Today we will have a better understanding of Cape Town through the visit to the places of interest like the impressive Castle of Good Hope and Cape Town City Hall. Then we will stop over at St. George's Cathedral and go to the cultural center Bo-kaap, also called Cape Malay quarter, via lush Company Gardens. Next, go sightseeing the top of the world - Table Mountain which is also named as God's Dinning Table. Reputed as one of the World's Seven Natural wonders, it has been the landmark of the city. If weather permits, we will take the cable car to its peak (at your own expense).
Afterwards, we will proceed to Robben Island by ferry to see the most notorious jail in the past in South Africa. The first black president and the father of the country Nelson Mandela were prisoned there for 18 years. Used to be the political offender or the guard of the jail, the guides there will explain its history from their own perspectives and memories.
Tips: Robben Island requires visitors to provide identifications when purchasing the ticket and boarding the ferry. So you need to take any one of the identification documents like passport, birth certificate, or driving license. The copies are accepted.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Radisson Hotel Cape Town Foreshore (4 stars)