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Contact: 083 527 6214 / 084 938 2304
Email: mvuyisimbono@yahoo.com
M and L Khwela Ride is a unique horse cart ridein Khayelitsha.
An unforgettable guided tour on a historical horse cart,
experiencethe main interest points in Khayelitsha.
As community initiative, we offer our clients quality
cultural tours that provide an unforgettable experience.
This “experience”includes aride in a township
and at the same timean environment to see and learn skills
(e.g. art and craft, weaving, beadwork, etc.)
learn about different cultures and to import skills to the community.
M and Khwela Ride – 1 hour 30 min Roundtrip tour on horse ride
(group of up to 4pax at the moment but will be able to go up to 10pax in
September}.
Take a ride with our special selectedhorses.
Accompanied by an accredited guide, will take you on a cultural
roundtrip troughKhayelitsha; a vibrant township near Cape Town.
The 1hour30min Roundtrip starts from the Lookout Hill Tourist
Attractionand includes a visit to:
Lookout Hill Craft Centre – a contemporary craft centre
providing visitors the opportunity to browse various little
craft studios, curio shops and a restaurant serving local
specialities.
The sangoma (traditional healer); Visitors meet the Sangoma;
he will give interesting instructions and demonstrations
on Sangoma healing.
Umqombothi House: a short visit to this traditional house
for a traditional brew of beer; a fascinating experience
offering visitors an opportunity to experience how to
prepare Umqombothi.
The locals invite you to taste the beer with them.
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This roundtrip can be booked as part of atailormadetownship tour.
Please inquire about the possibilities; you can combine different
projects of your choice. Minimum of 2 people is required.
M and L Khwela Ride is a community initiative undertaken by
Loyiso with some input from friends and the community with the
aim of starting up a Horse Cart Ride based in a township.
This has been precipitated by the Executive Summary major
research (DEAAT.2002) that was conducted to establish tourism
areas (TDA’s), where the regional government of the
Western Cape must focus their efforts.
This summary is in line with the national levels of planning,
which has legislated policies of Local Economic Development (LED).
Effectively, this policy, in terms of tourism, is a pro-poor strategy.
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Leon is a born and bred Capetonian, having a deep affinity for the wonders 
