Immerse yourself in the natural and cultural wonders of South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal. Depart from Durban for a daylong sightseeing tour beginning with Natal Midlands and continuing onto Drankensberg’s Mountain Ranges. See spectacular mountain peaks, the valleys, the rock paintings of South Africa’s indigenous Sans people before touring the Nelson Mandela Capture Site, and a museum and a stirring monument of Nelson Mandela. • Natal Midlands • Drakensburg Mountain Ranges • Century-spanning rock paintings created by South Africa’s indigenous people • Escape the city for a day exploring the culture and nature of KwaZulu-Natal

The Drakensberg Mountain Region has to be one of the most beautiful places in the world. The Drakensberg region is extraordinary, thanks to the dramatically beautiful setting. This region is home to the awe-inspiring mountain range which is predominantly found in the KwaZulu Natal Province. The Drakensberg Mountain range is more than 200 kilometres long and combines rugged peaks with verdant valleys and spectacular backdrops. It creates a natural border between the kingdom of Lesotho and the province of KwaZulu-Natal.This private full one day tour takes you to: 1. Drakensberg Mountains 2. Nelson Mandela Capture Site 3. Howick Falls

The Drakensberg, known for its dramatic landscapes and breathtaking vistas, offers a multitude of experiences for nature lovers, hikers, and adventure seekers. This tour takes you to the Central Drakensberg area, one of the most beautiful parts of South Africa where you will marvel at the beauty of the Drakensberg mountains. The hiking at the foot of the Drakensberg Mountains is the icing on the cake, so much peace and tranquility in these natural surroundings. You also visit the Nelson Mandela Capture Site which is very rich with South Africa’s history. Also you visit the majestic Howick Falls.

This is one of the top selling tours with so many attractions to see within the 2 days. These include: a) Tala Private Game Reserve b) Natal Lion Park c) Howick Falls d) Nelson Mandela Capture Site e) Sani Pass Lesotho Tour You get to see many different animals such as lions, elephants, rhinoceros, giraffes, kudu and many many more. There are also many birds to be seen at the game reserves.

Did you know Soweto is the largest township in South Africa? Ever wondered where Nelson Mandela grew up or what Apartheid is or even what makes Soweto Township to be internationally acclaimed? Well, here’s tour that will teach & touch you! Your visit  to South Africa will never be complete without a taste of the culturally-rich Soweto Cultural Township. This popular half-day (5hrs) Soweto Tour covers visits to the following heritage sites: • Apartheid Museum (entry fees excluded) • Nelson Mandela House on Vilakazi Street  • Hector Pieterson Memorial Museum • Orlando Twin Towers and Bungee Jumping (own expense) • Soweto slums/shacks Requests to include or exclude certain sites or routes will be accepted within reasonable limits. A private tour guide can be hired for an additional fee. Driver is not a professional tour guide but will share his deep local knowledge and experiences of Soweto with you.

Enjoy beautiful scenery combined with historical sites. This unique walk through the city includes sites such as the Castle of Good Hope, Cape Town City Hall, housing the Nelson Mandela Legacy Exhibition, the Grand Parade, where Nelson Mandela first addressed the nation as a free man after 27 years in jail, Church Square, Slave Lodge, Greenmarket Square, with a daily crafts and souvenir market, St George’s Cathedral, the Malay Quarter (Bo-Kaap) with its colourful houses and narrow cobbled streets, the Western Cape High Court and the infamous High Court Annex with two benches installed at the entrance, one labelled ‘whites only’, the other ‘non-whites’, signifying the spot where all non-whites had to go to be racially classified under the Apartheid regime, Company’s Gardens, South African Museum, South African National Gallery, Old Synagogue, Houses of Parliament, St Mary’s Cathedral and the District Six Museum where the walk ends.

This is a great tour which brings the tourist face to face with history, nature and sightseeing opportunities. Experience the life of World Statesman Nelson Mandela during his 18 years of imprisonment at the world heritage site Robben Island as part of his 27 years in prison. Climb the Table Mountain – voted one of the new 7 world wonders in 2012, attracts 800 000 visitors annually. Experience Cape culture at Bo-Kaap that has bright coloured houses as a celebration of their freedom from slavery. The first residents arrived from Indonesia, Java, Malaysia and other parts of Asia. It is also a heritage site. The Company Gardens has a rich history, it has also has museums like the Slave Lodge, the Iziko South African Museum, the Planetarium. The S.A. Art gallery, the Cape Town Holocaust centre, St Georges Cathedral. There is also amazing fauna and flora. The Castle of Good Hope is the oldest standing colonial building in South Africa.

The Drakensberg is the largest and highest mountain range in Southern Africa. Part of the mountain range stretches into Lesotho. The mountain range is breathtaking and inspiring to millions who visit it. Enjoy the breathtaking views of its valleys. There are opportunities for wonderful photos and memories. Our tour is planned to give you the best possible experience in this great area. The Nelson Mandela Capture Site gives the full history of this world-renowned statesman.

This tour provides the traveler with a rare opportunity of visiting two very popular attractions which have significantly contributed towards South Africa being the leading African tourist destination. Robben Island declared a world heritage site in 1999 by UNESCO. The former prison of World Statesman Nelson Mandela, two other political prisoners cum South African Presidents. Former Political prisoners in the apartheid era were also imprisoned here but now a place visited by over 306 912 visitors (according to the 2018/19 stats) Table Mountain was inaugurated as one of the new seven wonders of Nature on the 2 of December 2012. And is the only one of the new seven wonders of nature in a city no wonder why over 1 161 206 visitors visited this iconic landscape (as per 2018/19 statistics).