South Africa · TUK-TUKS
Distances here are long and a wasted day is expensive. These 3 tuk-tuks tours are priced and timed so the choice takes a few minutes rather than an evening.
Spend 150 minutes exploring Soweto with a local English-speaking guide such as Mulalo or Thabo. The tuk-tuk reaches Orlando East, informal settlements, Vilakazi Street, Mandela House, Soweto Towers, Regina Mundi, and the Hector Pieterson Museum. A local Kota sandwich and drinks are included, with groups limited to five.
“It was really interesting tour! Thabo is a great Guide!”
This three-hour Port Elizabeth tuk-tuk tour picks you up at your hotel or guest house and follows the bay to heritage sites, the Penguin Rehabilitation Center, Cape Recife Lighthouse, and a World War II coastal lookout. Guides including Sean and Anton share local history in clear English, with time for photos and questions.
“First hour of tour was not done in a tuk tuk , due to issues . We were not told in advance , waited 15 minutes before alternative transportation arrived . This tour was absolutely not good value for money and no discount offered for the tuk tuk issues we faced. I unfortunately do not recommend this tour at all , I was extremely dissapointed .”
Ride a tuk-tuk through Soweto for four hours, starting near the Hector Pieterson Museum. Meet local guides, try amagwinya, a township snack, and a Soweto kota, and share beers at neighborhood stops. You will also hear personal stories about Soweto’s past and present, with time for photos and friendly conversation.
“We really enjoyed our tour around Soweto with this awesome team! The tuk tuk was fun to ride around and it was a great local experience. Definitely choose this tour if you’re looking for a local guide to show you around Soweto with lots of information about the history and culture. Everything was awesome, including the beer and local street food!”
Pick a mountain, a reserve or a vineyard.
