Cape Town Responsible Tours and Activities

Experience a facet of Cape Town which is revealed to very few tourists. This intimate interactive tour will expose you to some of Cape Town's multi-cultural life - see how our spirit of Kanalah, Ubunthu and reconciliation is being played out by Capetonians.

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This project is situated in a small village where poverty and social problems are high and these factors negatively influence the development of young children in this area. [more info]

Here you will have the rewarding opportunity of being able to touch these animals and care for them with love and respect. The volunteers are also involved with the care of the cheetah cubs. [more info]

White Shark Projects is a world leader in its field. The organisation focuses on the Great White Shark and is involved in conservation, education, diving and filming these amazing creatures of the ocean.

 

 

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Allow us to host you in Khayelitsha Township, meaning ''new home''. Khayelitsha is situated on the outskirts of Cape Town. You'll spend the night in 2 seperate townships, each offering you a different perspective on township life.

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If you have a passion for lions then get involved here. This project is a sanctuary for captive-born predators. This haven for lions provides these animals in distress with wonderful care and they are kept safe and free from abuse and persecution. [more info]

There's no better way to experience the winelands than on a bicycle! This tour includes a train ride from Cape Town'' city centre - a relaxed 14-20 km cycle broken into manageable chunks by frequent wine tasting and a lunch stop. This is "slow tourism" at its best.

 

 

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Having grown up in a township themselves, it would be hard find more knowledgable or qualified guides. Not only can they let you in on some of the local history, but they can also give you an insight into the various cultural and social dynamics in play.

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This project is situated in Plettenberg Bay and is the world`s first sanctuary where multi-species primates are free roaming. This sanctuary consists of a 12 hectares indigenous forest environment which houses over 300 primates. [more info]

This project has a social responsibility to empower young people from disadvantaged communities in the Cape area in surfing and life skills.

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