Your journey begins at the aptly named Meeting Point restaurant, where you’ll rendezvous with fellow food enthusiasts and our knowledgeable tour guide. We kick off the day with a refreshing local beer or a glass of wine, setting the tone for an exceptional culinary adventure. Indulge in a traditional meal featuring tantalizing beef stew and vegetable curry—delicately infused with aromatic, sweet Asian flavours. Complementing these delectable dishes are African staples like maize meal pap, adding authenticity to your culinary experience. We make a stop at Madam Taitou. Be enticed by the fragrant spices that welcome you at the door, and step into an African-inspired interior that will captivate your senses. Prepare your taste buds as we venture to The Secret Gin Bar to enjoy a local craft gin tasting complemented with some sweet and savoury local treats—a tantalizing cherry atop your gastronomic quest. We end at Openwine on Wale Street, where you’ll taste rare and unique local wines.

Meet your Qualified Tour Guide in the heart of the City and explore Cape Town on this Half Day Walking city Tour and African Food Experience. On this tour you will learn more about the history and culture of South Africa and see important historical monuments and buildings. You will also get to walk and stop for photos in the Bo-Kaap, with in a small group tour with personal guided interaction. The tour culminates at AfroDeli Eatery in Long Street where you will taste authentic African cuisine. This is a wonderful way to experience the vibrance of the Mother City Cape Town.

Travelers should book this tour so that they can get an insight of the City of Cape Town. The history, culture, day to day experiences and expectations are all captured in this tour. It also opens up to the travelers ultimately giving the reason why it is a multi award winning global city. There is no better way to learn about the socio-econmic values and the hospitality of South Africans than going on this tour. Visiting the museums, parks, historical buildings, monuments and major Govenrment buildings like the Parliament of South Africa opens up your thinking. Coming face to face with the vibed up arears like Long street which does not go to sleep tells of the social life in Cape Town.