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Patricia_W, Aug 2026
A Very Worthwhile Experience.
Pastor picked me up at my hotel which wasn’t on the menu options so we were off to a great start. He was very knowledgeable about many things and I enjoyed conversing with him. We went to all areas of the city including Nelson Mandelas home. I really enjoyed getting to walk around Nelson Mandela Sq. I was surprised how much I enjoyed Constitution Hill and had a great guide there as well. We finished off on the seedier side and had a bit of a walk around enjoying some street art. It was a wonderful 4 hours and I thoroughly enjoyed Pastor’s commentary and I learned so much about the city and history.
Jessica_Y, Aug 2026
Great day ...
This was a great tour and all things were as described. You even have the opportunity to go into a Soweto development and meet some of the people and see the life they live. The tour guide stops at a few special spots to take photos of the individuals on the tour (if you want them). I also enjoyed the museum visits. As a solo woman, I felt safe on this tour.
Prabuddha_B, Aug 2026
Must do tour of Sterkfontein Caves and the Cradle of Humankind museum.
I went on a tour of the Cradle of Humankind and Sterkfontein Caves near Johannesburg with Swangs Safaris. My guide for the day was Katlego. Katlego picked me up perfectly on time at my hotel. Swangs Safari kept me informed where was supposed to come snd when he had reached the hotel pickup point. Katlego is a very polite, smart, young man with the innate skill to connect with people. I wish him all the success in his career. The drive to the Sterkfontein Caves was about an hour but Katlego explained the different neighborhoods and regions we were passing through. The caves were exciting and we learned a lot about the prehistoric site and the fossil digs. Then we went to the Cradle of Humankind museum. It was also very informative. I was not a huge fan of the little boat ride inside. I had a wonderful day and highly recommend Swangs Safaris and my guide, Katlego.
Kyle_S, Jul 2026
Unexpected Adventure
It all started with being picked up from my hotel and being transported to my lodge outside of Kruger. I think being driven there was convenient plus getting to see the country as you ride through the countryside and mountains. However, after getting settled in you are sent off on a sunset safari once you mkae your dinner reservations — this is important since I didn't get back until 9 pm. The following morning comes early for sunrise (July), leaving at 5:30 am. However, losing a few hours of sleep is worth it in order to see the majesty of an African sunrise and spending the better part of 11 hours seeing all sorts of animals. Betwern the two days I saw an African wild dog, baboon, cameleon, cape buffalo, crocodile, elephant, giraffe (and a black giraffe), guinea fowl, hippo, honey badger, hyena (with pups!), impala, kudu, leopard, mongoose, owl, strarling, various monkeys, vulture, warthog, water monitor, wildebeest, and other fauna. The last day was unexpected but I can't overstate how beautiful God's Window and Blyde River Canyon is. I feel like these attractions weren't given enough attention in the tour details. Of note, Blyde River Canyon is the third largest canyon in the world and rhe largest GREEN canyon. I felt like my needs werr taken care of but be prepared for long rides by car going to and leaving Kruger, but it was nice to just be a passenger and witness the country. My only critique is while dinner is paid for the first day you arrive, it is not accomodated on the second. However, overall, it was a great experience and very memorable.
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No trip to Johannesburg is complete without delving into the area’s culture, history, and wildlife. Johannesburg tours help you do just that—options range from glimpsing South Africa's past and present in the Soweto township, discovering the region's natural beauty on safari in Pilanesberg National Park, and seeing the UNESCO-listed Cradle of Humankind paleoanthropological site. There are plenty of tour options to fit your schedule, whether you’re visiting for a week or just a few days.

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