HIGHLIGHTS
 

• Visit the vibrant township previously under Apartheid regime - Langa, and discover the philosophy of Ubuntu

• Learn about the forced removal of 60 000 inhabitants in District Six and its previous colourful history

• Opportunity to Interact with Township entrepreneurs    

• Lunch 

• Wine tasting

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Itinerary :

District Six

The former residential area of District Six is one of the most famous Apartheid areas – once a thriving neighbourhood, the area was deserted after Apartheid government regulated forced removals of up to 60 000 people in the 1970s. The District Six Museum offers a colourful history into the area as it once was, and a monument to preserve the memories of the thousands of people previously living there, as well as the Apartheid years and the area’s downfall.
(30min)

Langa

Langa is one of Cape Town’s thriving townships, and was also established in the Apartheid days after thousands of residents from other areas were forcibly relocated. The area was named after Langalibalele - a chief and renowned rainmaker who was imprisoned on Robben Island in 1873 for rebelling against the Natal government. One of the highlights on this township tour is a visit to one of the area’s famous charismatic churches – something that is sure to leave you enthralled! (Sundays Only)
(45min)

Entrepreneurs

Township entrepreneurs such as tailors, barber shops and little markets are everywhere in the township. You will have the opportunity to take some African souvenirs home with you.
(15)

Wine tasting at Asara Wine Estate
 
ASARA Wine Estate & Hotel truly sounds like a serene and captivating destination for wine lovers and those seeking relaxation. The emphasis on wine as both the heart and soul of the estate speaks to its deep-rooted passion for the craft. The combination of diverse cultivars and thoughtfully paired culinary experiences, alongside the tranquil environment, makes it a perfect spot for unwinding. Whether you're there for a tasting experience or to savor small plates at the Wine Bar, ASARA offers an immersive and sensory journey. The fact that it’s an award-winning estate further enhances its allure as a top-tier destination for wine enthusiasts.
 
Despite the tragic and often troubled history of Cape Town’s townships and informal settlements, the areas still retain a strong sense of culture, with a vibrant community atmosphere and plenty of food, entertainment and enterprise. Many community arts projects can be found along the townships, with crafts such as beading, weaving, wire goods and fabric making all to be discovered. Township tours are sure to leave you with a better understanding of Cape Town’s history and cultures, making these not to be missed.
- This a full day tour township includes lunch and wine tasting and you will be picked up and drop off at your hotel.