What to do and see in Johannesburg, Gauteng: The Best Things to do Good for Couples

Private tours from Johannesburg to Pilanesberg Game Reserve and Kruger National Park. Also tours to nearby nature and natural attractions. Catering for individuals and groups.

Private charter safari, tour and transfer services from our base in Pretoria. Contact us for a tailor-made solution to your road transport, tour and safari requirements. Covid-19 regulation compliant.

We are: Small, specialised and owner run and are Based In Johannesburg. Our focus Areas: Gauteng, North West ( Pilanesberg & Madikwe), Mpumalanga ( KNP) and Western Cape ( also a dedicated local W Cape guide) FGASA reg guide, Bird Specialist and Paleo guides. Small group size ensures personal attention. We are passionate about creating and sharing unique experiences. We achieve this via game drives and walks, cave exploration, sharing the making processes in studio visits, meeting locals, cooks, artists, crafts people, entrepreneurs etc. This is a new direction to explore with us, more about activities and less passive. Topics are wide ranging, History, Arts, Politics, Geography/geology, Paleontology, wild life and nature, Indigenous technology, bird and game specialist guides available on our tours. We provide information packs; reference books and the use of good quality optics. Let us discuss your next great African Adventure! Chris, Penny and the team!

We are a tour company who specializes in safaris and providing guiding services for individuals and groups who decides to come to South/Southern Africa and East Africa for a holiday. Guided tours are conducted to: Soweto, Pilanesberg Game Reserve, Sterkfontein Caves, Pretoria, Cullinan Diamond Mine etc. We also conduct tours to The Kruger National Park, Victoria Falls and Cape Town to name a few. Our safaris are conducted to Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, Kenya, and Tanzania and what a nice way to combine a safari in Tanzania with a beach holiday in Zanzibar Each individual traveling to Africa has unique requirements, wishes and dreams. For many it is a journey of a lifetime, others might be searching for a glimpse of a rare endemic bird. We take great care in discovering what you want from your safari before making our recommendations. Our aim is to share our passion for Africa and to act as your hosts in this special continent. Hence, the sample itineraries we feature on our website are purely an illustration of the range of possibilities we offer, highlighting the prime wilderness areas and a few of the particularly special camps and lodges we offer our guests.

Safari tours , Day Tours , day trips to the Pilanesberg national Park and Kruger National Park. Real wildlife parks where we search for the big 5 , see elephants, lion, zebra, hippos, rhinos , giraffe and many other species ,professional cameras available with binoculars , professional guide , water and cool drinks provided , SUV used , safe tours of africas magnificent widlife . Small groups or families , individuals or couples , no knowledge of photography required .

(Open by appointment only.) The stories that lived (and still live) within the walls of the Lindfield Victorian House Museum tell a tale of Johannesburg during an era that, more than any other, shaped urban Johannesburg as we know it today. A tale of the day-to-day family life and fashion trends, masters and servants, elegance, high culture, high teas, social etiquette and intellectual achievements. The spirit of this amazing era lives on in the museum and visitors not only learn its cultural history, but also experience the ambiance of a bygone world.

This museum is architecturally interesting and packed with thoughtful, often brutal, reminders of South Africa’s history.

This tragic museum, opened in 2002, honors the Sowetan schoolchildren slain in a police massacre in 1976.

A fun filled guided tour through an interactive multi-media museum, exploring the rich history of beer and its South African story. End off with a cold pint in the Tap Room overlooking the city. The immersive tour explores the rich history of Africa's beer culture, transporting you from the tombs of Egypt to the mining townships of Johannesburg's pioneer days. You'll also get to taste traditional African beer, hold hop flowers in your hands, smell the different types of barley and peer into the great big wort kettle! Beer memorabilia and merchandise are also available at the adjoining shop, Tankards and Togs. Since being opened by former President Nelson Mandela nearly 20 years ago, the World of Beer has become one of the country's top attractions for foreigners and locals alike, winning SA Tourism's "Tourist Attraction Category Winner" for three consecutive years. It also houses a five-star conference and event venue. Visit experience it for yourself! Access SAB World of Beer is situated in the heart of the Johannesburg Newtown Cultural Precinct. It is within walking distance of the three major railway stations (Westgate, Braamfontein and Park Station) and conveniently located on one of the city's main taxi routes. Shuttle services from the Gautrain station can be arranged at a minimal cost.