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CAPE TOWN CITY TOWNSHIP VISIT-HALF DAY |
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Cape Town
has millions of people living in
townships, and this tour takes you to
visit them and offers an opportunity to
find out about their harsh past, to
witness the challenges they face
everyday, and about the positive hope
for the future. So much has been
achieved, but there is still so much to
be done!
We start our tour in District Six and
hear all about the forced removal of
people who called this home. We continue
to Langa which is the oldest township in
Cape Town, and we visit the local market
and a wonderful art and craft centre
before we have an exciting experience
with a traditional healer to watch him
in action! Warm hospitality greets us at
the local B&B and we find a safe haven
for children at a local crèche.
Off we go to Bonteheuwel, Nyanga,
Crossroads, Gugulethu and Khayelitscha.
Each of these townships has a story and
a culture all of its own. In Gugulethu
we drive past the Amy Biehl Memorial and
Memorial of the Gugulethu Seven. We find
out about the history and the heroes,
and what makes these places ‘tick’. You
have the chance to interact with the
locals and learn out about their
different cultures, and you’ll leave
with a greater understanding of how each
of these townships contributes in its
own unique way to the Rainbow Nation. |
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R 440.00 |
Daily: AM - 08:15 - ±12:45
PM - 13:45 - ±18:00 |
Included – District Six Museum
(closed on Sundays)
Some of the venues may be closed
on public holidays, Saturdays
and Sundays.
Children from 2 – 12 years are
half price
Children from 0 – 2 years are
free.
We cannot guarantee the
availability and schedule of 3rd
party operators.
We reserve the right to utilize
the services of an alternative
service provider.
For Conditions of Charter please
contact Hylton Ross Touring.
Please note that we cannot
guarantee any specific animal
sightings or interaction with
animals as these animals are all
in their natural habitat and
wild. This also applies to any
product where we advertise
interaction with animals in
conservation projects.
Hylton Ross Touring reserves the
right to terminate tour services
if children are not behaving
properly or causing disturbance.
Entrance fees charged by third
party service providers may be
charged for children under 12
years.
Children under 8 years are only
permitted on game drives on a
private tour, and on certain
tours at the discretion of
Hylton Ross Touring and third
party service providers.
Passenger liability – R200mil
Prices valid until 31 October
2013. |
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Friendship & Fun!
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