• Table Mountain National Park - The Table Mountain earned its name due to its striking resemblance to a table. It is recognized as one of the 7 wonders of the world. The Portuguese explorer António de Saldanha was the first European to hike the mountain in 1503, and he referred to it as Taboo do Cabo.
• Cape Town Central - The city of Cape Town traces its origins back to 1652, when the Dutch East India Company set up a refreshment station for its ships on the shores of Table Bay. The location was ideal, with well-watered, fertile soil beneath the towering walls of Table Mountain.
• Robben Island Museum - Since 1999, Robben Island has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Located 12 km off the coast of Cape Town, South Africa, it was home to a maximum-security prison where political prisoners were held during Apartheid. Despite its history, Robben Island is also known for its diverse wildlife, including rabbits, guinea fowl, and penguins.

• Bottle of water
• Good service
• Experienced tour guide
• Visit 3 museums

• Parking fees
• extra cost such as table montainR400 per adult, Robben island=R600

Combining a visit to Table Mountain with a trip to Robben Island provides an enriching experience of both nature and history in Cape Town. Begin with a cable car ride up Table Mountain, where visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the city and coastline while exploring its distinctive flora and fauna.

Following this, a ferry ride transports you to Robben Island, where you can delve into the poignant history of South Africa’s struggle against apartheid, visiting the prison where Nelson Mandela and other political prisoners were held. From the natural splendor of Table Mountain to the profound lessons of Robben Island, this dual excursion offers a comprehensive insight into Cape Town’s cultural and historical importance.

• tour in total 8 hours ; activity 7 hours 1 hour for driving our tour differemnt places

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