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Khayelitsha Township
Khayelitsha Township

Khayelitsha Township Tours and Tickets

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Khayelitsha is thought to be not only the largest township in South Africa but also the fastest growing. Established in 1985 as part of an apartheid-era law—black residents were forcibly moved to the new township, sometimes violently—Khayelitsha is known today for its entrepreneurial spirit and social-development projects.

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Cape Agulhas, Hermanus Whale Watching, Penguins and Wine Tasting

Cape Agulhas, Hermanus Whale Watching, Penguins and Wine Tasting

Cape Agulhas full Private Day Trip, including all parks fees, with This you will definitely have an opportunity to Experience and enjoy once in lifetime to see the Two Oceans met while on a private tour. Visit Most Southern tip point of Africa and peer out into water where the two Oceans Met; Set one of your Foot on the Indian and the other one on the Atlantic Oceans, visit also Country's second oldest Lighthouse and The fish Trap, heritage site on the Agulhas National Park drive to Hermanus via Elim looking for Whales in season explore the Charming Village, lunch at the Fix Restaurant in Hermanus promenade on the cliffs possibility of viewing whales is 70 percent in Seasons June- November while Southern Right whales come give birth go for wine tasting or Stellenbosch if time Permitting visit Stoney Point, the Country's largest Colony of Penguins on Land drive on the most panoramic Coastal Route Clarence Drive/ R44 toward Cape town drop off to your Hotel
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  • 11 hours
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South Africa Cape Town. 3-days Attraction: Township & Cape Point & Wine Test

South Africa Cape Town. 3-days Attraction: Township & Cape Point & Wine Test

HIGHLIGHTS Experience the 114 curves and 9km drive of one of the world's most scenic and majestic drives - Chapman's Peak. Hop off at one of the many picnic spots where you can enjoy and take photographs of the breathtaking views of the rugged cliffs, the beaches, the ocean, whales and dolphins! See the spectacular sight of Cape Point's towering rock cliffs and the lighthouse, over 250 species of birdlife, baboons, bucks and the Cape Mountain Zebra. Explore the Cape of Good Hope, the most South-western point of Africa. Visit the Jackass penguin colony at Boulders Beach in Simon's Town. Observe their fascinating behaviours up close and dare to have a swim alongside them! (45 min) Visit one of the world's most beautiful gardens - the fascinating Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens. Fully immerse yourself in all that the garden has to offer - over 7000 species of plants, shady trails, panoramic views, picnic spots, sculptures and many more.
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  • 3 days
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Cape Town Return Transfer to Whale Watching Hermanus + Winery

Cape Town Return Transfer to Whale Watching Hermanus + Winery

This is a great booking with us as it combines several aspects of tourism in Cape Town. Travelers visit this peaceful town of Hermanus known to draw thousands of travelers from all over the world to see the biggest animal in the world the Whales. On their way to this place they can choose to use the coastal scenic drive The MaClaren drive - one of the most beautiful drives in the world. They also pass through the Penguin Colony at Betty's Bay where they can see the flightless birds. Travelers can also choose to pass by a Botanical Garden which is also a major attraction on the route. Finally after land based whale watching they can enjoy some of the best wines on offer in South Africa at the Benguela Cove Winery. The food served at the several restaurants at the horbour is amazing - this they do as they watch the gentle giants - the whales which grace the South African coast in winter.
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  • 8 hours
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