South Africa | Güney Afrika

See how apartheid has shaped Johannesburg. Visit the Apartheid Museum and Soweto, the oldest township in Africa. You can visit Vilakazi Street, where two Nobel prize-winners lived. You can also visit Nelson Mandela’s and Esmond Tutu’s homes. Visit the Hector Pieterson Museum and learn about the student icon behind the struggle. See the king of the jungle up close at the Lion Park!

You will visit the Muslim community in Johannesburg and pray at some of the local mosques. In South Africa’s Mother City, you will visit amazing places and learn about the first Muslims to arrive in South Africa. Local tour guides will show you the Cape Malay Muslim community in Bo Kaap and District Six. You will also visit the first mosque in South Africa, built over 200 years ago. See the murals for the Palestinian people. We will also see monuments from the Ottoman Empire. Mr. Ebu Bekir Effendi was the first Ottoman person to create a stable Muslim identity for local Muslims.

You will also visit the Cape Peninsula, the very tip of the continent of Africa, as well as the scenic towns of Hout Bay and Simonstown. Visit a penguin reserve and see the penguins in their natural habitat. A tour of this city is incomplete without climbing Table Mountain and visiting Kirstenbosch Gardens. Look through the cell where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned on Robben Island.

Im Preis ist ein Doppel- oder Zweibettzimmer enthalten. Familien und Freunde können, wenn verfügbar, auch ein Dreibettzimmer nutzen. Alleinreisende werden, sofern verfügbar, mit anderen alleinreisenden Personen gleichen Geschlechts in einem Zimmer untergebracht. Falls dies nicht möglich ist, muss ein Einzelzimmer gebucht werden.