Overview
Embark on a captivating journey through Cape Town’s city center, where history and culture seamlessly merge with breathtaking views. Our route takes us past iconic landmarks such as the historic Castle of Good Hope, a testament to Dutch colonial heritage, and the elegant City Hall, gracing the Grand Parade with its baroque grandeur. As we navigate Adderley Street, you’ll catch sight of St. George’s Cathedral, the spiritual heart of Nobel Peace Laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s Anglican Diocese. Meandering through the Company Gardens and the vibrant Malay Quarter, also known as the Bo-Kaap, you’ll be immersed in the rich history of Cape Town’s Cape Malay community, descendants of slaves from distant lands. The journey then unveils the mesmerizing world of diamonds and gold, with an opportunity to witness the intricate art of diamond cutting and jewellery crafting. For those seeking even greater heights, an optional visit to Table Mountain offers a chance to ascend to its summit, where panoramic vistas of the city, its beaches, and distant landmarks like Robben Island and Cape Point await, weather permitting and cableway ticket cost aside. This tour promises a blend of heritage, craftsmanship, and awe-inspiring scenery.
Highlights
- Malay Quarter
- Table Mountain
- Drive past the Parliament Buildings
- City Hall, Slave Lodge & Company Gardens
- Castle of Good Hope (time permitting)
- Visit to Diamond Cutter
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