Cape Town: Heritage Tour｜South Africa

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Firstly Table Mountain will be our first visit, we’ll head up with the Iconic Cable car and explore the top of the mountain with its beautiful scenery, fynbos vegetation, beautiful views and the spotting different animals and bird species.

We then decent from Table Mountain via the Cable Car. Making our way then over to the District 6, a vibrant, multi-cultural Cape Town suburb established in 1867, hosting a diverse community of freed slaves, artisans, and merchants. On February 11, 1966, the apartheid government declared it a whites-only area under the Group Areas Act. By 1982, over 60,000 residents were forcibly removed to the barren Cape Flats, and their homes were

After visiting the district 6 we will take a walk up to Bo-Kaap which translates to Upper-Cape. Bo-Kaap has the iconic colourful houses in the community/heritage site. The Bo-Kaap is one of Cape Town's oldest and most culturally significant residential areas. Located on the slopes of Signal Hill, it is the historic centre of Cape Malay culture established in 1760. Perfect photo opportunity with beautiful Table Mountain as a backdrop.

Once we done walking around and exploring Bo-Kaap, we then head to Faeezas Kitchen where we will have a local Cape Malay Curry dish freshly made out of her house, close and personal experience to make anyone feel at home and feel like a true local! We learn about the history of the business and also the story telling of their upbringing's.

After lunch we head over to the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens. A world-renowned garden and UNESCO World Heritage Site located on the eastern slopes of Cape Town’s Table Mountain. It was the first botanical garden in the world dedicated strictly to a country's indigenous flora. This is where end of the full day Heritage City Tour.