Apartheid Museum, Soweto, Mandela House, Constitutional Court, and Prison

Apartheid Museum - This is South Africa’s most significant museum and a must-visit. Take your time to immerse yourself in the history of the Apartheid Era. There are no time limits. Entry Fee is R 150.

Soweto - Enjoy a drive through Soweto to gain a comprehensive understanding of this renowned township.

Mandela House - Located in Soweto on the famous Vilakazi Street, Mandela House is where Mr. Mandela resided while in Johannesburg. The house exemplifies the style of homes from the early 1900s. Vilakazi Street is the heart of Soweto, often filled with music and dancing. There are also excellent restaurants offering traditional meals. Entry to the house costs R 100.

Johannesburg - Constitutional Hill is home to the Constitutional Court, the highest court in South Africa. It also houses the Johannesburg Fort and Prison, where many political prisoners were held during the apartheid era. The prison and fort have been transformed into fascinating museums.

Cradle Of Humankind - Maropeng Museum, Lion and Rhino Park Safari

Rhino and Lion Nature Reserve - A major attraction for visitors, offering the chance to see wild animals in their natural environment. The wild dogs and White Lions are particularly popular and can be viewed from the comfort of the guide’s vehicle. There are also many other animals to see. Entrance is R 200 per person.

Maropeng Visitor Centre - Although the Sterkfontein caves are closed, the Maropeng Museum is a popular alternative. Owned by the University of the Witwatersrand (WITS), it is an educational museum on the Development of Mankind, featuring information on the Cradle of Humankind and fossils. Mrs. Ples and Lucy have prominent displays with fascinating facts. The museum showcases numerous artifacts and intriguing presentations on humans, animals, and plants over millions of years. Entry costs R 120.

Lesedi Cultural Village and Hartbeespoort Dam or Elephant Sanctuary

Lesedi Cultural Village - This village offers more than just a glimpse of the kraals and homesteads of African people; it provides a history of their culture, arts, and dancing. The experience begins with a drum routine that teaches visitors how to play African drums, followed by a movie about the history of Africans in South Africa. The village tour includes the Zulu, Xhosa, Ndebele, and Sotho tribes. The highlight is the dance routines and singing that occur after the tour, showcasing incredible dances that narrate the story of African families and wars. The tour concludes with a late lunch featuring traditional food. The cost for an inclusive tour is R 550, or R 450 without lunch.

Hartbeespoort Dam - A local attraction where visitors can take a cable car to the mountain top for R 250 or visit the elephant sanctuary. The sanctuary offers a journey into the world of African elephants, providing an unforgettable experience with these majestic creatures. Visitors can touch, feed, and get to know the elephants, with the unique opportunity to walk hand-in-trunk with them. Cost is R 1300.

Elephant Sanctuary Hartbeespoort Dam - This sanctuary offers a journey into the world of African elephants, providing an unforgettable experience with these majestic creatures. Visitors can touch, feed, and get to know the elephants, with the unique opportunity to walk hand-in-trunk with them. Cost is R 1300.

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This is the ultimate all-in-one tour for those visiting Johannesburg. Guests will be taken to carefully selected venues that ensure a comprehensive experience. While entry to the sites is optional, it is highly recommended as each one is truly worthwhile. Relax and enjoy as everything is taken care of, including detailed information and background on these amazing venues. The guide is an expert in Culture, History, and Wildlife, ensuring a professional experience. The tour also includes insights from the guide’s 50 years of personal history in South Africa, from growing up on a farm, attending a prestigious public school, to his career as a sportsman, CEO of a national sports body, and businessman. These tours are designed to be exciting, combining over 300 previous tours and the guide’s life experiences in South Africa, making it a memorable trip.

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