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Hop aboard the Danny Buoy for a Hartbeespoort Dam cruise. Your captain will steer you past local villages and out onto open waters, cruising past beautiful waterfront properties before making your way back to Kommandonek while dining on an included meal or imbibing drinks from the on-board cash bar.

We only showcase boutique wines and not mass-produced commercial wines, so they will get the chance to taste the best wines South Africa has to offer. You will be given the opportunity to experience and learn about the best wines South Africa has to offer and understand more about the history of wine making in South Africa, all in the hustle and bustle of Johannesburg!

This is a chance to explore Johannesburg in a way that includes some history, cultural diversity, trivia, urban regeneration, public art, grafitti with plenty of stops along the way for coffee, a beer, a gin & tonic or a cool drink or two.

Our pub crawl tour helps guests to visit the most oldest shebeens in Soweto that holds the historic significance till today and they get to taste our typical local drinks and traditional cuisine and get to experience the Soweto night life from a local perspective and have fun the local way with the locals

Enjoy a walking tour through the heart of the Johannesburg city centre, also referred to as the “City of Gold”. Visit a well-known craft brewery, walk past Chancellor House, see the South African Breweries, South Africa’s top brewer, founded in 1895, and continue the Johannesburg City Library, one of the most impressive buildings built in an Italianate style in the city in the 1930s. Walk past Luthuli House, headquarters of the African National Congress, followed by the Johannesburg City Hall, Rissik Street Post Office (built in 1897 during the time of Paul Kruger), the Anglo American Corporation, and Beyers Naude Square (formerly Market Square). Finally continue to the Johannesburg Magistrate Court, scene of two car bomb explosions in 1987, during the ANC’s armed struggled against Apartheid. The walk concludes at the clay sculpture of Walter and Albertina Sisulu, prominent activists during the Apartheid era. The sculpture depicts their love for each other and the South African nation.

Lets take the burden of you booking for different tours with this Majestic Johannesburg in 2 Days and Cape Town in 3 Days epic Africa Tour. From the dark history of Johannesburg Apartheid to the wonderful beautiful city of Cape Town, this tour has got it all covered. We will visit Pretoria, Soweto and Apartheid Museum on the first day and then sneak through the Cradle of Human Kind for the history of origin on the second day. In Cape Town, we will visit the memorable Peninsula on the first day, Winelands on the second day with wine tasting included and on the final day in the Cape do a perfect Safari to wrap up all these beautiful Memories. We are waiting for you to take you on these memorable tour of its own.

There is not better way to be welcomed into the country than eating the local food. However in this cooking class, you will be the one doing the cooking. You will be taken to a farm or local market where you will pick up the ingredients for your meal. You are going to lean how to prepare local meal alongside a local chef. All this is happening in Soweto, the township that has shaped the history of South Africa; we will be chatting about the history of South Africa.

Enjoy an enriching experience of South African food culture at this event. Dine on a delicious buffet of traditional favorites in the company of a distinguished author who has written a book about South Africa's culinary heritage.

The tour is about lifestyle of Johannesburg and South Africa through food experience. it is on this tour that you will interact with the locals and form friendship

Come and trace the incredible story of the hardships and hostilities faced by the Voortrekkers in their quest for freedom and independence. Told through the eyes of Paul Kruger, General, Statesman and President of the Transvaal Boer Republic for almost 20 years. Under his leadership the Boers took on the might of the British Empire inflicting many humiliating defeats on the greatest army of its time before conceding defeat. Understand the reasons for the struggle and the fight over land and resources between the British, Boers and local African tribes. What legacy has this left today for our country? What are the challenges we now face and what is the way forward? How may hearts and minds be changed to embrace the dream of The Rainbow Nation? This story tour will give you some insights into these questions and others.

Sample traditional SA dishes from HIGHLIGHTS # Skopo (cow head) # Mancina (cow feet) # Kota (bunny chow) # Mantwana (chicken feet) # Magwinya (fat cakes) nor the famous dish the # Braai dish (Chesa Nyama. Learn township life and culture as you set foot in the different multi-cultural communities. This is a great place to create a sense of belonging for first time arrivals in the city.

Multi award-winning chef Coco Reinarhz is African epicurean elegance personified. World citizen and son of our soil, his food philosophy always engages with what it means to be African in a global gourmet context. With a childhood spent at his mother’s side in her restaurant in Kinshasa and a formal training at the Ecole Hotelière de Namur in Belgium, Coco is uniquely qualified to lead the new wave of South African cuisine.

Discover all the essentials and classic experiences that South Africa has to offer, from finding the ‘Big 5’ in the Kruger National Park, to the Winelands of the Cape. In between, explore iSimangaliso Wetland Park, as well as the beauty of the Garden Route. HIGHLIGHTS • Johannesburg City & Soweto experience • Kruger National Park ‘Big 5’ game viewing • Game viewing in a World Heritage Site • See and hear Mandela’s story • Beach hotels hospitality • Wild Coast scenery and villages • Experience crossing the Storms River suspension bridge • Wine tasting on the world’s longest wine route • Cape Point