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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

Overview Discover Soweto like never before on this half day guided tour. Travel in comfort with luxury transport as you explore Vilakazi Street, Mandela House, and a Hidden Heritage site in Soweto where you get an opportunity to climb the 49 stairs tower and view Soweto from the top. Savor authentic South African cuisine at a local restaurant, shop handmade crafts at bustling markets. With optional adventure at Orlando Towers and a sundowner to end the day, this tour blends history, culture, and modern township life into one unforgettable experience.

Diamonds are forever,the discovery of the biggest gem in 1905 at the cullinan diamond mine weighing 3106 carats,the star of Africa became the biggest diamond ever founded in the world. .Underground experience .Visist the capital city of South Africa (Pretoria) .learn about the journey of the vootrekker

Enjoy two days in South Africa's famed Kruger National Park and leave all of the logistics to the experts. This private tour from Johannesburg includes a night at a hotel in Hazy View so that you can get an early start on your second morning and see the Big Five (lion, leopard, rhinoceros, elephant, and buffalo) when they are at their most active.

Gauteng is the smallest province in South Africa, accounting for only 1.5% of the land area. Nevertheless, it is highly urbanised, containing the major highways and the country's largest city, Johannesburg, its administrative capital, Pretoria and the historical Soweto. We have combined the most popular attractions in the province in a day tour – if you only have one day to see it all, this is the tour for you:

Explore the culture, history and traditions of Soweto on this private tour from Johannesburg or Pretoria. Spend half of a day venturing into one of the nation's most incredible towns. Visit Nelson Mandela's home, Vilakazi Street, the Hector Pieterson Memorial Museum and more. Choose to bungee jump (additional cost) or roll through the streets on two wheels with an optional bike tour (own expense). Round-trip transport and a friendly, professional guide makes this private tour hassle-free.

Make the most out of limited time in Soweto and tick off lots of key sights in just a few hours with this half-day guided tour. No need to worry about doing any research, as a comprehensive itinerary is planned out for you. Along the way, the route showcases highlights such as the FNB Stadium, Orlando Towers, Freedom Square, Mandela House, and the Hector Pieterson Memorial and Museum.

Combine a comprehensive tour of Johannesburg with an educational visit to Soweto Township in a single tour. This half-day excursion allows you to check many of the must-see area landmarks off your list, including the Hector Pieterson Museum, and Constitution Hill. Along the way, you'll enjoy insightful commentary from your guide.

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.

Make the most of limited time to explore Johannesburg and tick off lots of its key sights in a day by choosing this private tour. Rather than traveling on a crowded local bus, get between sites more quickly in a private air-conditioned vehicle. The trip visits the Top of Africa building, the Maboneng Precinct, and Nelson Mandela Square; and finishes with a stop at the Apartheid Museum—an important place to learn about South Africa’s history.

Explore Pretoria’s rich history and culture on a private tour with Shane, a local guide and author of "White Boy." Visit key landmarks like the Voortrekker Monument, Paul Kruger’s house, and the Union Buildings while hearing stories about South Africa’s past, including wars, gold rushes, and Nelson Mandela’s life.

Safari trips can be incredibly popular, so avoid the hassle of being stuck on a crowded minibus with this convenient alternative; a private tour with just your party and the driver. Set off from Johannesburg and head to Pilanesburg National Park—just a 2-hour drive away—for a chance to ride through the beautiful parkland and look out for magnificent wildlife, such as the Big Five.

Soweto draws many visitors to Johannesburg, but it is best visited with a guide who knows the township and its community. This small-group tour begins at the Apartheid Museum before heading to Soweto for the afternoon. Visit the Hector Pieterson Memorial and see the Vilakazi Street house where Nelson Mandela lived with his family before his imprisonment.

Witness South Africa's greatest highlights on this three-day small-group safari tour with accommodation included. On day one, travel from Johannesburg through the dramatic Panorama Route, taking in its natural wonders. Day two sees you day tracking the Big Five through Kruger National Park, one of Africa's most celebrated wildlife reserves, with a professional guide by your side, before returning to Johannesburg on day three.

Experience the highlights of Kruger National Park, Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve, and the Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation Center during this budget-friendly, 4-day tour from Johannesburg. Enjoy the convenience of having your logistics and accommodations taken care of and plenty of wildlife watching opportunities, including safari drives and nature walks, as you go in search of the Big Five.

This is an excellent pick for travelers visiting Johannesburg who would like a stress-free private day trip to spot some of the country’s magnificent wildlife. First, visit the vast landscape of Pilanesberg National Park to look out for the Big Five, and enjoy the personalized service of having a private guide. The trip also includes a gourmet lunch and a game drive at Rhino and Lion Nature Reserve.

With this small-group day tour, you can avoid the hassle of hiring a car, and let someone else drive you between highlights in and around Pretoria. Enjoy the convenience of having a full itinerary planned out for you, with stops at the Voortrekker Monument, Church Square, the Union Building, and the Cullinan Diamond Mine. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

Explore one of Johannesburg’s most famous townships, Soweto, when you take this half-day tour. With a private guide, uncover the township's tumultuous history with your guide as you walk down Vilakazi Street and visit the Nelson Mandela House Museum. You also learn about the 1976 Youth Uprising at the Hector Pierson Museum to get a deeper understanding of the racial segregation that was prevalent in the country.

Few cities tell a story as powerful as Johannesburg, and this full-day tour with lunch leaves you with deeper insight and understanding of its history. Visit the Apartheid Museum, where multimedia exhibits and historical artifacts track the rise and fall of one of history's most unjust systems. Then head to Soweto—the township that became the heartbeat of resistance—and finish your experience with lunch.

Kruger National Park—the “prince” of Africa’s national parks—is one of the most beloved parks for wildlife in the world. On this 3-day private tour, you’ll begin with a ride along South Africa’s Panorama Route, passing historic towns and high mountains. Then enter the park’s Phabeni Gate for two days of game drives, searching for elephants, lions, and more, while enjoying included accommodations and meals.

Experience the vibrant culture and deep history of Johannesburg and Soweto on this immersive half-day tour, perfect for history enthusiasts and cultural explorers. Visit iconic sites like the Apartheid Museum, Vilakazi Street, Mandela House, and Hector Pieterson Museum, gaining insider knowledge about South Africa’s turbulent past and its resilient spirit. This tour offers a unique opportunity to connect with the local community, providing memorable encounters and authentic insights into the life and legacy of Nelson Mandela and the people of Soweto. Ideal for those seeking a meaningful and enriching travel experience. Please note this tour is not wheelchair accessible

The only township in Africa representing the black urban culture is worth a visit from Johannesburg or Pretoria surroundings. We pick up from the doorstep of your hotel and drop off after the tour. This is a private tour with a complete room of flexibility. What to find or explore here is very amazing as we take one back to the heart tearing beginning of this township to the most celebrated success of human freedom. Some museums to be visited and stop in a local restaurant for refreshments or lunch. Surely, we are able to take good care of one's Soweto Tour.

Save time reading up on the must-see sights of Soweto, and go on this private sightseeing adventure instead. Start the day with pickup from your preferred location—such as your hotel or a train station—then set off on a comprehensive itinerary to help you tick off lots of sights in a day. Places showcased on the route include FNB Stadium, Mandela House, Hector Pieterson Museum and Memorial, and Orlando Towers.

South Africa has abundance history of the past colonial history where by African people suffered the u justice of the oppression towards African people. leran the past history and learn more about the way things are currently comparing the past. NB! Apartheid Museum is closed on Monday to Wednesday…..Open from Thursday to Sunday so far.