"Robben Island: A Window into South Africa's History and Natural Beauty" Table Mountain viewed from Robben Island offers a breathtaking backdrop to the island's rich history. Once home to the infamous Robben Island Prison, this UNESCO World Heritage Site stands as a testament to the resilience of those who fought against apartheid. Engravings depict scenes on Robben Island, including the Colonial Government Asylum for Lepers. The Reverend A R M Wilshere played a pivotal role in providing solace and support to those confined within its walls. Notes in a Lunatic Asylum at Capetown showcase the challenges faced by individuals seeking mental health care during that era. The Queen's compassion is evident through an engraving showcasing her gift - Her Majesty's portrait - presented to the lepers of Robben Island. This gesture highlights not only their isolation but also their connection with society. The Alfred Docks stand as a symbol of Cape Town's bustling harbor, connecting it with distant lands and cultures. From here, visitors embark on an unforgettable journey across Table Bay towards Robben Island. As one steps foot onto this historic island they can greeted by panoramic views of Cape Town – Table Mountain, Lions Head, and Devils Peak bathed in evening light create an awe-inspiring sight. Bloubergstrand beach stretches along Table Bay while the vast Atlantic Ocean beckons explorers further beyond. Robben Island encapsulates both tragedy and triumph; it serves as a reminder of South Africa's turbulent past while offering hope for reconciliation and unity. Today, it stands not only as an important historical site but also as a testament to humanity’s ability to overcome adversity.