Tour Packages

Soweto Tour
Departure: 9h00 and 13h00- This historic township is known for its diverse ethnic groupings living together in harmony. This is where history was made through student uprisings of 1976 when school children revolted against inferior education.
Today Soweto is a famous destination for both locals and internationals with its viby atmosphere and eateries situated in the most famous Vilakazi Street.


Soweto and Johannesburg
Departure: 9h00
This tour takes you through the streets of Houghton where you have a glimpse of Mr. Mandela’s house before proceeding to the Constitution Hill. We then proceed through the Mandela Bridge to the cultural precinct, Newtown.
Walk in the Main Street Mining Precinct to understand how Joburg grew from gold discovery.
We then visit Top of Africa, known as the tallest building in Africa for a bird’s eye view of Johannesburg before proceeding to Soweto.
Lunch-stop in Soweto

Pretoria City tour and Cullinan Diamond Mine
Departure: 8h30
The tour takes you through the administrative capital of South Africa with a photo stop at the seat of the government, The Union Buildings with its fascinating gardens.
Visit the Voortrekker Monument or Freedom Park and Kruger House.
Proceed to the) Cullinan Diamond Mine which has produced some of the world’s largest high quality gemstones and is home to the largest diamond- The Cullinan (3106ct
There is an option of surface and underground tours
At the end of the tour, visitors are taken through the showroom where they can buy diamonds at cost price.


Cradle of Humankind
Departure- 9h00
The Sterkfontein Caves - about 50 km from Johannesburg - is the site of some of the most important discoveries concerning the evolution of man and have been declared a World Heritage Site. It holds fossils which are believed to date back 2 million years ago. If it's true that Africa is the cradle of all mankind - and most paleontologists believe this to be so - then Sterkfontein Caves is surely one of the continent's sacred sites. The Sterkfontein caves have been described as the 'anthropological treasure-house of the world'.
The Maropeng Visitor Centre is an exciting, world-class exhibition, focusing on the development of humans and our ancestors over the past few million years. Maropeng means “ place of origin” in Setswana, the main indigenous language in this area of South Africa. Our ancestors have lived in this area for more than 3-million years.