Rasta Caves, Villages & Traditional Dance - Full Day Tour from Durban

Come on this tour for a unique opportunity to engage with the natives and learn more about their daily practices, from religion to cuisine. We'll visit a rural homestead where I'll show you the cultural differences between the men and women chores. We'll also approach a local chief house and even a nineteenth century girls school founded by the American Board of Missionaries, of whom I'll tell you about. Besides this, you'll have the rare chance to attend a traditional ceremony, taste authentic food and experience life in caves. The people who live in Durban's Rasta Caves mainly rely on homegrown vegetables & herbs, and you'll be a firsthand witness to it.

-The tour will start with a morning pick-up from your hotel from where we'll depart to Inanda village. -Approximately 30 mins later we'll be visiting the Ohlange Museum, where I'll tell you about when Nelson Mandela voted there. -We'll continue exploring the village by visiting the Inanda Seminary, a girls-only African Boarding School that dates back to the 1870s. -Next, we'll step inside the Rasta Caves in Umzinyathi, where we'll engage with the inhabitants. -Afterwards, we'll head to a rural village in the Emaphephetheni area. -On arrival, we'll visit the local chief or herd man's house and greet him, so we can then proceed to visit an adjacent homestead. -We could then step inside the cows & goats kraal. -Next, you'll get to taste traditional food either from a shisanyama or at a local restaurant. -What follows will be a visit to another homestead where you'll see local artisans making crafts and beads. -At last, we'll attend a traditional dance show, before dropping you off in your hotel.