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Bo-Kaap with a Local in Cape Town with Snacks - 1 Hour
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Bo-Kaap with a Local in Cape Town with Snacks - 1 Hour

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1 hour
Starting time
Friday 11 September 2026
Language
English
Free cancellation until 10 Sept 2026.
R864R960Save 10%
2 adults × R432
All taxes and fees included

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Overview

This one-hour walking tour in Cape Town focuses on the Bo-Kaap neighborhood and is led by local guides who are descendants of slaves brought to the Cape by early Dutch settlers. The tour begins with a 15-minute introduction at 71 Wale Street, covering the history of Cape Town and Bo-Kaap. Afterward, the group spends about 20 minutes exploring Bo-Kaap itself, a colorful suburb located at the foot of Signal Hill known as the Birthplace of Islam in the Cape. The area has a complex history involving enslaved people, artisans, and political exiles from Africa, India, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, and Malaysia. The guides provide insights based on their personal connection and extensive knowledge. Snacks are included during the walk.

Highlights

One-hour walking tour in Cape Town
Introduction at 71 Wale Street about Cape Town and Bo-Kaap history
Visit the colorful Bo-Kaap suburb at Signal Hill's foot
Learn about Bo-Kaap's role as the Birthplace of Islam in the Cape
Guided by locals descended from early Cape slaves
Snacks included during the tour

What's included

Snacks

Itinerary

1

Introduction at 71 Wale Street

The tour starts here with a 15-minute overview of the history of Cape Town and the Bo-Kaap area.

15 min

2

Bo-kaap

This 20-minute visit explores Bo-Kaap, a colorful suburb located at the foot of Signal Hill in Cape Town. Known as the Birthplace of Islam in the Cape, it has a history tied to slavery and was home to enslaved people, artisans, and political exiles from Africa, India, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, and Malaysia.

20 min

Meeting point

The museum is directly opposite Rose Street Corner cafe shop. Please meet me in front of the museum and not inside the museum.

End point

The museum is directly opposite Rose Street Corner cafe shop. Please meet me in front of the museum and not inside the museum.

Languages

English (guide)

Cancellation policy

  • Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.

Additional info

1–15 travelers per booking
Mobile ticket
Reachable by public transport
Not advised for anyone with back or spinal problems
Not advised during pregnancy
Not advised for anyone with a heart condition
Suitable for all fitness levels
Total
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