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Private Gold Mine, Apartheid Museum and Soweto – “The Big 3”
- Max Travelers6 people
- CategoryBus Tours, Car Tours
Overview
The private tour takes a maximum of three guests and you visit the 3 main tourist venues in South Africa in one day. “The BIG 3”
Your Guide is a Local and grew up in a mining village . His Father and Grandfather both worked on a Gold Mine. He will also give you a personal chat on the history of South Africa.
A visit to a Gold mine village and to go underground is a unique adventure for our International Tourists .
Apartheid museum gives you a historical tour that will make you think about the atrocities for days afterwards. This is a very professional museum and you are guarantied a exceptional experience.
Soweto is the place to visit to see how the people live, it is also the city of Mr Mandela and we visit his house as well as his friends Desmond Tutu. T
Please note this tour is only available Thursday to Sunday
Your Guide Shane is the author of “White Boy” a true story of a boy growing up in South Africa
Gallery
What's included
Bottled water
Qualified Guide
Air-conditioned vehicle
What's Not included
Coffee and/or Tea
All Fees and Taxes
Entry costs for Mandela House of R100
Entry into Apartheid Museum R 150
Entry into Gold Mine R 200
Itinerary
Visit This amazing Gold Mine Village. We start the tour off with a short video of the history of Gold Mining in South Africa, Then we visit the General Manger house and some of the smaller house and outbuilding of a gold mine. Next its a ride undergound in a skip (lift) and experience underground nmining. Lastly a demonstration of gold pouring. An experience you must not miss while in South Africa
South Africa's most popular museum visit. This is a very good history of Apartheid . All the famous ANC leaders and freedom fighters are profiled including Mr. Mandela. The military and atrocities or professionally documented
We drive to Soweto and take a tour around the area close to vilakazi street. You will experience the life in a township and we stop at Vilakazi street where you can have something to eat or drink. Soweto is the home
We stop and you can go inside {R 80} or you can just see it from the outside and take a few photographs. The house is just down the road from Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Entry fees are not included . If you want to enter the Mandela House museum the cost is R110
Good to know
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.