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Inkosi Africa Tours and Safaris Tel + 27 86 1114 007 (+27 11 476 7579) Fax +27 86 503 7329 Mobile +27 82 786 2888 Skype “inkosiafrica” Yahoo Messenger “inkosiafrica” Email for general enquiries: info@inkosiafrica.co.za For safaris richard@inkosiafrica.co.za For Outreaches michael@inkosiafrica.co.za
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If
you don’t have time to visit Kruger Park, we offer shorter safaris
to Pilanesberg, which is only 2 hours drive from Johannesburg and
also it’s malaria-free.
Elephant
Sanctuary and Guest Lodge is in the scenic Magaliesberg Mountains,
just 45 minutes from Johannesburg and Tshwane. The sanctuary lies
in natural indigenous bush and is home to plenty of wildlife and
about 350 species of birds and 12 African elephants.
Visit
this rare and endangered species breeding centre near the
Magaliesberg just over an hour north of Johannesburg. 
Lesedi
is a multicultural village less than an hour’s drive north of
Johannesburg. Live through the colourful traditions and cultures
of the Basotho (from the mountain kingdom), Ndebele (known for
their colourful artwork and painted homes), Pedi (the warm hearted
nation), Xhosa (the proud people) and the Zulu (the warrior
nation), on a tour through their homes. Share the fascinating
traditions and customs of five different black cultures of South
Africa - Zulu (the warrior nation), Xhosa (the proud nation), Pedi
(the warm hearted nation), Basotho (the mountain dwelling nation)
and the Ndebele nation known for their colourful painted homes.
Let them lead you through their homesteads and enlighten you with
their history, culture and legends. 
Built
as a reconstruction of the Gold Rush era, Gold Reef City was built
around a mine. Enjoy the Victorian fun fair, the miner’s house,
the brewery, pubs and restaurants, as well as the stock exchange.
See molten gold being poured and take a trip down an old mine
shaft. Watch tribal dancing and experience Johannesburg in the
Gold Rush era.
Called
the Jacaranda City, because of the deep blue blossoms of Jacaranda
trees in early summer. See the many historical sights of Pretoria,
South Africa’s administrative capital, including the President’s
Office, the Church Square, Kruger House, Melrose House and the
Voortrekker Monument as well as the Union Buildings.
With
houses ranging from shacks to large mansions, Soweto’s diversity
only adds to its character. On one street you will find the houses
of two Nobel Peace Prize winners - Nelson Mandela and Archbishop
Desmond Tutu. The Baragwanath Hospital, thought to be the largest
hospital in the southern hemisphere, is also located in Soweto.
See informal settlements, affluent suburbs and the Mandela House.
Johannesburg
is a cosmopolitan city of rich diversity and character. This
sightseeing tour allows you to see just enough of the city to whet
your appetite. Ascend to the 50th floor of the Carlton Centre
Tower for a panoramic view from the “Top of Johannesburg”, which
orientates you to the size of this vast metropolis. Travel through
Hillbrow to see The Old Fort and Constitution Hill. The jail that
held leading activists from Nelson Mandela to Mahatma Ghandi and
later converted into the new Constitutional Court and Museum
Africa where the history and cultures of the South African Rainbow
Nation are well represented (time permitting).
At
The Apartheid Museum you can learn of the segregation experienced
by millions of South Africans a mere two decades ago. Learn of the
Soweto Uprising, the ANC in exile, the history of apartheid and
the effects it had on millions of South Africans.
The
Lion Park just outside Johannesburg serves as an introduction to
the wildlife of Africa. It is home to more than 70 lions including
white lions and many other carnivores such as cheetahs, wild dogs,
brown and spotted hyenas, black leopards and many more. Apart from
the larger carnivores a variety of plains game species roam freely
in the Lion Park’s antelope area. Get really close to lions and
experience the thrill of holding a lion cub (depending on
availability). The Lion Park near Johannesburg in Gauteng Province
serves as a gateway and introduction, a true window, to the
splendours of Africa’s Wildlife. It is home to more than 70 lions
including white lions and many other carnivores such as cheetahs,
wild dogs, brown and spotted hyenas, black leopards and many more.
Apart from the larger carnivores a variety of plains game species
roam freely in the Lion Park’s antelope area.