We pick you up from OR Tambo Airport in Johannesburg and drop you off at your hotel.

On day 2 you really relax, walk around and just get the feel of Johannesburg

We visit Cullinan Diamond Mine for a tour. A tour of the Cullinan Diamond Mine, located just outside Pretoria, offers a fascinating glimpse into South Africa's diamond mining history. Known for producing some of the world’s largest and most famous diamonds, including the Cullinan Diamond, this working mine provides an in-depth look at the diamond extraction process. During the tour, visitors explore the mine's underground tunnels and learn about the history of diamond mining in the region, from the discovery of the Cullinan Diamond in 1905 to the modern-day operations. Knowledgeable guides share insights into the mine’s geological significance, the mining techniques used, and the legendary diamonds that have shaped the industry. For those fascinated by gemstones and South Africa’s mining heritage, the Cullinan Diamond Mine tour is an unforgettable experience.

Visit the Voortrekker Monument in Pretoria. The Voortrekker Monument, located in Pretoria, is a striking granite structure that commemorates the Voortrekkers who embarked on the Great Trek during the 1830s and 1840s. Designed in an Art Deco style and standing 40 meters tall, the monument is surrounded by a circular wall of carved wagons symbolizing the laagers formed during their journey. Inside, the Hall of Heroes features a frieze depicting key moments from the Great Trek, showcasing the perseverance and struggles of the Voortrekker pioneers. At its center lies a cenotaph honoring their legacy. The monument is set within a scenic nature reserve, offering panoramic views of Pretoria. A visit to the Voortrekker Monument provides a deep insight into South Africa's early history and the cultural significance of this historic migration.

Visit the Union Buildings in Pretoria. The Union Buildings in Pretoria are an iconic symbol of South Africa’s government and a masterpiece of architectural beauty. Designed by Sir Herbert Baker, this majestic sandstone structure stretches across a hilltop, offering stunning views of the city below. As the official seat of the South African government and the President's offices, the Union Buildings are steeped in historical significance. The surrounding gardens, adorned with indigenous plants and vibrant flowers, create a tranquil setting and feature the towering statue of Nelson Mandela, honoring the nation's beloved leader and first democratically elected president. Visitors often stroll through the gardens, marveling at the combination of grand architecture and the peaceful ambiance. A visit to the Union Buildings is both a journey through South Africa’s political history and an opportunity to appreciate its natural and cultural beauty.

Visit and experience the Bathongo Wondercaves. The Bothongo Wondercave, located within the Bothongo Rhino and Lion Nature Reserve, is a mesmerizing natural attraction and one of South Africa’s largest and most accessible caves. Estimated to be millions of years old, this limestone cavern showcases stunning formations of stalactites, stalagmites, and flowstones that create a surreal underground landscape. Visitors descend into the cave via a sturdy elevator and are guided along well-lit pathways, ensuring a safe and informative exploration. Highlights include massive chambers with impressive rock formations and a tranquil underground pool that adds to the cave's mystical ambiance. The Wondercave offers a fascinating glimpse into geological history, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and those intrigued by the wonders beneath the earth's surface.

Go in search of wild animals on a safari drive, in private tour to Bothongo Rhino and Lion Park, home to the Big 4 of rhinos, lions, buffalo, and leopard. A guided game drive through the park and a walk on the Hippo Walkway.

Visit Silkaatsnek Nature Reserve. Enjoy the 2 hour horseback safari at Silkaatsnek Nature Reserve, located near Hartbeespoort in South Africa's North West Province, is a hidden gem for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers. Nestled within the scenic Magaliesberg Biosphere Reserve, this tranquil sanctuary is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including giraffes, zebras, various antelope species, and an abundance of birdlife. Visitors can explore the reserve through guided game drives or self-guided hiking trails that meander through rolling hills, bushveld, and rocky outcrops, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscapes. The reserve is also known for its focus on conservation and eco-tourism, providing an educational and immersive experience. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an opportunity to connect with nature, Silkaatsnek Nature Reserve offers a perfect escape into South Africa's natural beauty.

Visit Hartbeespoort Dam. Hartbeespoort Dam, often referred to as "Harties," is a beloved retreat in South Africa’s North West Province, nestled against the dramatic backdrop of the Magaliesberg Mountains. This sprawling dam, surrounded by lush landscapes, is a hub for outdoor recreation and relaxation. Visitors can enjoy a variety of water activities, including boat cruises, kayaking, and fishing, or simply unwind by the tranquil shores. The area also offers thrilling adventures such as paragliding, hot air balloon rides, and the famous Harties Cableway, which provides breathtaking panoramic views of the dam and surrounding valley. Nearby attractions include wildlife sanctuaries, markets, and cultural landmarks, making Hartbeespoort Dam a versatile destination. Whether you're seeking adventure, family fun, or a peaceful escape, Harties combines natural beauty with vibrant activities to create a memorable experience.

Visit Magaliesburg Mountains. The Magaliesberg Mountains, one of the oldest mountain ranges in the world, offer a stunning escape into nature just an hour from Johannesburg and Pretoria. This UNESCO-recognized biosphere reserve is renowned for its rugged beauty, rolling hills, and diverse ecosystems. The mountains are a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, featuring activities like hiking, rock climbing, and birdwatching. Scenic trails lead to hidden waterfalls, ancient caves, and breathtaking viewpoints that showcase the lush valleys below. The region also boasts rich history, including ancient fossils and archaeological sites like the Cradle of Humankind. Visitors can enjoy leisurely picnics, explore charming villages with artisanal shops, or indulge in spa retreats and wine tasting. The Magaliesberg Mountains provide a perfect blend of adventure, tranquility, and cultural heritage, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and explorers.

We do an underground tour of Gold Reef Mine. An underground tour of Gold Reef City Mine in Johannesburg offers a fascinating glimpse into South Africa's rich mining history and the gold rush era that shaped the city. This immersive experience takes visitors deep into a former working gold mine, where they can learn about the mining techniques used during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Guided by experts, you'll descend into the mine's tunnels, gaining insights into the challenging conditions miners faced and witnessing the tools and equipment they used. The tour also includes a demonstration of gold pouring, showcasing the transformation of raw ore into precious bullion. With its combination of history, education, and hands-on experiences, the Gold Reef City Mine tour is a must-visit for those intrigued by Johannesburg’s golden heritage.

Visit the Cape Peninsula area. The Cape Peninsula, located near Cape Town, is a breathtaking region of natural beauty, diverse wildlife, and rich cultural heritage. Stretching from Table Mountain to Cape Point, it offers a variety of attractions and experiences. Visitors can explore the iconic Cape of Good Hope, where dramatic cliffs meet the ocean, and enjoy panoramic views of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. The area is home to unique wildlife, including baboons, ostriches, and the famous African penguins at Boulders Beach. Scenic drives like Chapman’s Peak offer awe-inspiring coastal vistas, while quaint towns like Simon's Town and Hout Bay provide charming stops for dining and shopping. The Cape Peninsula also features pristine beaches, hiking trails, and opportunities for activities like surfing and kayaking. Combining natural wonders with vibrant local culture, the Cape Peninsula is a must-visit destination in South Africa.

The Laike Slave Lodge or Iziko Slave Lodge in Cape Town is one of South Africa’s oldest buildings and a poignant museum that sheds light on the history of slavery and its impact on the country. Originally built in 1679 by the Dutch East India Company, the lodge once housed enslaved individuals who were brought to the Cape during the colonial era. Today, it serves as a space for remembrance and education, with powerful exhibits that detail the harsh realities of slavery, the resilience of the enslaved, and their contributions to South African society. The museum also explores broader themes of human rights, freedom, and social justice. Situated near the Company’s Garden, the Slave Lodge provides an opportunity for reflection and a deeper understanding of Cape Town’s complex history, making it a significant stop for those exploring the city’s cultural heritage.

The District Six Museum in Cape Town is a powerful and moving tribute to the vibrant community that once thrived in District Six before its forced removal during apartheid. Housed in a former Methodist church, the museum tells the story of the neighborhood's rich cultural diversity and the devastating impact of the apartheid government’s policies, which displaced over 60,000 residents. Through exhibits featuring photographs, personal testimonies, maps, and artifacts, visitors gain insight into the lives of the people who called District Six home and the struggles they faced during and after the removals. A highlight of the museum is the large floor map of District Six, where former residents often mark the locations of their homes. The museum serves not only as a remembrance of the past but also as a symbol of resilience and hope for a more inclusive future. It’s a must-visit for anyone interested in South Africa’s history and the enduring spirit of its people.

The Castle of Good Hope, located in Cape Town, is the oldest surviving colonial building in South Africa and a significant historical landmark. Built by the Dutch East India Company in the 17th century, this star-shaped fort once served as a military stronghold, administrative center, and replenishment station for ships traveling to the East. Today, the castle is a museum that offers visitors a glimpse into Cape Town's colonial past through its well-preserved architecture, exhibits, and artifacts. Highlights include the William Fehr Collection of historical art and furnishings, the dungeons, and the vibrant daily key ceremony. Visitors can also explore the castle’s ramparts, which provide panoramic views of the city and Table Mountain. A visit to the Castle of Good Hope offers a fascinating journey into South Africa’s early history and its colonial heritage.

We pick you up from hotel and drop you off at Cape Town International Airport