Explorer Cycling Bike Township Community Tour

Name: Explorer Cycling Bike Township Community Tour
Brand: Viator
Price: 60 USD
Availability: InStock

4 hoursGerman, EnglishBook 12 hours aheadSwakopmund, Namibia

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$60

Experience life in one of Mondesa township on a private two-wheel tour. Join a local guide on a bicycling excursion though the community, which began as an informal settlement during the years of apartheid in 1960s. As you go you'll interact with residents, learn about the township's cultural background and even interact with area children at a daycare center. The tour also includes a visit to a local family home while enjoying a breathtaking lunch or dinner Bicycle tour of Mondesa Township Explore one of the city's township communities on two wheels and interact with locals, including children at an area daycare Learn about the area, its history and culture from a local and knowledgable guide Includes lunch and convenient ,

Included

Bottled water
Lunch
Dinner
Beverages / water
Food tasting
2-course lunch or dinner

Not included

Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)

What you'll do

Swakopmund Museum
Strand Street, Swakopmund, Namibia
Through this township cultural tour experience you will be introduced to the locals and learn about the different Namibian cultures. Touring with your private guide is like being a guest in the neighbourhood. Visit the guide's friends in their homes and shacks, hear their stories, and see their businesses. Hear the traditional Damara clicking language and smell the sidewalk barbecues - even have a taste if you'd like. Your guide wants to share with you a slice of life in the townships of Mondesa, so you have a real authentic Namibian experience. The tour will include a meal, usually a barbecue or a normal set-up of local traditional food with a local family. The daily tours include a visit to the women's day project. On Sundays, the tour includes a visit to a Church with prior arrangement. Most guests come away feeling positive and inspired. These tours are not about poverty - yes, you will see signs of poverty, but rather the tours are about people and how they are lifting themselves out of their poverty. They are positive, resilient, hopeful people who are friendly, welcoming and proud of their culture and history.