers a variety of food, drinks, snacks, desserts, and wines. It’s a perfect spot to soak up the commanding 360-degree views of Cape Town, Table Bay, nearby peaks, and the rest of Table Mountain National Park. Please note, this tour is exclusive, and the entry fee is R 400 per person.
• Company’s Gardens - The Company’s Garden is the oldest garden in South Africa, located in central Cape Town. It is a park and heritage site, originally created in 1650 by the region’s first European settlers to grow fresh produce for ships rounding the Cape.
• Iziko South African Museum and Planetarium - Founded in 1825, the South African Museum moved to its current location in the historic Company’s Garden in 1897. Since then, millions of visitors have explored its halls and corridors, inspired by its collections and exhibitions.
• Castle of Good Hope - Constructed by the DEIC between 1666 and 1679, the Castle of Good Hope is the oldest existing colonial building in South Africa. During the Second Boer War (1899–1902), part of the castle served as a prison, with the former cells still present today. The Castle served as the local headquarters for the South African Army in the Western Cape and now houses the Castle Military Museum and ceremonial facilities for the traditional Cape Regiments.
• Bo-kaap - Bo-kaap is a neighborhood in Cape Town, known since 1834, marking the end of slavery in the Cape Colony. It’s a daytime destination on a hillside, famous for its narrow cobbled streets lined with colorful houses.
• Iziko Slave Lodge - Marking the end of slavery in the Cape Colony in 1834, this is where the tour concludes, with a drop-off back at the hotel or accommodation.
• The Diamond Works - A visit to the diamond factory offers insights into South Africa’s diamond history and other precious stones like Tanzanite, Sapphire, Gold, and Platinum. Visitors are welcomed with a taste of South African sparkling wine at the entrance. Shop office prices are negotiable, and discounts are available. The guide will assist with purchases, and VAT can be claimed at the airport before departure.
• Lion’s Head - Lion’s Head is the most famous hiking mountain in the country, standing 669 meters above sea level.
• Cape Town Central - The tour concludes with a drive back to Cape Town for drop-off at the starting point.

• Bottled water
• Iziko South African Museum ticket
• Guide and vehicle
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Table Mountain cable car fees
• Robben Island ferry ticket, museum, and bus on the island
• Nelson Mandela and Iziko Museum

• Gratuities
• lunch

Exploring Cape Town and its surroundings
This tour might change your life after you’ve discovered the wonders of Cape Town. From Robben Island, you will be taken to Kloof Street House Restaurant for lunch, followed by a visit to the SA Museum and a tour of the City of Cape Town’s Business Central District, including Greenmarket Square, Bo-Kaap, the House of Parliament, a pass by the Promenade on the Company Garden premises, and the Diamond Factory. Lastly, you’ll visit Table Mountain, possibly for a sunset view from the top, where you can enjoy a glass of South African wine or champagne at your own cost. Creating unforgettable memories.

• 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.

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