Sports and leisure activities Gauteng

This stadium, which has been completely rebuilt, is the most important one because it hosted the opening match and the World Cup final! One of the most artistic stadiums, the design is inspired by the calabash, an African pitcher.

Close to Soweto, it is a symbol for the millions of black people who live in this township. Nelson Mandela gave one of his most famous speeches there when he was released from prison in 1990. It was here again that South Africa won the historic 1996 African Nations Cup final against Tunisia.

You have to wake up early, before the sun, to be on time at the meeting point, but already a hot chocolate is waiting for you. Watch the huge balloons inflate before boarding your flight over the Magaliesberg massif. The silence, the height, the grandeur, it's magical up there. On arrival, a glass of champagne will be served to you and back at the penthouse, a gargantuan breakfast is prepared for you to recover from your emotions. An unforgettable experience!

Ballesteros, Nicklaus and many others came here to compete in the Million Dollars Challenge. The Gary Player Country Club is a superb golf course sometimes crossed by the Pilanesberg monkeys. Built on the site of an extinct volcano, it is one of the most beautiful golf courses in the world, designed by the expert pen of Gary Player. This golf course hosts the Nedbank Golf Challenge. A shop and a bar on site. Tip: Go to the clubhouse and from its restaurant enjoy the view of the golf course and the mountains. It's beautiful!

Nestled on a large artificial lake of 1.3 million cubic meters: the Waterworld. Indeed, all water sports are available in front of the Cabanas Hotel. On the program, there is parasailing for the most daring, water skiing, windsurfing for the passionate, catamaran, jet-ski, an inflatable snake to go quietly, or even rowing for those who like to take it easy! The park is accessible to all without reservation, but by paying for the activities for which you will be tempted.

At the foot of the high towers of the Palace of the Lost City, here is the most delirious nautical complex on the planet: 23 million litres of water in circulation, two underground slides, a wave pool almost 2 m high for surfers, not forgetting the white sandy beach? We spend a beautiful day in an atmosphere worthy of our crowded beaches in August: entertainment for young - and old - children, doughnuts for gourmets when it's time for a snack, and no time to rest: loud music!

Adventurous friends, hello! Experience the thrill here at Orlando Towers in an unusual adventure and setting: huge disused cooling chimneys covered from head to toe by local idols. Once you reach the top, the view across Soweto is awesome. The hardest part is still to be done: jumping into the void! During the descent you will hear the cheers of Soweto's inhabitants who will congratulate you for daring to make the big jump. An unforgettable experience in a unique setting, you won't regret it!

Located near the CBD in the Doomfontein district, its development is strategic to rehabilitate the surrounding area, which is still difficult to access. Built in 1928 to host rugby matches, it was completely rebuilt in 1982. It is known by its former name, Ellis, in honor of the mayor at the time. This stadium hosted the final of the 1995 Rugby World Cup, which South Africa won. It is the home of the local rugby team, the Lions, as well as the Orlando Pirates soccer team. It has a capacity of 62,567 spectators.

The Country Club Johannesburg is a golf club located in Auckland Park and Woodmead. Founded in 1906, it is renowned for its world-class sports facilities and quality service. The club offers two outstanding golf courses, as well as a nine-hole course. Tennis, squash, cricket, bowling, croquet and a gym are also available. Members can enjoy the swimming pool, running and mountain bike trails, as well as the beautiful gardens of the Auckland Park site. The club also offers dining options with restaurants and bars. Auckland Park is a registered heritage site, offering a safe and beautiful setting for business functions, memorable weddings and family time. The club is open daily from 6:00am, with breakfast service from 7:00am to 11:00am and lunch and dinner service from 11:00am to 8:30pm.

Glendower Golf Club is an 18-hole golf complex located in Edenvale, Gauteng. It has hosted the South African Open eight times and is currently ranked 6th in South Africa. The course is highly regarded for its exquisite design and picturesque landscape. It is considered one of the best golf courses in the country.