Apartheid Museum

This is the most important museum in South Africa and a must to see. Take your time and absorb the history of the Apartheid Era. There is no time restriction. Entry Fee is R 150

Soweto

A drive through Soweto to give you a good idea of this famous township.

Mandela House

Mandela House is in Soweto on the famous street Vilakazi. It is the house Mr. Mandela stayed in when he was in Johannesburg. The house is also a good example of the type of houses in the early 1900's. Vilakazi street is the hub of Soweto and often there is music and dancing in the streets. There is also good restaurants where a traditional meal can be purchased, If you would like to enter the hose the cost is R100

Johannesburg

Constitutional Hill is where we find our Constitution Court the highest court in South Africa. It is also the venue for the Johannesburg Fort and Prison where many political prisoners where kept during the apartheid era. The prison and for have been converted into very interesting museums

Rhino and Lion Nature Reserve

This is a big attraction for our visitors as you can see wild animals in their natural habitat. The wild dogs and White Lions are a huge attraction and can be seen from the comfort of the Guides Vehicle. There is also a number of other animals to see Entrance is R 200 per person

Maropeng Visitor Centre

The Sterkfontein caves are closed but we have replaced this venue with the very popular Maropeng Museum. The museum is also owned by the Witwatersrand University WITS. it is an educational museum on the Development Of Mankind and includes information on the Cradle of Human Mankind and Fossils. Mrs Pltez and Lucy have prominent displays and interesting facts. There is many artifacts and interesting presentations on the human race, animals and plants over millions of years. The entry cost is R 120

Lesedi Cultural Village

This village is much more than just seeing the kraals and homesteads of the African people its also a history of their culture, arts and dancing. We start off with a drum routine that teaches you how to play that African drums. We then enjoy a movie giving you the history of the Africans in South Africa. The tour of the villages include the Zulu, Xhosa. Ndebele and Sotho tribes. The biggest attraction is the dance routines and singing that take place after the village tour. Incredible dances tell the story of the African family and the wars. We then are treated to a late lunch that include traditional food. The cost for an inclusive tour is R550 without lunch its R 450

A local attraction where you can take a cable car to the top of the mountain R 250, or visit the elephant sanctuary. Visitors are taken on a journey into the world of the African elephant and are guided through an unforgettable experience with these magnificent creatures. Visitors are able to touch, feed and get to know these animals. The Elephant Sanctuary is unique in that it offers visitors the incredible opportunity to walk hand-in-trunk with the elephants. Cost R 1300

Elephant Sanctuary Hartbeesport Dam

Visitors are taken on a journey into the world of the African elephant and are guided through an unforgettable experience with these magnificent creatures. Visitors are able to touch, feed and get to know these animals. The Elephant Sanctuary is unique in that it offers visitors the incredible opportunity to walk hand-in-trunk with the elephants. Cost R 1300