Township Tours
Townships are a result of apartheid era ,when the South African government sought to segregate different races. People were moved to the outskirts of town,into communities known as townships.Townships were characterised by poor conditions ,overcrowding, and a lack of basic services.Townships are still to home to a large portion of Cape town’s population, and they continue to face challenges related to poverty,unemployment, and inequality.A township tour is an eye opening experience that allows visitors to gain insight into history and current realities of these communities.
Langa Township
Explore Langa Township and learn about its history;culture and daily life.Explore the vibrant streets;traditional homes and local business of this historical neighborhood.Attend a cultural performance,experience traditional dance;music and storytelling in Langas community and cultural centre. Explore the Langas craft market;browse a variety of homemade crafts;including textiles;jewellery and ceramic made by local artisans.Visit a traditional healer;a person who practises traditional medicine and spirituality; to treat physical;emotional and spiritual ailments.Visit a local shebeen and enjoy a traditional beer; this type of beer is brewed using traditional methods and ingridients. It is typically produced in small batches and is characterised by its unique flavour and cultural significance.
Khayelitsha
Khayelitsha is a township in Cape Town that gives visitors an opportunity to learn about the townships history;culture and way of life.Visit the lookout hill;this in an attraction in Khayelitsha;which offers panoramic views of the township and surrounding areas.Visit Iliso care society;this is a non profit organisation that offers support and care to children affected by HIV/AIDS;and visitors are welcome to visit and learn about the work they do.Visit Aces Kitchen;a popular restaurant in Khayelitsha that serve traditional South African cuisine.The restaurant is owned by Ace Magxaki;who started the business in 2009 with the aim of bringing the flavours of his childhood to the community.Aces kitchen is known for its welcoming and friendly atmosphere;the restaurant is a popular meeting place for locals and visitors;and it has been featured in several travel guides and food blogs.
From R2500 per person including:
Guga sthebe( Youth development centre)
Pass museum
Orphanage
Kinder garden
Hostels
Traditional beer house