Tours

We offer guided guided fun and educational experience of the township culture. Where our guests get to visit homes and interact with the residents of the community.

Walking tour

Together we walk through Langa and take a look at the different facets of the township. We will pass by our small stores for daily needs, visit a kindergarten depending on the time of day and take a look at the different socio-economic areas. You will have the opportunity to come into contact with the residents and gain an impression of our daily lives.

Duration: approx. 2 hours

Price: ZAR 500 p.P.

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Cycling tour

We cycle together through the township and get to know Langa. The route and content are similar to the description for the walking tour.

Please note that we can only provide bicycles for adults or teenagers, unfortunately we do not have bicycles for children.

Duration: approx. 3 hours

Price: ZAR 600 p.P.

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Cooking class

After an informative cultural walking experience (see the description of the walking tour) you’ll be hosted in a private home by one of the locals. Where you’ll learn how to prepare our traditional dishes.

If you have any food allergies, please let me know in advance.

Duration: approx. 3 hours

Price: ZAR 800 p.P.

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Good to know / FAQ

What is a township?
Refes to an under-developed, racially segregated area, from the late 19th century until the end of apartheid, were reserved for non-whites, namely Black Africans, Coloureds and Indians. Townships were usually built on the outside of towns and cities.

Where is Langa township?
Langa township is just a 15 minute drive from the CBD, located on the N2 heading out of Cape Town. Take exit 12 and you arrive right in Langa.

What to bring and wear?
One can bring camera or phone to take photos, water and wear comfortable clothes and shoes to walk.

When was Langa township established?
Langa township was established in 1923, making it the oldest in Cape Town. Originally it was just men living here in dormitory style hostels, coming into the cities to work in mines, construction companies, factories and at the harbour.

Who will be my guide?
Zuzie Tours has given local guides the opportunity of employment within their community. Our tours are led by registered tour guides from the township.

Is it possible to be picked up?
We are happy to pick you up at your hotel or vacation home. For this service we charge a fee of ZAR 200 per person.

Where do we meet?
We will meet in front of the Guga S'thebe Cultural Center (Address: Washington St, Langa, 7455 Cape Town) where you can also park your car for free.

Are we allowed to take pictures?
Taking photos is of public spaces and buildings is allowed. However taking photos of the locals one need to ask for permission.

What will we do or see township tour?
Our guests will be shown all the various types of housing, as well as local businesses. Inside food produce stores, different food stuffs and the prices, and also how they would be prepared into various typical dishes.

Can we customize the tour?
Of course! On a private tour, I can adapt to your wishes and focus on the topics (e.g. education, cultural institutions, orphanage, local stores, street art) that you are particularly interested in.

What do the locals think of tourist coming Langa?
They’re welcoming because they know that you’re coming to learn about life in the township, know that they benefit from these tours.

Tours

Walking tour

Cycling tour

Cooking class

Good to know / FAQ

What is a township?Refes to an under-developed, racially segregated area, from the late 19th century until the end of apartheid, were reserved for non-whites, namely Black Africans, Coloureds and Indians. Townships were usually built on the outside of towns and cities.

Where is Langa township?Langa township is just a 15 minute drive from the CBD, located on the N2 heading out of Cape Town. Take exit 12 and you arrive right in Langa.

What to bring and wear?One can bring camera or phone to take photos, water and wear comfortable clothes and shoes to walk.

When was Langa township established?Langa township was established in 1923, making it the oldest in Cape Town. Originally it was just men living here in dormitory style hostels, coming into the cities to work in mines, construction companies, factories and at the harbour.

Who will be my guide?Zuzie Tours has given local guides the opportunity of employment within their community. Our tours are led by registered tour guides from the township.

Is it possible to be picked up?We are happy to pick you up at your hotel or vacation home. For this service we charge a fee of ZAR 200 per person.

Where do we meet?We will meet in front of the Guga S'thebe Cultural Center (Address: Washington St, Langa, 7455 Cape Town) where you can also park your car for free.

Are we allowed to take pictures?Taking photos is of public spaces and buildings is allowed. However taking photos of the locals one need to ask for permission.

What will we do or see township tour? Our guests will be shown all the various types of housing, as well as local businesses. Inside food produce stores, different food stuffs and the prices, and also how they would be prepared into various typical dishes.

Can we customize the tour?Of course! On a private tour, I can adapt to your wishes and focus on the topics (e.g. education, cultural institutions, orphanage, local stores, street art) that you are particularly interested in.

What do the locals think of tourist coming Langa?They’re welcoming because they know that you’re coming to learn about life in the township, know that they benefit from these tours.

What is a township?
Refes to an under-developed, racially segregated area, from the late 19th century until the end of apartheid, were reserved for non-whites, namely Black Africans, Coloureds and Indians. Townships were usually built on the outside of towns and cities.

Where is Langa township?
Langa township is just a 15 minute drive from the CBD, located on the N2 heading out of Cape Town. Take exit 12 and you arrive right in Langa.

What to bring and wear?
One can bring camera or phone to take photos, water and wear comfortable clothes and shoes to walk.

When was Langa township established?
Langa township was established in 1923, making it the oldest in Cape Town. Originally it was just men living here in dormitory style hostels, coming into the cities to work in mines, construction companies, factories and at the harbour.

Who will be my guide?
Zuzie Tours has given local guides the opportunity of employment within their community. Our tours are led by registered tour guides from the township.

Is it possible to be picked up?
We are happy to pick you up at your hotel or vacation home. For this service we charge a fee of ZAR 200 per person.

Where do we meet?
We will meet in front of the Guga S'thebe Cultural Center (Address: Washington St, Langa, 7455 Cape Town) where you can also park your car for free.

Are we allowed to take pictures?
Taking photos is of public spaces and buildings is allowed. However taking photos of the locals one need to ask for permission.

What will we do or see township tour?
Our guests will be shown all the various types of housing, as well as local businesses. Inside food produce stores, different food stuffs and the prices, and also how they would be prepared into various typical dishes.

Can we customize the tour?
Of course! On a private tour, I can adapt to your wishes and focus on the topics (e.g. education, cultural institutions, orphanage, local stores, street art) that you are particularly interested in.

What do the locals think of tourist coming Langa?
They’re welcoming because they know that you’re coming to learn about life in the township, know that they benefit from these tours.