Motsamayi Tourism Group

Website Contact the establishment

Motsamayi Tourism Group Motsamayi Tourism Group (formerly known as Thebe Tourism Group)

Where heritage meets hospitality.

Creating authentic African travel experiences that celebrate culture, people, and place.

📧
Enquiries: [email protected]
Sales: [email protected]

04/11/2026

What can a room tell us about the people who once called it home?

Room 3, also known as Tata, is one of only three rooms in the nine roomed home that remain from the original build. Its walls hold a sense of the home as it once was, offering guests a rare opportunity to experience a space connected to the Mandela family's story.

The name Tata reflects the way Nelson Mandela was regarded by so many, as a father figure whose influence extended far beyond the walls of this home.

As you move through the room, the stories become part of the experience. The history is not simply displayed. It is something you can pause with, listen to and experience for yourself.

For those who believe the best way to understand history is to step closer to it, Room 3 offers a stay unlike many others.

Book your stay in Tata and experience one of the original rooms of this historic home for yourself.

Searching for the perfect scenic braai spot this summer?Beyond its cliffs and ocean views, Cape Point Nature Reserve has...
03/11/2026

Searching for the perfect scenic braai spot this summer?

Beyond its cliffs and ocean views, Cape Point Nature Reserve has two spectacular coastal braai and picnic sites: Buffels Bay and Bordjiesrif. Both offer built-in braais, picnic lawns and safe tidal pools for a summer cool-down.

To help us keep this World Heritage Site pristine, please keep our core reserve guidelines in mind for your next visit:
•Bring your own braai grids, wood and charcoal.
• No alcohol or music at picnic sites.
• Never leave food unattended; store it securely and don't feed wildlife.
• Use only official braais at Buffels Bay and Bordjiesrif to protect endangered Fynbos.

Head over to our website for full details on entry fees and operating hours: capepoint.co.za/

HELLO SUMMER SALESummer looks different from here... The Kruger turns green. The Sabie rises. The wild comes alive. And ...
27/10/2026

HELLO SUMMER SALE

Summer looks different from here... The Kruger turns green. The Sabie rises. The wild comes alive. And above it all, your Luxury Train Carriage Suite awaits.

SADC RESIDENTS*
R9 550 per person sharing, per night
Train on the Bridge | Stay by 15 December 2026

You don't need to travel far to feel a world away.

Book the Hello Summer Sale online or contact [email protected]

*Terms and conditions apply.

Some days call for a milkshake.Thick, creamy, and made the way a proper milkshake should be.Pick your flavour:☕️Coffee🍓S...
05/10/2026

Some days call for a milkshake.
Thick, creamy, and made the way a proper milkshake should be.
Pick your flavour:
☕️Coffee
🍓Strawberry
🍦Vanilla
🍌Banana
🍬Bubblegum
🍫Chocolate
🍋Lime

Simple pleasure, big comfort - one sip at a time.

29/09/2026

A RIVER TO RELAX IN... The middle of the day at Tshokwane River Camp belongs to the Ripape riverbed, a cold drink, a good book and absolutely nowhere else to be. Between game drives, this is where time stops, and nobody complains about it. Find a spot and make it yours!

www.krugeruntamed.com

Heritage is more than where we come from. It is the stories we carry, the traditions we preserve and the values we pass ...
12/09/2026

Heritage is more than where we come from. It is the stories we carry, the traditions we preserve and the values we pass on.

Before he became known to the world as Nelson Mandela, and before he was given the name Nelson because he needed an English name at school, he was Rolihlahla.

His name, his Xhosa heritage and the traditions he grew up with were an important part of the man he became.
Within this home, those parts of his story continue to live through the photographs, objects, stories and spaces that offer a glimpse into the person behind the name the world came to know as Madiba.

September is Heritage Month, a time to reflect on the many histories, cultures and traditions that make South Africa what it is. This month, we invite you to immerse yourself in some of our country's history by stepping into the home where Nelson Mandela lived, welcomed family and friends, and made memories of his own.

Come and discover the stories held within our Heritage Home, and perhaps leave with a deeper appreciation of the heritage you carry with you.

Because understanding where we come from gives us another way to understand one another.

Heritage Day throwback: four years of culture, colour, and connection at Kruger Station.Every year on Heritage Day, our ...
10/09/2026

Heritage Day throwback: four years of culture, colour, and connection at Kruger Station.
Every year on Heritage Day, our team steps into traditional attire - not as a performance, but as a proud reflection of who we are.
It’s a celebration of South Africa’s diversity, shared through the people who welcome, serve, cook, and care for every guest who walks through our doors.
Different backgrounds. One team. One shared spirit.
Here’s to many more years of honouring where we come from - together.
📍Skukuza Rest Camp

07/09/2026

AL FRESCO REDEFINED... Dinner in a dry riverbed under an ink-black African sky, with the sounds of the bush all around you... This is what an evening at Tshokwane River Camp looks like when the wilderness becomes your dining room.

Get in touch to make a booking - [email protected]

www.krugeruntamed.com

Send a message to learn more

24/08/2026

Did You Know? 💀

Tucked within Cape Point, the Buffelsfontein Visitor Centre is home to the fascinating Origins of Early Southern Sapiens Behaviour exhibition.

What will you discover? Remarkable findings from archaeological sites such as Blombos Cave, Klipdrift Shelter, and Klasies River, which help tell the story of how early humans lived along South Africa's southern coastline between 120,000 and 50,000 years ago.

This hidden gem adds a deeper layer to your Cape Point visit, connecting the beauty of the landscape with the story of the people who lived here thousands of years ago.

Add it to your next Cape Point adventure and take a journey through time.

Address

Sandton

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Motsamayi Tourism Group posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Establishment

Send a message to Motsamayi Tourism Group:

Share