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A Victoria and Alfred Waterfront Tour like you have never seen it before, join this tour to find out the early history of the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront to the Waterfront we all know and love today

On this tour we will explore the history of Cape from the very first arrivals of the European explorers meeting the first people of the Cape to do trade in the Table Bay harbour

To the stories of the shipwrecks that happened along the Cape and the Table Bay harbour

Until the orginal rocks beign been placed at the 17 September 1860 by His Royal Highness Prince Alfred, and see the important role that convinct labour had to play during the building of the first harbour in Table Bay as a safe place to anchor ship along the coast.

To the expansion of the basins during the Gold rush of South Africa and the first forcable removals that happened at the Cape.

Until the trade sactions been placed against South Africa during the years of Apartheid to the building of the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront as the most visited area in South Africa today.

This is really a time travel through the history of the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront and is a real must do for everyone

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