Top Gauteng Tuk Tuk Tours

Johannesburg Tuk tuk tour explore Johannesburg in style, cover more of the city's iconic landmarks and meet its people on our Tuk tuk experience. ​ The tour covers the whole of Johannesburg's CBD some key landmarks you visit will be: ​ - Braamfontein - Newtown - Marshalltown - Jewel city - Maboneng

The Tuk Tuk tour showcases the street culture, Art, history and landscape of Soweto. Places of interest will include but not limited to: Vilakazi Street that housed the only two Noble Peace Price laureates Mandela Museum Hector Peterson Museum Elias Motsoaledi Informal Settlement Soweto Towers and Chaf Pozi We are the only Tour Company that offers an experience of Soweto using ATV (Quad Bikes) and the only 6 seater Tuk Tuk that can accommodate families and friends. our minimum capacity is two people and maximum we can accommodate is over 50 individuals

This tuk-tuk township tour of Soweto is a great way to travel in style. Accessing more ground, meeting the locals and visiting many of Soweto's highlights with a local guide! Start your exciting tour in the heart of Soweto, Orlando West a vibrant tourist destination and discover the establishment of the township from 1886 and share the history of South Africa and Johannesburg at Large. Visiting the iconic Mandela House, and Archbishop Desmond Tutu House on Vilakazi Street whilst exploring the contribution to apartheid's downfall in South Africa. We also discover different neighbourhood of Soweto with the likes of Orlando East the first formal houses of Soweto, and its challenges by visiting an informal settlement. A visit to a former Women's hostel, and Mama Lilian Ngoyi's family home, an anti-apartheid activist. Hector Pietersen Museum where the Soweto uprising transpired, one of the turning points of apartheid. and finally getting a taste of our famous local sandwich (KOTA)

Explore a Soweto Guided cultural experience on a bicycle and an optional guided walking tour in a Shantytown. This tour offers a wide variety of entertainment for both young and old. Cycle on Vilakazi Street, once home to two Noble Prize winners the late Nelson Mandela and late Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Experience welcoming traditional dances on this street. Visit the Hector Peterson Museum and Mandela House. Experience the rich cultural heritage of South Africa's townships on this tour. Meet friendly locals, learn about the vibrant history, and immerse yourself in the colorful atmosphere of these fascinating communities. Lunch at the Boma & Outdoor Restaurant at the Backpacker’s Lodge is a unique cultural experience. Stews, known as “potjie” in Afrikaans, and curries are prepared on a fire and served with traditional steamed bread. An alternative to bread is “pap” or maize porridge buffet served with various stews, a traditional barbeque, referred to as a “braai”, and side salads

Soweto is a bustling city on the outskirts of Johannesburg that is rich in history and home to almost 2 million inhabitants. Famously home to two Nobel Peace Prize winners, the great Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu, it was the epicenter of the struggle for freedom and equality in the apartheid era. A tour of Soweto is an opportunity to learn about South Africa’s turbulent past and have a look into its exciting future. The 2-hour Soweto Tuk-Tuk cultural tour is led by a knowledgeable guide and you’re taken many of the historic sites of the city. Lunch at the Boma & Outdoor Restaurant at Backpacker’s Lodge in Soweto. Time permitting, the adrenaline junkies have the option of bungee jumping off Orlando Towers. A buffet can be booked with the Tuk-Tuk tour at an additional R 135 per person.

This tour is for history & Culture lovers, the experience focuses on the past, present and future impact Apartheid as had and will have on South Africa in years to come. On these two we cover both Johannesburg city center & Soweto, the tour is a two-part tour covering the topics relevant to Apartheid and how the system was designed. We start with the impact the discovery of gold had on this city where we visit the mining headquarters of South african where it all started. Part two we shoot to Soweto to understand how the system was designed to keep the majority of people oppressed while in Soweto we will be visiting Nelson Mandela's home too. The experience is designed to give guests a clear understanding of how apartheid worked and how some of the systems a still affecting us today, on this full-day excursion you will get a chance to understand clearly how it all unfolded.

A day tour of Soweto township offers you the chance to experience the heart and soul of a busy city within a city. Learn the history culture and the vibrant lifestyle of Soweto. Soweto was created in the 1930s, with Orlando the first township established. In the 1950s, more black people were relocated there from black spots in the inner city- black neighbourhoods which the apartheid government had reserved for whites. Soweto's growth was phenomenal - but unplanned.

Discover the rich and nuanced art landscape of Soweto, a diverse African township, through this pioneering tour. Designed for culturally curious travellers, it goes beyond conventional sightseeing, providing exclusive access to artist studios, galleries, and significant heritage locations. Immerse yourself in Soweto's vibrant art scene with an in-depth art tour. Gain first-hand access to artists in their studios, explore galleries and art centres, discover significant monuments, and connect directly with the local community. Along our journey through Soweto, we pause at the monumental residences of its cultural legends and admire significant murals, perfect for capturing memorable photographs. You're not just going to see Soweto; you're going to be in Soweto, experiencing its energy from within!