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At Kim Shuttle, we offer exceptional day and night tours that will leave you with unforgettable memories. Whether you are a solo traveler or exploring with friends and family, our expert tour guides will ensure that you have an enriching experience. From iconic landmarks to hidden gems, our tours cover a wide range of attractions, allowing you to immerse yourself in the local culture and history. During the day, you can enjoy breathtaking landscapes and explore famous sights, while our night tours offer a chance to witness the city come alive with dazzling lights and vibrant nightlife. With Kim Shuttle, you can trust us to provide you with an engaging and well-organized tour that caters to your interests and preferences. Let us take you on an exciting journey and show you the best of what our destination has to offer.
PANORAMA ROUTE TOURS
R1800pp (Open Tour)
Private Bookings
R7200 (1-4pp)
R14400 (5-10pp)
Tour starts at 6h00 from Komatipoort, Marloth Park, Hectospruit and Malelane)
Return to the Hotel at 18h00
A minimum of 4 People are required to execute the Tour
Tour Includes
– All Entrances along the route (up to 5 Attractions)
– Still Water
– Free WiFi during the tour
Panorama Route is a scene day tour that will give tourist the panoramic view of the route and let tourists be spoiled for choice amongst different waterfalls, valleys, breath taking mountains views and rivers of the magnificent Mpumalanga region that border the Kruger National Park and Limpopo province.
Maputo Day Tour
R2000pp (Open Tour)
Private Bookings
R8000 (1-4pp)
R16000 (5-10pp)
Tour Starts at 7h00
Return to the hotel: 17h00
Pick up: Malelane, Hectospruit, Marloth Park & Komatipoort
Places to Cover
– Mafalala Walking Tour
It will expose tourist to a historic neighborhood in the periphery of Maputo where most of the political leaders in Mozambique were born or grew up. During the Portuguese colonial occupation, native people from all over the country were brought here to build the new capital, Lourenço Marques. Please be advised that this tour maybe a bit tiring since you will be walking.
– Maputo Railway Station: Considered one of the most beautiful train stations in the world by several international publications, Maputo Railway Station is certainly the most oldest train station in Maputo this is still operational to this day
– Maputo Fortress
Built by the Portuguese as a defensive structure, the Maputo Fortress is now a military history museum and one of the most visited tourist attractions in Maputo.
Here are the remains of Ngungunhane, the last emperor of Gaza, a former state in the south of present-day Mozambique before the Portuguese colonial occupation.
– The Iron House
The Iron House is one of the most peculiar Maputo tourist attractions. This prefabricated house was created in 1892 to serve as the governor’s residence. But being made entirely of iron, it was too hot for the tropical climate of Mozambique.
– Independence Square
Maputo’s Independence Square, with its huge Samora Machel Statue, is one of the most iconic symbols of the city.
– Feima
I absolutely loved this place and almost had to be dragged out of there. Feima is a craft, flower and gastronomy fair, where Maputo’s artists and artisans show and sell their unique work, from batik paintings to wooden handicrafts, from straw bags to the traditional capulanas (a colorful fabric traditionally used by the Mozambican women for the most diverse purposes)
There’s also a restaurant serving delicious local food, and a plant and flower market.
Eswatini Day Tour
R2000pp (Open Tour)
Private Bookings
R8000 (1-4pp)
R16000 (5-10pp)
Tour Starts at 7h00
Return to the hotel: 17h00
Pick up: Komatipoort, Marloth Park, Hectospruit & Malelane
The Kingdom of Eswatini, formerly known as Swaziland, is a landlocked country between South Africa and Mozambique. Most travelers that visit Eswatini, use this small Kingdom as a shortcut to get from Hluhluwe (KwaZulu-Natal) to Kruger National Park in South Africa or vice versa.
Our Swaziland Day Tour is a full day exploration of the Kingdom of Swaziland
Places to Cover
– -King Sobhuza Memorial Park is across the road from parliament, this memorial was established as a tribute to King Sobhuza II, who led eSwatini to independence from British rule in 1968. Its main highlight is a 3m-tall bronze statue of the late, revered king. There’s a small museum with various pictures and documents about his life. The king’s mausoleum is also within the park.
The famous Ngwenya Glass Factory At the Ngwenya Glass Factory glass blowers can be seen creating everything from tableware to animal figurines, all from 100% recycled glass.
– The Mantenga Cultural Village The Mantenga Cultural Village is a living museum of old traditions and you will be treated to watch or join the Swazi Song and Dance.
– The Swazi Candle Factory This popular tourist spot, the Swazi Candles Centre, consists of a cluster of handicraft outlets around the showroom and workshop of Swazi Candles, a successful local enterprise that today exports candles worldwide. Inside the workshop you can watch the candle-makers shaping and colouring their creations.