For the time being they’re only offering private tours. The tour is normally done using a shuttle but they’re now offering the tour on bicycles, which is a new, Covid-friendly option.
The first stop of the tour is the GreenHouse Project in Joubert Park, a hub of environmental sustainability where they grow organic food and herbs, provide a space for recyclers to work and offer environmental education and"green" school tours. Next, the tour explores Victoria Yards in Lorentzville. Here, you can walk through the flourishing gardens and learn about their plans of extending the food gardens into the surrounding community. The third stop on the tour is Bertrams Inner City Farm where Refiloe Molefe has been growing food to feed the community for the past 17 years. Deciding to tackle the problem of hunger head-on, Molefe converted a bowling green into the farm that now feeds 1,400 people a day.
One can end off the tour with a home-cooked meal from the kitchen of chef Nonhlanhla Godole, who shows you how to cook with the organic produce you might have picked up along the way. After retiring as a pharmacist in 2019 to follow her calling of becoming a healer, Godole now lives out her passions of food and cooking.
You can choose to skip the meal and opt for a cheaper tour but this is really the cherry on top as one leaves feeling happy, healthy and satisfied in every sense.
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