Study the following images to answer the next questions. Identify the province where attraction A takes place. Describe the reason for the name of attraction B. Provide ONE other attraction to visit near attraction C. Indicate ONE type of tourist that would visit attraction D.

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3.1.5 A)
Robben Island is a former prison island in Table Bay, Western Cape, famous for holding political prisoners like Nelson Mandela during apartheid. It is now a museum and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

3.1.5 B)
The Cango Caves are a system of limestone caves in the Swartberg Mountains, Western Cape, known for their impressive stalactite and stalagmite formations.

3.1.6)
Two types of tourists interested in the Cape Wine Routes are:

1. Food and wine enthusiasts
2. Leisure tourists

3.2.1)
The province where attraction A (likely Chapman's Peak Drive) takes place is the Western Cape.

3.2.2)
Attraction B is likely the Swartberg Mountains. The name "Swartberg" means "Black Mountain" in Afrikaans, referring to the dark appearance of the mountains.

3.2.3)
One other attraction to visit near attraction C (Cango Caves) is Ostrich farms.

3.2.4)
One type of tourist that would visit attraction D (V&A Waterfront) is a leisure tourist.