Get a ferry ride to Robben Island Museum and visit this World famous island. Take a guided tour of the island by bus with a local guide. Visit the quarry mine where ex prisoners used to work. Walk in the footsteps of Nelson Mandela as you visit his prison guided by an ex- prisoner. Learn about how prisoners where treated by the the apartheid regime prison warders. Go through the emotional history of the inhuman conditions they were exposed to during their time in prison. Learn about the food the health conditions and the harsh weather they were exposed to as they where doing time in prison

Visit this national heritage one of the oldest settlements in South Africa. Explore this area known to have colorful houses which attracts many travelers every year. Take a walk in the cobbled streets and see why this place attracts a lot of movie makers from all over the world. Interact with the locals and maybe take a selfie with the locals. Learn a word or two of the local language by greeting the Capetonians in this place. Take the opportunity of the uncountable amazing photo stops for a great pic.

Drive by this world class stadium built for the World Cup in 2010. Learn about the its history construction costs and how much it is being used today. Learn the contribution of the world cup to the South African economy

Learn about this Blue flag beach one of the most popular in Cape Town. Who visits it and how much does it contribute to tourism in Cape Town. Drive by some of the most expensive residential area in South Africa with some of the properties bought by international celebrities

Welcome to the most popular beach in South Africa. One of the 10 beaches on the Blue Flag list and the playground of the rich and famous. Spoiled with trend coffee shops, restaurants and bars with only two hotels. An amazing beach with beautiful which sand and crystal clear water. Home to some of the rich and famous people of South Africa and the World .

Enjoy the bird's eye view of the City of Cape Town. From the Atlantic Seaboard to the CBD and parts of the opulent residential in Bloubergstrand. From here Robben Island can easily be seen and the imposing Table Mountain. Not to be left out is the Cape Town Stadium and the V & A Waterfront shopping Mall. This is also the most popular paragliding platform in Cape Town - weather permitting.

Get up close to this iconic natural wonder. One of the New 7 Wonders of Nature and the only one of them in a city. Take in the amazing views of the City Of Cape Town from the foot of this mountain. There is also a rotating cable car which takes travelers to the top and a coffee shop at the station below. An idea photo stop and one of the most photographed attractions in Africa.

A beautiful garden at the heart of Cape Town. Take a walk in this heritage site with a wide range of unbelievable range of critters. Look out for the an 800 year old plant among many plant species around. There is also lots of statues, memorials and the Iziko South African Museum. There is also a wide range of art at the Art Gallery plus a fish pond. Buy a packet of peanuts from the vendors and get a feel of feeding the adorable squirrels.

Visit this Museum known to have housed more than 4 000 slaves during the time of Slavery at the Cape. Learn about the history of Slavery at the Cape that include origins of the slaves and the Slave Triangle. Come face to face with the realities of slavery and its massive contribution towards the development to the city of Cape Town and its wine regions. Learn about how slaves were auctioned at the height of slavery at the Cape

See the South African Parliament in the city of Cape Town. Learn about its history and why it is located in Cape Town. Learn about the 4 Capital cities of South Africa.

Learn about the forced removals of non whites between 1966 to 1968 at the Cape. Go through the history of these forced removals and how it impacted socio-economic life of Capetonians up to this day.

Learn the history of this amazing structure built between 1666 and 1671 by the Dutch. One of the most well preserved structures of the Dutch East India Company globally. Learn the history of the administrative structures of the respective governments at the Cape between the Dutch and the British. Religious meetings, slavery, their justice systems and much more.