Soweto's Soul: Unforgettable Half-Day Cultural Immersion

Khutso was a very informative and knowledgable guide who made the tour really interesting. The Kindergarten was lovely, but quite difficult to see how the children had no resources or toys to play with, however they all seemed happy. We were given an opportunity to buy souvenirs made by residents trying to earn a living.

The tour was amazing, very informative and I would do it again. Clement gave us a real down to earth experience about Soweto and the history of the people. Me and my girlfriend talked about everything we learned all night after. We are grateful for the experience and knowledge.

This was a phenomenal tour, for just my wife and me, provided by MoAfrika tours. Unfortunately, we did not get the tour guide’s name, because he was fantastic! We visited some of the poorest parts of Soweto, where we were welcomed, visited Nelson Mandela’s house, and the Apartheid Museum. Then he took us to his home, there in Soweto, and introduced us to his family. It was a very moving experience.

The guide, Opa, has deep Knowledge of the country’s history and politics which turned this tour into a rich experience. Exchanges with locals were possible and enlightening.

This was the best thing I did in Johannesburg. Took the tour with Carson, and he was one of the best guides I’ve had anywhere in the world

Absolutely I felt sense of peace in my spirit,my girls were able to see different culture ,My tour guide was very courteous,I felt I met him before .Thank you I Will definitely book again to see other places ,very satisfied customer

We had a fantastic tour with a great guide Tshepo. He had so much knowledge to pass on. From a tour through the poorest of areas in Soweto with local on site guide Wendy, to the richest of areas in Johannesburg. A great stop at the Hector Pieterson museum was very thought provoking but very interesting. Had a lovely coffee stop outside the museum and ended up at the African Craft market in Johannesburg. Would highly recommend

Forget the museums, see and hear the real affect of the apartheid today with your own eyes and ears.

A very enjoyable experience with guide Khutso. He drove around various areas of Soweto talking about it's history, changes and showing the various types of settlements from tin shacks the poorest survive in as well as newer houses built to re-house the poorest through to some middle-class properties. We also visited the areas landmarks including Nelson Mandela's house. I was also given the chance to talk to a local resident who showed me around some of the poorest homes and we visited a locals established kindergarten group. Remembering the demonstrations and actions in 1976 and the subsequent history of South Africa, it was fascinating to visit an area and see what it was like today aided very much by my excellent guide Khutso. It was also a very humbling experience and made me appreciate what I have and that I was lucky enough to be able to afford to travel there.

We has a great time with Opa and enjoy our Soweto tour : very instructive, he has so many stories that gives life to history !