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The 'Absolutely Fabulous' way to explore Cape Town by Bronwen E. Roberts
Helicopter Heroics
Up...Up...and Away...
Mountain Biking Mania
Eagle's Eye - Tandem Paragliding
Other Cape Town attractions
to investigate:
Culture Adventures of
Africa
Communal drumming has been an integral part of African life for thousands of years as a means of celebrating life, love and unity. A guaranteed stress-buster, modern-day drumming is a great way to let loose, have fun and invigorate your mind. Rhythm is a universal language, and drumming creates a unity that transcends the barriers of culture, gender, age, religion, and hierarchy. Join the euphoria of playing in a drum circle and create music lead by trained facilitators. Soon you and your companions will be weaving a pattern of sound as your hands pound the skins. Discover real African Roots! Afterwards, quench your thirst with umqomboti beer and sit down to a real African feast with the background sounds of a Marimba Band. Later in the evening traditional Gold Miners set your feet stomping with their Gumboot Dancing. Marimba in the Township
You will be inspired by the enthusiasm and natural rhythm of a young marimba band at play (marimba means 'wood that sings'), and when it's your turn, enjoy personalized instruction from a teacher. You can visit an art centre and gain insight into the history and culture of the Xhosa people. Relax and enjoy a traditional lunch in an unusual township restaurant, where you can experience lively interaction with local people. You could complete your day with something you've never done before! Participate in a workshop offered by a community project showcasing local art and craft using wire, tin, beads and metal - all imbued with the spirit of Africa.
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