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Take a deep dive into the history of humankind, then learn about lions' biology and behavior on this multi-stop tour from Johannesburg including the Cradle of Humankind and the Lion Park. Logistically, this multi-stop day tour would be a hassle to arrange on your own, but this organized adventure takes care of all the details in advance. Listen to engaging commentary from your guide on the history of both humans and animals in South Africa as you visit both sites, letting you get the most out of your experience.

The tour will give you an in depth look into South African History and How Democracy was finally achieved for all of our people. Nelson Mandela Foundation. (Week Days Only) Here you get to see the amazing achievements that Nelson Mandela has done for the under privileged and as you stand in his office you can still feel his presence. Drive through down town city to the Apartheid Museum and witnessing the tragic past of the apartheid era. We then drive you past Soccer City where the opening and closing soccer games were held during the 2010 world cup and onto Soweto. Hear you will get the opportunity to be guided on foot through one of the oldest Shanty Town in Soweto called Kliptown to witness just how some people are forced to live and survive. We then stop for lunch and after take a leisurely stroll down Vilakazi Street where Nelson Mandela and Bishop Desmond Tutu lived visiting numerous stalls on the way where you get the chance to buy something typical African to take home.

Combine views of Johannesburg with the museums of Soweto on this half-day private tour. Enjoy panoramic views over Johannesburg from Carlton Tower, the second tallest building in South Africa. Afterwards, visit the Mandela House and Hector Pieterson Museum and Memorial in Soweto, South Africa’s most famous township. Includes pickup and all entrance fees.

Get an essential introduction to recent South African history on this guided tour to the township of Soweto. Learn about how the township's experiences during the Apartheid era. Visit Mandela House, Hector Pieterson Museum, and Lesedi Cultural Village to watch a traditional dance. Includes lunch at a local restaurant.

Explore South Africa’s history on this private full-day tour of Soweto, Johannesburg, and Pretoria, which lets you easily visit sites that are spread out and difficult to get to on your own. Visit the Apartheid Museum, Mandela Bridge, Union Buildings, and Voortrekker Museum with all entrance fees and hotel pickup included. Learn about the Great Trek and apartheid through detailed commentary for a seamless, informative experience.

This tour begins with an in-depth visit to Sandton and Alexandra, the richest and poorest sections of the city. Riding through the opulence of Sandton, you will see how the most well-to-do residents live. As you leave, you will immediately enter Alexandra, called “Alex” by the residents. You will visit two shanty homes and interact with the residents to find out how they cope with their extreme poverty and the oppressive living conditions — no water and very cramped space. This tour through Sandton and Alexandra, Jo’burg city center and Soweto will show in stark reality the inequalities that still exist. As you visit the people, you will be amazed at how these two communities embody the freedom and reconciliation that was won at such a high price.

South Africa has a rich and chequered history encapsulated during this half-day tour of Johannesburg’s Constitutional Hill and the Apartheid Museum. Discover South Africa’s colonial history and the Dutch Boers who fought against the British at the turn of the century. Then fast-forward 50 years to learn about the difficult struggle of black South Africans to gain and keep their rights in a post-apartheid society.

Set off on a half-day overview tour to help you discover some of the most important sites in Pretoria. Saves hours of research time, and benefit from the perk of having a full itinerary planned out for you. Along the way, see the city center, colonial British and Dutch architecture, the Voortrekker Monument, and the picturesque garden suburbs.

Our full-day tour offers a great opportunity to explore the long walk to freedom and the journey of the liberation struggle. Experience the only street in the world with the two noble piece price winners. Experience the apartheid museum-The journey to freedom and liberation movements. Take a long walk to the constitution hill and learn about the prison life during apartheid and explore our constitutional court which is the highest court in our land. Nelson Mandela, born Rolihlahla Mandela (1918-2013), was a giant in the fight against racial oppression in South Africa. Here's a quick rundown of his remarkable life: Anti-Apartheid Activism: He joined the African National Congress (ANC) and co-founded its Youth League, both dedicated to dismantling apartheid, the brutal system of racial segregation in South Africa. Imprisonment: When peaceful protests failed, Mandela led the ANC's armed wing. He was arrested in 1962 and imprisoned for 27 years, most famously on Robben Island.

Johannesburg and its surrounding areas are steeped in history, and this private 2-day tour covers the highlights. On day one, explore the administrative capital of Pretoria and the massive Soweto township, where you learn about the history of South Africa and the dark Apartheid era. The next day, visit Maropeng and the Cradle of Humankind to see an abundance of fossils and learn about early humans.

A half day tour of Soweto township offers you the opportunity to experience 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 sports in the inner-city black neighborhoods which the apartheid government had reserved for whites. Soweto's growth was phenomenal but unplanned.

Just over an hour from Johannesburg and Pretoria lies a world of truly ancient wonder—some 2.2 billion years. On this tour, you’ll head outside the city to explore the Wonder Cave and Sterkfontein, aka the “Cradle of Human Kind.” One of the few archaeological sites where Australopithecus africanus fossils have been found, a tour here takes you back to humanity’s roots and into an underground world of discovery.

Explore the heart of Johannesburg in just four hours on this half-day tour, perfect for travelers short on time. Visit iconic landmarks such as Nelson Mandela Square and Constitution Hill while learning about the city’s transformation from its gold-mining origins to a thriving metropolis. With expert guides, this tour provides valuable insights into Johannesburg's rich narrative and cultural vibrancy. Enjoy the convenience of pick-up and drop-off, comfortable air-conditioned transport, and entrance fees included for a seamless experience. - Ideal for time-conscious travelers seeking a cultural experience - Includes pick-up/drop-off, fully guided tour, and bottled water - Visit must-see attractions like Nelson Mandela Square and Constitution Hill - Morning and afternoon options available for flexible scheduling

Discover the fascinating Bothongo Wondercave, one of South Africa’s largest and most historic caves, on this private tour from Pretoria. Discovered by Italian miners in 1898, this natural wonder offers awe-inspiring stalactites, stalagmites, and unique formations. Explore its 5–10 million-year-old geological features, with a guided tour every hour.

This is a great pick for travelers interested in ticking off multiple Johannesburg neighborhoods in a day. Relax, put your map away, and let a guide take the lead on this guided bike ride through Doornfontein Jeppestown, Troyeville, Maboneng, and Victoria Yards. During the tour, pedal past an eclectic mix of sights—including artwork, incredible architecture, and urban complexes.

Why Hillbrow? It was laid out as a residential suburb during 1894 and 1895, with Richard Currie auctioning the stands. In 1897 it became part of Johannesburg's Sanitary Board. After World War Two, developers started purchasing the stands at values beyond their worth and eventually turned it into blocks of flats. That's when the story of this neighborhood begins, the discovery of Gold in Johannesburg saw people from all over the world flying into the city and Hillbrow welcomed all of them. Dure the political status in South Africa at the Times Hillbrow was meant to a white area according to the Group Area's Act. Hillbrow has always been very cosmopolitan and very mixed racially since its discovery and nothing has changed today; it's just more Afro-cosmopolitan... Hillbrow as two of Johannesburg's iconic towers in less then 3km walking distance.

Discover the origins of humanity on a 5 hour tour to the UNESCO-listed Cradle of Humankind. Begin at the interactive Maropeng Visitor Centre, where fascinating exhibits bring human evolution to life. Continue your journey to the Sterkfontein Caves, home to famous fossils like Mrs. Ples and Little Foot, guided by experts who share insights into Africa's rich history. This tour is ideal for history buffs and families alike, featuring comfortable hotel pickup and scenic views of the Magaliesberg. Conclude with optional lunch at Maropeng’s Tumulus restaurant or nearby café.

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

Dinokeng game reserve it's located 40kms frome Pretoria, and 1 and half hours from Johannesburg. It's an anti malaria free zone. It's the home of Big five of Africa and other animal species roaming freely in 18500 hectares game reserve, where you are going to enjoy early morning game drives,midmorning, late afternoon gamedrive with our qualified game ranger. Atmosphere is spectacular for young and the old so let's enjoy.

Make a day trip to Sun City as easy as possible with round-trip transportation, entrance fees, and lunch included. You'll be able to explore the property at your leisure and not worry about the hassle of a rental car. Private transportation means you can simply relax and enjoy the scenic drive; no waiting for other passengers.

Join the exciting tour and take the long walk to freedom with our experience, knowledgeable, fun guides. This tour is designed to walk with you to the long pass of our fascinating South African history during the colonization and Apartheid era. We start our tour at constitutional hill and constitutional court where our wonderful guides take us the heart of the number 4/5 and learn about the life of prisoners during Apartheid and the way they lived under the system of oppression, and we follow the Nelson Mandela footsteps to the liberation struggle and learn about the Apartheid system. Constitutional hill visits 1-2 hours guided tour Apartheid Museum 2-3 hours Museum experience. The guide will take through the history of South and explain the rules the freedom fighters played during Apartheid. This is a guided tour with lot of information.

Johannesburg can sometimes feel unfamiliar to first-time visitors. Take the mystery out of the city by exploring with a local on a private walking tour. This personalized experience lets you see the exterior of monuments, including museums, while learning about Johannesburg’s history and vibrant culture. If you’d like to visit a museum, your guide can adjust the itinerary to suit your interests—just let us know in advance. Your guide contacts you before the tour to understand your preferences, ensuring you experience the highlights and hidden gems that interest you most. Ideal for families, solo travelers, or couples seeking insider knowledge and local insights.

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This tour offers an authentic and emotional journey through Soweto’s past and present, guided by passionate locals with deep roots in the community. It includes visits to iconic sites like Vilakazi Street and the Hector Pieterson Museum, with insider stories you won’t hear on other tours. Small group sizes ensure a personal and meaningful experience.