Johannesburg is the business capital of South Africa. The city is characterized by a cosmopolitan, multicultural mix of people from all walks of life alive with activity and a fast paced style of living. There are many excellent museums, theatres, cultural precincts and craft markets to choose from.

You can relive the events that sparked the change in South Africa forever, as the start of the Soweto uprisings sparked by scholars of the Phefeni junior secondary school on the 16th of June, 1976.

Pretoria is the country's administrative capital where you can get a taste of the cultural history of South Africa. On this city tour you will view the Union Buildings, the Voortrekker Monument.

You are likely to have an uplifting experience and will be able to rub shoulders with the local congregation, an experience never to be forgotten!

Visitors can spot White Rhino, Buffalo, Giraffe, Hippo, Black Wildebeest, Zebra and many antelope species including the rare Roan and Sable Antelope, Tsessebe, Eland, Waterbuck, Kudu, Oryx, Red Hartebeest, Blesbok, Springbuck, and Impala just to mention a few.

You can relax, explore on your own, or play volleyball, table tennis, pool table, etc.

Cape Town has a fascinating history that includes a strong Dutch, some German, French, British and Malay influence, which is still present in much of the Cape's architecture. Explore the character of Cape Town whilst reveling in the modern Mediterranean culture that Capetonians have adopted.

Take the cableway to the top of Table Mountain where it offers visitor's unsurpassed views of Cape Town & its suburbs. The Swiss-built cable car carries up to 65 people to the top within a matter of a few minutes and the cable car rotates as it ascends & descends and enables you to see the view from all sides.

Cape Peninsula is an extremely scenic drive over Chapman's peak, with steep cliffs dropping almost vertically into the ocean at times. Cape Point is located at the tip of the peninsula & is the spectacular meeting-point of ocean currents from the Atlantic & Indian Oceans. The tour includes a visit to an adorable colony of African jackass penguins, which settled on a public beach and share this with their fellow human brothers!

Once a leper colony, Robben Island achieved notoriety as the prison of South Africa's most famous son, Nelson Mandela, during the dark days of Apartheid. The tour leaves from the Waterfront and all guides are former political prisoners. (Extra fee applies for this excursion).

Located in the town of Stellenbosch, take a walk in this 300 year old town with its quaint little stores and especially "Oom Samie se winkel"