The best way to see Soweto! By using bicycles we easily move between the various neighbourhoods making it easy to experience life and culture and to interact with people and at the same time learning about Soweto’s rich history. Visit the Apartheid Museum which illustrates the rise and fall of apartheid.

Pretoria City Tour, visit the Voortrekker Monument, where the history of the early white pioneers in the interior of the country is depicted on marble friezes, we continue our journey through history and visit the Kruger House Museum, where the worldwide moral support for the Transvaal Republic during the Anglo-Boer War can be seen. We also visit Church Square, with the old Parliament building, the Palace of Justice and Paul Kruger’s statue (commissioned by Sammy Marks). From there we drive past the Transvaal Museum, the City Hall and Melrose House (where the peace treaty of Vereniging ending the Anglo-Boer War was signed. We conclude this tour with a visit to the Union Buildings.

Drive-By of Johannesburg, the discovery of this enchanting mineral hidden below the plains of the highveld sparked off one of the fastest urban developments of the modern era. In just over a century, the ramshackle congregation of prospectors’ tents and crude digging devices near the farm of Langlaagte has spread for more than 30 kilometres in each direction into a metropolis of skyscrapers. The Johannesburg of today is a modern version of its inauspicious but frantic beginnings. It is the technological and financial forerunner of Africa, South Africa’s pemier business destination and home, including Soweto, to more than five million people. Built on and maintained by the ancient ground it covers, Johannesburg is the prince of the subcontinent.

Visit Constitution Hill & Drive By Johannesburg is home to the Constitutional Court, the protector of our basic rights of freedom. It is also the site of Johannesburg’s notorious Old Fort Prison Complex, commonly known as Number Four. Thousands of ordinary people were brutally punished here before the dawn of democracy in 1994.

Segregation is exactly where it belongs – in a museum – the Apartheids Museum and Drive By Johannesburg. The basic principle behind Apartheid was simple – segregate everything. Cut a clean line through a nation to divide black from white and keep them divided. The Apartheids Museum communicates this by using the dark images, sounds and atmosphere prevalent in that troubled era.

Full Day Tour Includes:
– Transport in an Air-conditioned vehicle for your comfort
– Entrance Fees
– Registered, Professional Guide for the duration of the tour

Lion walks provide you with the once in a lifetime chance to walk with African lions and lion cubs in their natural habitat. Walking with lions is a unique, hands-on interaction that is an excellent way to learn, understand and feel a part of a pride of African lions. On this activity, you’ll witness firsthand their primal instinct and reputation as supreme predators.

You are invited to take a walk on the wild side and interact with the rowdy adolescents as well as learn about the conservation issues on the walk with lions safari.

Come walk with the Pride… no leashes, no collars, and the pride roam freely with you through the African bush.

What To bring

– Cameras
– Hat & Sun block
– Neutral colour clothes, no bright colours
– Comfortable walking shoes, no sandals
– No dandling objects or clothing that would attract the lions to you.
– Passports, jewellery and valuables should be left in hotel safes.

Pretoria City Tour, visit the Voortrekker Monument, where the history of the early white pioneers in the interior of the country is depicted on marble friezes, we continue our journey through history and visit the Kruger House Museum, where the worldwide moral support for the Transvaal Republic during the Anglo-Boer War can be seen. We also visit Church Square, with the old Parliament building, the Palace of Justice and Paul Kruger’s statue (commissioned by Sammy Marks). From there we drive past the Transvaal Museum, the City Hall and Melrose House (where the peace treaty of Vereniging ending the Anglo-Boer War was signed. We conclude this tour with a visit to the Union Buildings.

Lunch at WANDIES PLACE

After spend the morning in Pretoria we travel onto “Egoli” – meaning “Place Of Gold and visit the suburb of Dube in Soweto, where we enjoy lunch at a cosy tavern in the middle of this huge “township”
Soweto Tour with a difference takes you through the streets of Soweto and its adjoining suburbs. Experience all the turmoil of this city during the “apartheid” years. The early house of Mr. Mandela, and the Regina Mundi Catholic Church. This was also the venue for many illegal meetings in the “old” South Africa. Other places of interest that will be visited are the Hector Peterson Memorial & Museum, one of the first and youngest victim of the 1976 Soweto upraises. Sam Nzima captured Hectors death in a dramatic photograph. We also pass one of the most important hospitals in South Africa, the Chris Hani-Baragwanath Hospital.
Johannesburg, the discovery of this enchanting mineral hidden below the plains of the highveld sparked off one of the fastest urban developments of the modern era.
In just over a century, the ramshackle congregation of prospectors’ tents and crude digging devices near the farm of Langlaagte has spread for more than 30 kilometres in each direction into a metropolis of skyscrapers. The Johannesburg of today is a modern version of its inauspicious but frantic beginnings. It is the technological and financial forerunner of Africa, South Africa’s pemier business destination and home, including Soweto, to more than five million people.
Built on and maintained by the ancient ground it covers, Johannesburg is the prince of the subcontinent.

Full Day Tour (8 Hours) Includes:

– Transport in an Air-conditioned vehicle for your comfort
– Entrance Fees
– Registered, Professional Driver Guide for the duration of the tour
– Light Lunch (own account)

The majestic Voortrekker Monument commemorates Southern Africa’s Pioneer history. Learn about the founders of the South African Republic and the hardships endured by the brave few that made their way to the interior of South Africa to free themselves from British imperialism. Take a stroll around the art gallery, museum and memorial which is set in 341 hectares of unique nature reserve. Then off to The Union Buildings designed by Sir Herbert Baker which form the official seat of the South African government and also houses the offices of the President of South Africa. These imposing buildings are located atop Meintjieskop at the Northern end of Arcadia, close to historic Church &Paul Kruger Square.
A full day Pretoria City tour includes a visit to Freedom Park.