• Guga S’thebe - Explore the District 6 Museum, which offers extensive insights into the forced removals of 1968. Discover the hardships faced by locals who were displaced to what are now known as townships, areas characterized by poverty and organized by racial groupings at the time.

Visit Guga’s Thebe, an Art and Cultural Centre where locals gather to display their talents. They come together for performing arts and to discuss community issues.

Participate in a 10-minute African drum lesson, one of the most popular activities here. Inside, artists teach local children pottery skills. Seize the chance to purchase an African Big 5 pottery cup and a variety of other exquisite pottery items.

Tour the local Apartheid Museum with a knowledgeable guide who provides detailed explanations. Gain insights into the treatment of locals by the apartheid government through historical information shared by the guide and displayed on the walls.

• Entry to Gugas’ Thebe Arts and Craft Centre + Community Centre
• Complimentary bottled water
• Comfort with in-vehicle air conditioning
• Interactive African drum (Djembe) lesson
• Chance to purchase unique art and crafts

• Lunch
• Gratuities

Townships have large informal settlements sprouting up in unexpected areas. Despite all this, townships in South Africa are known to be very vibrant, steeped in history with a strong sense of togetherness and a great sense of belonging, community and cohesion.

It is also a place where great entrepreneurial spirit thrives, with art and culture among the most notable characteristics of the townships. Here is a place which doesn’t go to sleep especially during the pay days.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.