Aunty Nita’s specializes in tours in the “Coloured” areas of the Cape Flats. We visit the Forgotten Heroes in Athlone which focuses on the role of the youth of the Cape Flats in our Liberation Struggle. We also do an Unsung Heroes tour into Hanover Park, where we strive to change the narrative about life on the Cape Flats, by sharing about the positive stories and role models that are coming out of this area.
Since I cut my teeth as a Tourist Guide doing Walking Tours in the Mother City, this is still a favourite pastime. I do 90-minute free walking tours from African Gems and Minerals, on Green Market Square, on request. Contact me for Bespoke Private Walking Tours of the Mother City tailored specifically to your preference.
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Operating times and days: Every day, all day! Whenever you’d love to go on tour!!!

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Brent Thomas and his family have carried on some of their traditional way of life by living off and in nature. As a family they have regular walks in the mountain and on the beach and within season and with their permits they would forage and collect what they need as part of their lifestyle. Passed on through the generations of the indigenous people as their forefathers, you get to have a taste and live a bit in the past.