Top Gauteng Audio Guides

The finest way to explore Johannesburg safely, reliably and in comfort from the top deck of an open-top bus. Learn about the history of gold mining, hear stories of apartheid history and understand the triumph of modern Johannesburg while listening to the on-board audio commentary, available in 15 languages. This tour stops at all top sites in and around the Johannesburg allowing you to explore the economic powerhouse of Africa, easily and safely. 

Short and highly selective information in the audio commentary for top 5 tourist attractions in around Johannesburg Highlights of this Self-Guided Audio Tour • It allows you to go as per your own convenience of time, pace and location. • Simply use our personally created itinerary (if required). • Not necessary to download any location tracking apps. It can be listened online in any devices (smartphones, tablets, laptops, etc.) • Available in multiple languages, you can choose the one you’re most comfortable with (should be selected at the time of booking) • It is one of the best options with lowest price for travelers who prefer flexibility on their tour. • If you have any questions about any attractions, No worries, we will answer in your language instantly.

For 90minutes I will take you on a Virtual Historical Tour of Soweto, where i'm born and raised using digital photographs (Visual Journey) i have been documenting for the past 5 years around this beautiful and complex Township. This tour will give you an insight to the everyday culture and history of the people of Soweto and South Africa in general. Soweto is known for the role it played during the apartheid regime and how Leader's like Nelson Mandela, Desmond Tutu called it home. I will share many personal stories from my family's experience, how apartheid made an impact in the township and it has changed our lives. The Highlights Learn about the history of Soweto, Johannesburg and South Africa and post apartheid by building a better future by understanding the past This experience will be hosted online, You’ll need an internet connection and the ability to stream audio and video to participate. After you book, you’ll receive an email with a link and details on how to join.

Even if you don't have the time to overnight in a safari camp, you can still see the Big 5 just two hours away from Johannesburg. This tour picks you in Johannesburg and takes you to Pilanesberg National Park where you can choose either closed- or open-vehicle morning and afternoon safaris.

The Kruger National Park is South Africa’s largest game reserve and home to an incredible variety of wildlife, including the Big Five. This classic 3-day tour offers just enough time to take in the highlights, including the Orpen-Satara region, the Blyde River Canyon and the Three Rondawels. Enjoy sunrise and sunset game drives, a traditional Bush Braai at the Marula Tree Boma, and accommodation in a safari lodge.

Discover some of the most important places in Soweto without having to follow a map by going on this guided bike ride. The tour reveals stories about South Africa’s Apartheid history as you cycle past the former homes of Nelson Mandela, and Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Another notable location is the Orlando West High School, where the guide provides commentary about the 1976 student uprisings.

The Pilanesberg National Park is home to Africa’s Big Five—lion, leopard, rhinoceros, elephant, and Cape buffalo. On this full-day tour, increase your chance of wildlife sightings with two guided game drives in an open safari vehicle, tuck into a delicious lunch looking out over a popular waterhole, and perhaps spot giraffe, hippos, zebras, and antelope in their natural environment.

Soweto is one of the most famous townships in Johannesburg and the site of many significant events during the apartheid era. On this tour, discover the township’s troubled history and rich cultural heritage as you stroll down Vilikazi Street, learn about the Youth Uprising in 1976 at the Hector Pieterson Museum, and visit the Nelson Mandela House Museum. Then, find out more about South Africa’s harrowing history at the Apartheid Museum.

An excellent choice for travelers interested in learning about South Africa’s Apartheid history; save yourself hours of research time and go on this tour to Soweto and the suburbs of Johannesburg. Along the way, pass by the former home of Bishop Desmond Tutu, the sites of the 1976 uprisings, and Winnie Mandela’s home. Other notable highlights include visits to the Apartheid Museum, and the Hector Pieterson Museum and Memorial.

Take in aerial views of the Magaliesbergs and the Cradle of Humankind on this hot air balloon safari. Get the best possible perspective on this striking landscape without paying for the high price of an airplane or helicopter tour. Spend the hour-long flight sipping champagne and enjoying the high altitude breeze, snapping photos and listening to commentary from your guide before landing for an included breakfast.

Discover the history and culture of Johannesburg and its surroundings on this private guided tour. Together with your private guide, you'll get a bird's eye view of the city from the Mueller Stadium and explore the city center and Maboneng Precinct arts district before visiting Soweto, the biggest township in Africa.

Starting your Tour with a visit to the World famous Apartheid Museum. The Apartheid Museum, the first of its kind, illustrates the rise and fall of apartheid: The racially prejudiced system that blighted much of its progress and the triumph of reason which crowned half a century of struggle. The Museum has been assembled and organized by a multi-disciplinary team of curators, film-makers, historians and designers. In Soweto - South Western Township , you will catch a glimpse of the lives of its estimated 4 millions residents. This popular tour includes a visit to attractions such as : Walter Sisulu Square in Kliptown, Mandela House Museum, Hector Pieterson Museum and Memorial Site, Vilakazi Street - One of South Africa's most famous streets. The tour is concluded with a drive past: Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital and Taxi Rank. The Soweto Campus of the University of Johannesburg. Soccer City , home to the opening and closing functions of the soccer World Cup 2010.

This is the opportunity to explore three destinations in one day i.e. the cultural village, Sterkfontein caves and Maropeng Visitor's centre, all this a perfect representation into South Africa traditional cultures and the world's leading human evolution fossils' site. It is ideal for time saving at a very special offer. Gain more insight about the people of the South cultural wonders from Lesedi Cultural village. The package comes with a traditional lunch at Nyama Choma Restaurant where various recipes been added to cater for all visitors type of meal. The cradle of humankind and the Sterkfontein caves declared a world's heritage site due to the role it continues in exposing more about human evolution discoveries.

This tour seamlessly combines the Soweto township, the biggest urban settlement in Africa established in the 1930s with a rich political history, and The Apartheid Museum which illustrates the story of a nation’s resistance, courage and fortitude.

Join a 2-hour small group tour of the township of Soweto, described as the “New York of Africa", guided by a Soweto resident guide. Take in the sights of the city where Mandela once lived and Mahatma Gandhi started his legal career. Complete the day and see the sights of Johannesburg at your own pace with a trip on the hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus tour. Learn the history of Johannesburg from the audio commentary on board the double decker sightseeing bus. Ride through the city's historic neighbourhoods and see fascinating attractions, many related to the struggle against apartheid. Get on and off as much as you like. Reconnect with Nelson Mandela's past, and get an understanding of where he started his fight against apartheid at his family home in Soweto, 8115 Vilakazi street. A short distance up the road is Tutu House, the home of Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu. Soweto is home to thousands of South Africans and the site of some of the most iconic events in the nation’s history.