Soweto Tour:

The largest township in South Africa, with historical sites such:

Mandela House Museum, The house where Nelson Mandela lived from 1946 to 1962.

Regina Mundi Catholic Church, which became a sanctuary for safe gathering; Baragwanath Hospital, the largest Hospital in the Southern Hemisphere; Hector Pieterson Memorial, Hector was a 13-year old who was shot by South African police during the 1976 Soweto uprising.  

Soweto has become one of the leading Tourists destinations, with refreshing hang-out spots (Chisanyama), public parks, clubs and live jazz bands.

Apartheid Museum Tour:

The Museum tells an Emotional, Self-sacrifice journey of the Freedom-Fighters in South Africa. At the entrance of the museum are the pillars of our constitution: Democracy, Diversity, Equality, Freedom, Reconciliation, Respect and Responsibility, which South Africa strives to achieve.

Community: Sunday Service

Relationships have been built with various religious groups in order to enhance our Visitor’s experience should you prefer to explore the diverse cultural communion.

Traditional Weddings:
Weddings are lively filled with dance and ululating (tradition cheering), if there is a wedding in your stay, why not join the celebration????
Activities to look forward to are:

Rural Visits:

In 1st world countries rural-life is part of their ancient history, we wish to expose our Visitors to another form of adventure, spending a couple of days in the Rural settlement.

School Visits:

Visiting local schools, interacting with Children and observing their daily curriculum; ideal Tour for Investors, Donors and Children lovers.

Awareness: Education is the great engine of personal development. It is through education that a daughter of a peasant can become a Doctor, that a son of a mine- worker can become the Head of the mine, that a child of a farm worker can become a President of a great nation. It is what we make out of what we have, not what we are given, which separates one person from another”. -Rolihlala Nelson Mandela

Hang-out-spots:
A feel good evening hangout (the Chisanyama), enjoying local Entertainment, dance and braai (barbecue).

Extra activities on Request

Another way to explore our people’s culture is by visiting them in their schools, churches and even on a special event such as a wedding or stokvel. Mingle with them, dance with them and drink with them,  and take beautiful memories with you. How’s that for a change??

Community: Sunday Service

Relationships have been built with various religious groups in order to enhance our Visitor’s experience should you prefer to explore the diverse cultural communion. On Sundays.

School Visits:

Visiting local schools, interacting with Children and observing their daily curriculum; ideal Tour for Investors, Donors and Children lovers. 

Awareness: “Education is the great engine of personal development. It is through education that a daughter of a peasant can become a Doctor, that a son of a mine- worker can become the Head of the mine, that a child of a farm worker can become a President of a great nation. It is what we make out of what we have, not what we are given, which separates one person from another”. -Rolihlala Nelson Mandela

Traditional Weddings

Weddings are lively filled with dance and ululating (tradition cheering), if there is a wedding in your stay, why not join the celebration!!!!

Activities to look forward to are:

Eating traditional wedding food and being part of the celebration

Rural Visits:

In 1st world countries rural-life is part of their ancient history, we wish to expose our Visitors to another form of adventure, spending a couple of days in the Rural settlement.

Hang-out-spots:

A feel good evening hangout (the Chisanyama), enjoying local Entertainment, dance and braai (barbecue).