Cape Town Robben Island and Table Mountain Tour

Experience
 Highlights
• Take a boat trip to Robben Island and see the cell where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned
• Discover the historic monuments of Cape Town, such as City Hall and Cape Castle
• Ride the cable car to the top of Table Mountain for a different view of Cape Town
• Walk through the Bo Kaap neighborhood and meet the Cape Malay community
• Drive to Signal Hill and see the City Bowl area and the Cape Town Stadium in the distance
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• Full descriptionClimb aboard the ferry at the V&A Waterfront and sail to Robben Island. Then, take a bus trip around the island in the company of a former political prisoner. Look inside the cell where Nelson Mandela was kept prisoner for 18 years.

Not included:

• Food and drinks
• Food and drinks, unless specified

What to expect:

Duration: 8 hours

Robben Island Museum

Cape Town Central, 7400

PRIVATE TOUR ROBBEN ISLAND GETAWAT
Experience

Highlights

We will have already the tickets for already for you we only need to schedule the time if your boat trip for Robben Island and see the cell where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned in the Apathead colony.

Full aboard the ferry at the V&A Waterfront and sail to Robben Island. Then, take a trip around the island in the company of a former political prisoner. Look inside the cell where Nelson Mandela was kept prisoner for 18 years. then he have been changed to the Differance prison in total sentence of 27years.

ROBBEN ISLAND TOUR Details
The museum has a range of venues for hire, from the modern Nelson Mandela Gateway, to the aforementioned comfortable and practical historical buildings on the island, to the Robben Island Museum facility in the V&A Waterfront. All standard conference equipment is on offer, as is basic to luxury catering, transportation to, from, and on the island back to your table mountain cable away.

4 hours • Admission Ticket Included

Table Mountain

8001

Table mountain
Depart: 1PM Return: 16:30
HIGHLIGHTS
Table Mountain Cable Car
Table Mountain is a must-see for all Cape Town visitors. The panoramic views from the top of its 3,563-foot (1,086-meter) peak are well worth the climb—though you won’t have to break a sweat thanks to the mountain’s two cableways, each with a revolving car ferrying passengers to the summit. Once at the top, a series of hiking trails show off Table Mountain National Park’s geographic features, while daredevils can test their mettle by rappelling from the upper cable station.
Visit in May through November to avoid lines and crowds. Amenities at the Top Once you’re at the top of Table Mountain, you’ll find plenty of amenities to help you enjoy your time (and the spectacular views), including a café and a gift shop. A Wi-Fi lounge offers and charging ports to keep mobile devices juiced up. Speaking of mobile devices, you can download two free audio tours with insights into the legends of Table Mountain.

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