Kirstenbosch Garden, Bo-Kaap,Penguins & Cape of Good Hope Tour

Cape Town Central

Welcome to Cape Town. This morning We will collect you at your accommodation at agreed time which will be communicated to you by office a day in advance. We will come to your accommodation/hotel provided that it is located within 15 Kilometer radius from the City Centre. Once everyone is on board, your Expert Tour Guide will introduce all Guests including himself/herself to the group and will once again discuss with the group the Itinerary in details with the group. Should your accommodation not located within our pick up areas, We will require that you meet us at the Westin Hotel in Cape Town Central and the exact pick up time will be communicated to you in advance.

Bo-kaap

We continue our journey to the historical Cape Malay Quarter also known as Bo-Kaap with its diverse colorful houses making this area one of the most Instagramable locations in the World for photographic enthusiasts. Learn our history from your Expert Tour Guide. Here it is not only about the photos as in this area you can taste some of the local delicacies such as koesister or koe'sister which is a traditional Cape Malay pastry often described as a spicy dumpling with a cake-like texture, finished off with a sprinkling of coconut. This is the perfect spot to buy some food spices to take home. There are a lot local Art Galleries shops, Coffee shops etc..Your Expert Tour Guide will help you snap some of the most memorable pictures of Cape Town. Bo-kaap dates to the 1760s, when it became a settlement for slaves initially brought in from Malaysia, Indonesia, and other parts of Africa. Their cultures became intertwined, and the community was predominantly Muslim. All houses were white.

We continue our journey to the historical Cape Malay Quarter also known as Bo-Kaap with its diverse colorful houses making this area one of the most Instagramable locations in the World for photographic enthusiasts. Learn our history from your Expert Tour Guide. Here it is not only about the photos as in this area you can taste some of the local delicacies such as koesister or koe'sister which is a traditional Cape Malay pastry often described as a spicy dumpling with a cake-like texture, finished off with a sprinkling of coconut. This is the perfect spot to buy some food spices to take home. There are a lot local Art Galleries shops, Coffee shops etc..Your Expert Tour Guide will help you snap some of the most memorable pictures of Cape Town. Bo-kaap dates to the 1760s, when it became a settlement for slaves initially brought in from Malaysia, Indonesia, and other parts of Africa. Their cultures became intertwined, and the community was predominantly Muslim. All houses were white.