Overview
Embark on a captivating journey through the heart of South Africa, delving into its rich history and the profound transformations that shaped the nation. Starting in Cape Town’s city centre, our tour traces the footsteps of Dutch sailors in 1652 at the Malay Quarter (Bo Kaap), illuminating the pivotal moments that set the stage for the country’s trajectory. A drive through the haunting remnants of District 6 exposes the scars of forced removals, highlighting the grim impact of apartheid policies. Moving to Langa, the oldest Black African Township, our exploration unveils the oppressive legislation of the apartheid era, with a poignant stop at the site of the 1976 student uprising. A visit to a local church on Sunday mornings immerses guests in the vibrant religious practices of the townships, providing a unique perspective on the cultural tapestry that now defines the New South Africa. Join us for an unforgettable and enlightening experience as we navigate through the birth, apartheid, and the dawn of a new era in South Africa’s history.
Highlights
- Malay Quarter
- District Six and Langa Township
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