Top Pretoria Mountain Bike Tours

Explore the sights of Soweto on a tour that has a flexible approach: choose to either travel on foot, by bike, or on an e-scooter. Find out about the area’s history, development, and also the future of Soweto and South Africa as a whole. The tour passes Vilakazi Street, FNB Stadium, Mandela House—where Nelson Mandela once lived, and the Hector Pieterson Museum and Memorial.

The township of Soweto, once a byword for oppression, had a major role in overturning apartheid. Cover more ground than you would on a walking tour while remaining close to the city streets on this half-day guided bicycle tour, complete with a traditional kota sandwich lunch. You'll learn not only about Nelson Mandela, Desmond Tutu, and Hector Pieterson but about the women who helped topple apartheid, such as Liliian Mgoyi.

Ride through one of South Africa's most famous townships during this 4-hour bike tour of Soweto. Learn about daily life in this vibrant neighborhood, and its often challenging history. Hear about the movement of black South Africans against Apartheid. See the Regina Mundi church, a squatter camp, and the house where Nelson Mandela once lived.

Discover some of the most important places in Soweto without having to follow a map by going on this guided bike ride. The tour reveals stories about South Africa’s Apartheid history as you cycle past the former homes of Nelson Mandela, and Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Another notable location is the Orlando West High School, where the guide provides commentary about the 1976 student uprisings.

This is a private tour for max 3 people but mostly for solo and partners. It is an opportunity to cycle in a forest on some of the best tracks in Johannesburg and Pretoria. Each cycle is designed according to the fitness and experience of our customers. Come have some good fun in the sun. Its guided by a professional guide. You will always have company. Don't worry about anything just bring your sneakers and come have fun. Bicycle, Helmet and good Trek Mountain bike supplied.

A brisk and active journey, this tour takes you on a half-day e-biking and wildlife watching adventure in Pretoria. Spend less than two hours riding among giraffes, ostriches, zebras, and various buck species. Starting at Groen Kloof Nature Reserve, the ride includes your bike setup, gear explanation, and pedal-assist adjustment for added power. Practice before setting off on this unforgettable adventure through wildlife-rich surroundings.

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

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.

Explore South Africa’s largest township, Soweto, on this fun bike tour. Join a small group and pedal around the community that has a population of over three million, learning about how the historical township came to be. Visit the streets where Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Nelson Mandela lived, enjoy a traditional lunch at a local restaurant, and meet with locals.

Cycle through iconic Soweto spots like Vilakazi Street, home to Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu. Taste Soweto foods at local spots, sample South African beers at local pubs and hear stories that shape the biggest township in South Africa. Ride with a friendly guide, meet local people and experience Soweto the way locals live it, with good food and great vibes.