Robben Island Museum uses two of its own ferries which transport visitors and staff to the island, along with several private vessels if, and when, they are required. These ferries operate between Table bay harbour and Robben Island Museum on a daily basis to transport passengers and staff.

Cruise to the coast of Robben Island where Mandela was imprisoned for most of 17 years. This trip offers breathtaking views of Robben Island and also Cape Town and Table Mountain from the sea. We normally schedule 3 to 4 cruises per day, your choice, Power or Sail.

Jan 18, 2025 · At Robben Island, you can enjoy unforgettable tours that allow visitors to explore the island’s rich history and iconic landmarks. The Robben Island Ferry provides regular scheduled trips, ensuring convenient access to this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

3 days ago · Robben Island Boat Trip and Hotel Pick-Up. This is the standard Robben Island ferry and tour of the museum, with the luxury of a hotel pick-up included. Enjoy a sea-breezing boat trip to the island on a dedicated ferry before exploring the history that is dictated on the island.

Robben Island is also a home to over 20 mammals and 130 different bird species including the 3rd largest colony of African Penguins. A short coach transfer will take you to the ferry terminal at the Nelson Mandela Gateway, where you embark the ferry across Table Bay to the Island.

Madib1Charters’s Robben Island Scenic cruise explores an important part of South Africa’s history. Leave the V&A Waterfront, passing by Green Point and Cape Town cityscape, routing towards Robben Island for a close view of the buildings and prison where Nelson Mandela was incarcerated. we get you closer to the island, give you a cruise all ...

Discover the rich history of South Africa on an unforgettable journey to Robben Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site that played a pivotal role in the country's fight for freedom. Begin your adventure at the iconic Nelson Mandela Gateway in …

• Explore infamous Robben Island, once the prison that held Nelson Mandela and today a UNESCO World Heritage site. • Tour the island by coach, passing a shipwreck, a Muslim shrine and a former leper colony.

Set sail on a historic cruise to Robben Island, a unique symbol of “the triumph of the human spirit over adversity, suffering, and injustice” with a multi-layered history. Then Discover the multicultural side of Cape Town and interact with the locals.