Arts, Culture & History activities in Cape Peninsula

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Wine Tasting & Drumstruck

Drumstruck
Activity Type: Arts, Culture & History Location: Constantia, Cape Town, Western Cape

Enter a world of music, wine, friendship and laughter. Experience uninterrupted views of the Cape Peninsula, learn about the history of the Constantia Valley and taste Silvermist organic wines. Then, embark on an African musical journey. Learn to play a drum while being entertained by the world's best drummers. Straight from Broadway, Drumstruck presents you with the history of the drum and wows you with extraordinary performances and ancient stories. 2:45 Arrive at the gates of the majestic Silvermist Estate and take a journey up to the Silvermist house through a gorgeous mountain trail on the top of the Constantia Valley. 3:00 Meet Gregory Louw, the owner and winemaker of Silvermist Vineyards and taste 4 exceptional wines while hearing the story of the Constantia Valley. 3:40 Enter Silvermist House and be amazed at the largest private collection of Southern African music instruments. 3:45 - 4: 30 Be entertained by the top performers in the world. Enjoy a truly South African show. You will get your own drum to play and within minutes you will be drumming like a master. Great for the whole family. Drumstruck has received 5 star reviews all around the world.

from R350/ person
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14 day Garden Route eXclusive Tour

Just Safaris
Activity Type: Arts, Culture & History Location: City Centre, Cape Town, Western Cape

South Africa is a country of stunning diversity, where you can experience vibrant cities, breathtaking landscapes, rich wildlife, and fascinating culture. In this 14-day itinerary, you will explore some of the best attractions that South Africa has to offer, from the iconic Table Mountain in Cape Town to the thrilling private game reserves. You will enjoy wine tasting in Stellenbosch, whale watching in Hermanus, safari activities in Botlierskop and Buffelsdrift wildlife reserves, and kayaking in Tsitsikamma National Park. You will also have the chance to spend some time getting to know elephants, cheetahs, penguins and seals in their natural habitats, visit the spectacular Cango Caves, and taste some of the local delicacies. You will also have plenty of free time to discover the hidden gems and local flavours of each destination. This itinerary is perfect for travellers who want to experience the beauty and diversity of South Africa in a comfortable and memorable way.

from R58000/ person
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Best of the Cape Tour

Winelands Guide
Activity Type: Arts, Culture & History Location: Stellenbosch Central, Cape Town, Western Cape

For those with a limited schedule, this full-day tour is a combination of Cape Point and the Winelands. We start off the day travelling around the Peninsula and then make our way through to the world – famous Stellenbosch wine region in the afternoon. We are visiting Cape of Good hope nature reserve, Cape Point and Boulders beach for penguin viewing and ending the day with tasty wine tastings.

from R5950/ person
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Full Day Township & Robben Island Heritage Tour

Just Safaris
Activity Type: Arts, Culture & History Location: City Centre, Cape Town, Western Cape

Langa is one of ten areas that were established during the apartheid era designated for Black Africans. The name Langa means ‘sun’ in the Xhosa language, but the name of the township derived from a famous chief who was incarcerated on Robben Island for rebelling against the South African government. During a township tour with your Langa born and bred guide, you’ll experience Langa and meet many people who actively work to make a difference throughout the community. We combine this with a tour of Robben Island where political activist and lawyer Nelson Mandela was sentenced to 27 years imprisonment and served 18 years before the fall of apartheid and introduction of a full, multi-racial democracy. He was later awarded the Nobel Peace Prize and was elected in 1994 as President of South Africa, becoming the country's first ever black president and served one term from 1994–1999

from R1300/ person
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Private Cape Peninsula Tour

Winelands Guide
Activity Type: Arts, Culture & History Location: Stellenbosch Central, Cape Town, Western Cape

Join us as we travel around the Cape Peninsula, named by early explorers as the ‘Fairest Cape’. On this tour you will encounter beautiful beaches, dramatic scenery, the Cape of Good Hope the most south westerly tip of the African continent, Cape Point, Boulder’s beach to visit the African penguin’s and drive by False Bay – the largest bay in South Africa. In the middle of the day, we are stopping at a seaside restaurant for a mouth-watering lunch. If the there is only one tour you do in Cape Town, this should be it.

from R4750/ person
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Private Township Tour

Winelands Guide
Activity Type: Arts, Culture & History Location: Stellenbosch Central, Cape Town, Western Cape

This tour shows how the majority of South Africans in buzzing townships. It is an excellent opportunity to interact with the local community and share in the rich African cultures and traditional values. Experience unique township culinary delights or try some home-made brew in a shebeen (pub) while enjoying some township jazz. Some highlights on the tour also includes a visit to an African craft market, spaza shop, school, mural art, hostels, local food.

from R3150/ person
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The Forgotten Heroes

Aunty Nita's Tours
Activity Type: Arts, Culture & History Location: Cape Town, Western Cape

We set the scene with a visit to District 6 before heading out to Athlone on the Cape Flats, beginning our deep dive into life in this diverse Community. In Athlone, we see first-hand the role of the "Coloured"/Mixed Race South Africans in the Liberation Struggle by visiting significant sites and monuments which tell the story of those who have paid the ultimate price in the Struggle.  We visit the home of the quintessential Cape Flats go-to meal, the Gatsby, and explore other tastes, sights and sounds from this area. The tour includes an optional visit to a local artist or a local aunty for a koeksister tasting.

from R690/ person
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