Full-Day Heritage, Faith & Cape Flats Community Tour

Make a Child Smile Today offers a powerful cultural immersion into Cape Town’s Coloured heritage, exploring Islamic and Christian roots, slavery, forced removals, and modern community life. Guests enjoy a traditional Cape Malay lunch and participate in meaningful community upliftment through direct food distribution. Manenberg was established by the apartheid government as a relocation area for Coloured families forcibly removed from District Six, Bo-Kaap, Claremont, Simon’s Town, Woodstock, Salt River, and Wynberg. More than its challenges, Manenberg is defined by its resilience, rich cultural identity, and community spirit. The tour includes visits to Bo-Kaap, the Auwal Masjid, the Slave Lodge, and the Sendinggestig Church, South Africa’s oldest indigenous mission church. Built in 1804, it served as a spiritual centre for enslaved people and their descendants. Every booking directly supports underprivileged families through community upliftment projects. SAFETY MEASURES IN PLACE!

Every booking contributes directly to community upliftment projects and supports underprivileged families in Manenberg and surrounding communities.

Base Price: R2,500 p/p

Promotional Price: R2,100 p/p (valid for the next month)