Take a 40 minute ferry trip to this world renowned heritage site. The first part of the tour sees you get a bus trip around the island. The trip takes you around to places like Robert Sobukwe's former prison House. It also takes you to the blue Quarry where the political ex-prisoners used to labour as part of their imprisonment. Take a short 30 minute break which allows you to walk about as you stretch and grab a cup of coffee. Take amazing photos of the city of Cape Town and the iconic Table Mountain from this island. Proceed on your emotional tour as you visit the cell where Nelson Mandela spent 18 of his 27 years in jail. This is the climax of the tour as you are allowed to take photos of the cell up close. A visit to other cells is also enlightening, informative and very historical. This part of the tour is conducted by ex-political prisoners which means you get to learn from people who lived the experience. Ex- prison warders are also employed as tourist guides on this tour.

Visit these colourful houses which are a major attraction in the city of Cape Town. Take a walk on the cobbled streets and interact with the locals. Take many photos in this magical area where the houses are in different colours as an expression of freedom. Take a walk and see why this is a favourite film location. The views from the top facing the city of Cape Town are simply jaw dropping. Explore the local area including a the Mosques which are part of the heritage in this place. You can also visit the Bo-Kaap Museum for an in depth history of the coming of the Malay communities.

The first port of call on this interesting tour. Visit this Community centre and learn how to make pottery. Explore the wares on sale here that includes amazing sand products. Learn how to play the African drum as you take a 5 to 10 minute lesson. There are lot of top quality art and craft on sale by the locals who earn a living selling to travellers. Shop for amazing pottery which has extra ordinary designs to suit an occasion.

Take a walk in the townships and learn how the locals survive. Look out for the "smilies' - local delicacy and a well cooked head of a sheep. A walk in the streets here tells you how shipping containers have been converted into small shops, hair salons and even barber shops. Talk to the community and get a feel of how they perceive the current government against their socio-economic aspirations. Look out for the local kids playing in the streets and how welcoming they are each time they see travellers visiting their area. Visit a local African beer brewing facility and see how the locals spend their time. If you so wish, take a taste of the local opaque beer which is low on alcohol content.

Take a walk past this Police Station which serves the local communities. Take a walk in the oldest hostels which were build to accommodate male migrant workers from the Eastern Cape. There are stalls of art and craft also which is meant to support the local communities. Explore the vibrant township street full of life and exposes you to the spirit of entrepreneuriship. There is also a local creche where kids attend pre-school. A visit to this place show how much ill-equipped the township educational facilities are. But the kids do not bother about many things as they carry on business as usual.