• Robben Island Museum - Guests will be picked up from their Cape Town accommodation one hour before the boat departs. Enjoy a private transfer to the Silo District, where you will be dropped off at the Nelson Mandela Gateway to Robben Island.

Board a shared boat to the Robben Island Museum, where a resident guide will conduct the tour (the driver will not accompany you). The tour lasts approximately 4 hours, including a bus ride and a visit to Nelson Mandela’s prison cell.

Upon return, the driver will meet you at the Gateway. The journey continues to the V&A Waterfront for lunch, followed by a sunset at Signal Hill, before heading back to your hotel.

• Victoria & Alfred Waterfront - Visit one of South Africa’s premier attractions, the V&A Waterfront, where you can enjoy lunch at your own expense at one of its award-winning restaurants or explore a variety of shops, boutiques, and local craft markets.

Situated in the country’s oldest working harbour, this 123-hectare mixed-use area combines residential and commercial spaces, offering breathtaking views, vibrant entertainment, and a lively atmosphere that draws over 23 million visitors annually.

• The Long March to Freedom - This is an ideal stop after the Robben Island Museum tour, where you learn about the imprisonment of South Africa’s political leaders. The Long Walk to Freedom provides insight not only into the apartheid era but also into earlier history, including the first inhabitants of South Africa, such as the Khoi-San people.
  This is a remarkable experience, offering a meaningful glimpse into South Africa’s rich traditions and complex history.
• GOLD Restaurant - Welcome to Gold Restaurant, located in Green Point, just 10 minutes from Cape Town city centre. Gold Restaurant offers a vibrant African dining experience, featuring a 14-course menu accompanied by live drumming, singing, dancing, and Mali puppet performances.

Guests are warmly welcomed with singing and praise by the staff, with an opportunity to engage in traditional dancing and the rhythms of marimba and djembe drumming—this occurs before dinner at 18:30.

Dinner begins at 19:00. Before it starts, waiters will offer a complimentary African face painting experience, a tradition often seen during celebrations and weddings. During dinner, performers take the stage, sharing Pan-African stories through music and dance. Meals are served in metal, clay, and traditional small African pots, creating a fully authentic experience.

This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience—join us in creating lasting memories.

• Entry to Long March to Freedom
• Robben Island Ticket
• In-person Guide: English
• Dinner and drumming experience
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Bottled water
• Parking fees

• Lunch
• Gratuities
• Anything not mentioned above

This historic full-day tour to Robben Island, Long March to Freedom, and the V&A Waterfront is among the most sought-after experiences in Cape Town. A professional local guide will share insights into the history of Cape Town and South Africa.

The private tour starts with a visit to Robben Island, where participants will join a guided tour led by a former political prisoner. Key heritage sites will be explored, including the leper graveyard, the Maximum Security Prison, the lime quarry where prisoners worked, and Nelson Mandela’s cell.

The journey continues to the Long March to Freedom, offering insights into Africa’s history—from its earliest inhabitants, through colonial invasions, to the emergence of democratic South Africa in 1994.
The day concludes with a memorable African dinner and cultural experience.

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