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Through their heritage, tradition and culture you will learn more about the history of enslaved people and Political Exiles; and when it comes to food there are cooking classes and Fine Dining Bo-Kaap style savouring the tastes of Cape Malay fragrant meals and be sure to have entertainment with some Ghoema Music too.
Enjoy an ocean safari experience when out whale watching with the only licensed Whale and Dolphin watching operator in Hout Bay. Brent f Karbonkelberg Tourism is the local whale-watching guide and shares some really great info and details not just about the whales but other marine life and the area too.
Find out from someone who lived and grew up in Kalk Bay, about a way of life, where people lived together in harmony whilst the rest of the country lived apart.
A visit to the Malay Quarter Bo-Kaap with its colorful houses along with heritage sites, dating back to the 1700’s with the Auwal Mosque being the oldest in the city and country. Discover what these great ancestors’ stories are as well as the traditional wear and learning what a Kuffia is and also getting a taste of the music or melodious prayers are with some info about Retiep and the rich, spicy tasty food too.
Inspired by my two grandmothers, the business empowers women from the area. Come and enjoy delicious #CapeMalay cooking and tours in historical #BoKaap.
Explore the pristine Dwarsrivier Valley on a mountain bike and embark on a guided wine tasting tour. Cycle valley vineyards and stop at three wine farms to savor the beauty and taste the wine of this unique region.
The first and only black owned yacht charter businesses trading in the heart of South Africa’s top tourist destination, the V&A Waterfront, Cape Town.
Rashieda Ockards is that one caring community aunty that everyone greets and tends to pop in at, she is always giving something to nibble on and affectionately known by family, friends, and locals as Aunty Sieda. She has particularly become known for her donuts [a lighter less spicier version of the popular Cape Town Koesister
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.
Brent Thomas and his wife Donita a local traditional herbalist will take you on a hike, walking the footsteps of their forefathers and learning about the indigenous plants that grow in the mountains they live on and how they use it to make herbal remedies for their own use and the community they live in