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MelaninTravelsMagic

9 Reviews

Member since Feb 21, 2025
  • Home Airport: London Heathrow
  • Address: , London, UK

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We are Melanin Travels Magic, a 3X award winning online travel agency specialised in Cultural and leisure experiences in black nations for the black diaspora.

We can help you finding amazing Travel experiences in Africa, Caribbean & Europe from our great local partners.

We are based in between London, UK & Paris , France.

We were founded in 2021, and have served over 250+ Customers, helping them travel over 15 destinations.
We are a Black diaspora Travel Expert.
Our chore mission is to help you explore the richness of African destinations through amazing experiences differently.
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Groove Ekasi : A fun Sunday out in Khayelitsha + Wine Tasting

The Spade Boutique Hotel & Spa, Alfred Nzo Street, Mandela Park, Cape Town, South Africa

2025-09-26 16:06:39
3 Reviews
from $115.00
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🥁 Drumming Session in Lockdown

South Africa

2025-09-26 16:06:39
No Review
from $36.00
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Welcome to My City – City Tour in Maseru – Explore Lesotho Magic

Maseru Mall, Maseru, Lesotho

2025-09-26 16:06:39
No Review
from $25.00
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Khayelitsha Township walking experience (Cape Town Suburbs)

The Spade Boutique Hotel & Spa, Alfred Nzo Street, Mandela Park, Cape Town, South Africa

2025-09-26 16:06:39
2 Reviews
from $105.00
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Coastline Seafood Tour – Cape Town

Cape Town, South Africa

2025-09-26 16:06:39
No Review
from $150.00
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Cape Malay Food Tour – Rylands Estate Cape Town

Iziko Bo-Kaap Museum, Wale Street, Schotsche Kloof, Cape Town, South Africa

2025-09-26 16:06:39
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from $130.00

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Location

4.9/5

Service

5.0/5
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MelaninTravelsMagic
08/23/2025

MUST DO WHEN VISITING CAPETOWN SOUTH AFRICA

THIS WAS ONE OF THE BEST EXPERIENCES I had when visiting South Africa. It is so incredibly important to support the communities in Cape Flats who are still afflicted by economic apartheid ongoing in South Africa, especially in Cape Town. If you are visiting it is ESPECIALLY important that you go to the townships and use your money to support businesses like this one , that are run by local people on the Cape Flats townships, telling their own histories and their own stories in an incredibly powerful way that supports their culture, growth, and larger community. Our guide Ayande was incredible and we got to see a lot of Khayelitsha while stopping by beautiful local businesses and social entrepreneurship hotspots to support and learn from this stunning community. THIS IS A MUST DO TOUR IF YOU ARE VISITING SOUTH AFRICA.
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MelaninTravelsMagic
08/23/2025

Unforgettable Experience

We had a really informative, respectful, and sensitive experience on the walking tour in Khayelitsha with the team. They are different, attentive, and professional throughout the process. The team cares about presenting the community where they live with a lot of respect for the history and the people who live there. The tour was a unique opportunity to see the reality of Khayelitsha up close, guided by people who truly understand and respect the place. The attention to detail and care at every step of the tour made all the difference. I highly recommend this experience to anyone looking for an authentic and enriching perspective.
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MelaninTravelsMagic
08/23/2025

Do a cycle tour with these guys

So enjoyed the Khalitscha cycle tour. Fabulous guides - informative, flexible, kind and inspiring. They really made it for me. Such super energy and outlook. This was a family friendly experience.
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MelaninTravelsMagic
08/23/2025

Why You Should Go On a Food Tour to Langa

Langa is a community inviting you to learn, taste, and engage with its deep-rooted culture. From the entrepreneurial spirit of places like Eziko and Waya Rostile to the unmissable flavours of grilled meats and homebrewed ginger beer, every stop along the way offered a glimpse into a resilient, creative, and welcoming township. Many people come to Lanaga on walking tours, but Phumelele said that they come to see the charity buildings, take some photographs and then leave. They don’t engage or immerse themselves with the local community. A food tour in Langa is more than just a tourist tick box—it’s a chance to connect with the people behind the food, support local businesses, and witness the innovative ways Langa’s residents are shaping their own narrative. And also, the food is just brilliant! If you find yourself in Cape Town, make sure to set aside half a day to explore Langa; you’ll leave with a full stomach, a warm heart, and memories you’ll savour long after you’ve left.
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