Top Pretoria Art Tours

This Lion and Safari Park trip is a great pick for travelers visiting Johannesburg or Pretoria. Only a short 45-minute drive away, the vast 1,000-hectare (2,471-acre) landscape is home to an abundance of wildlife—including cheetahs, giraffes, hyenas, lions, and zebras. Once inside the grounds, a guide takes you on a ride around the grassy plains to spot the magnificent creatures safely from your vehicle.

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!

Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Africa on this full-day shopping tour, exploring exquisite handmade crafts, unique art pieces, and traditional garments that embody the rich heritage of the continent. Support local artisans while discovering one-of-a-kind treasures that tell powerful stories. This tour is perfect for those who appreciate diversity and creativity and wish to take home a piece of Africa's artistic legacy. - Full-day tour highlighting arts, crafts, and garments from Africa - Support local artisans and discover unique handcrafted items - Suitable for travelers seeking cultural experiences and creativity - Includes transportation , lunch and expert guidance throughout the day

Immerse yourself in the tribal traditions and cultures of South Africa during this visit to the Lesedi Cultural Village. With transportation from Johannesburg, there's no need to rent a car, and you can simply enjoy the scenery during the journey. Learn about the Basotho, Ndevele, Pedi, Xhosa, and Zulu tribes through walking tours and visits to each tribe's recreated homestead. Finish up with a cultural show featuring drumming and dancing and a traditional buffet meal.

Indulge in a vibrant night out across Johannesburg's hottest entertainment hubs. Start your evening with a delicious dinner in Rosebank before moving to Parkhurst for some upbeat hip hop and pop dancing. As the night progresses, the energy ramps up in Melville, where Amapiano and Afrobeats take over, creating an unmissable party atmosphere. For those eager to dive deeper into Amapiano, the adventure concludes at Maboneng, home to the oldest queer-friendly bar, where you can dance the night away to the genre's best hits. This lively experience is perfect for those who love bottle service and a lively social scene. The average price for a bottle is between $80 - $150 and this also ensures that we have a table