Safe, educational and value-added experience of my trip - As a solo female traveler, I appreciated clear communications via email for the registration, payment and confirmation. Once in the city, the office communicated via WhatsApp (once I figured out to look there) to ensure I connected with the correct guide, time and place. Ismael was a safe driver, friendly and professional, with great knowledge and historical info. We covered a lot of ground during the tour: Mandela's home, Soweto, Vilakazi Street, a shack village, Hector Peterson memorial; the Apartheid Museum is a must-see to expand your cultural awareness; great info and displays - could easily take 1-2 hours.

Soweto - Excellent guide with a wealth of knowledge of both Soweto and Johannesburg. A full day of highlights and an excellent lunch

Wonderful - We organised a guide through our hotel and had a fantastic day being shown the real Soweto. There is so much more to the area than what the negative press and media often display. The warmth of their smiles and the way the locals welcomed us as we walked around will be a lasting memory we'll cherish. Allow two hours, or more, to soak in the stories on offer in the Apartheid Museum. John Lennon said it best, "Imagine".

Guide made the difference - Enjoyed a thrilling day tour of soweto with my guide Rasta. What a gem of a guy. He was brought up here and so had first hand knowledge and experience to share with me. Yes we went to the normal touristy places like Mandela house and the apartheid museum, but what I enjoyed the most was that Rasta took me into the heart of soweto. To the places tourists don’t go. I believe this is tbd best way to get a feel for a place. I felt safe and welcomed at each location. Thankyou so much Rasta for going out of your way to make it a special day for me.

Viator: Soweto and Apartheid Museum Day Tour - We were picked up at our hotel (Crowne Plaza Rosebank) by our guide, Musa (Rasta) Matsha and driven first to the Apartheid Museum and then to Soweto where we were put into the hands of a knowledgeable, local resident guide. (1) The Apartheid Museum was very interesting. It's a pity that we were not allowed to take pictures. It would have been nice to have a pictorial record of what we saw there. (2) It was very interesting to observe the many attractions in Soweto - Vilakazi Street, Nelson Mandela House, Hector Pieterson Memorial - and to experience an overview of the living conditions in Soweto, at ground level, as well as from the Openheimer Tower - followed by a close up view of living conditions in Kliptown. Musa (Rasta) proved to be an excellent guide - friendly, pleasant and very accommodating to all of our needs. The local guides in Soweto and Kliptown were also very impressive imparting a wealth of knowledge and understanding of life in Soweto - including life in Kliptown.

Great Tour - Through to the late Nelson Mandela’s house and we also went to local restaurant.And the food was lovely. Rasta, was an amazing tour guide. 😊😊😊

Bearable - Our driver was new and needed some help. We had to stop and buy water which warmed up quickly without a cooler of ice. He needed to tell us more about what we were viewing as we drove through Soweto. The restaurant he took us to in Soweto wad a local dive. We should have eaten at the apartheid museum. Finally, we had a couple from another airport which he decided to drop off first even though four of us were closer to our guest house. You get what you pay for!