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Are you a lover of art? Here are tours to explore in SA

by Staff Bona
Picture: Pexels

While travelling in a new, unfamiliar place, exploring the art scene of an area is a wonderfully immersive way to experience the culture and vibe the space is known for. South Africa has a steady supply of tours to venture on to get your art on.

Unsure which arty tour is the one for you? Here are a few out-of-the-box excursions in South Africa to get your creative juices flowing.

Street art and graffiti in Johannesburg

As this vibrant city is known for its busy streets and lively nightlife, it’s no surprise that this urban area has an innovative and unique art scene. On the streets of Johannesburg, you’ll find a mosaic of murals, illustrations, and graffiti lining the area.

You can take a guided tour of the Maboneng area to learn all about the artists who use the city as their canvas. Travellers can also walk the streets and admire the artistry themselves to feel like true locals in other areas of Johannesburg, such as Braamfontein.

Township art tours in Cape Town

A township art tour is a unique way to experience lesser-known cultures through a unique blend of street art and exploring local communities. If you’re looking for a guided tour, Juma Tours offers a selection of experiences.

As this entity focuses on providing insight into how street art positively impacts more impoverished spaces, you’ll learn how creativity can change lives.

Virtual rock art tours

An arty experience without leaving the comfort of your home, virtual rock art tours featuring the splendours of South African cave paintings are a view like no other.

From Clanwilliam to San rock art near Brandewyn River, these online viewing experiences will have you navigating through historical sites at the click of a button. Whether prehistoric graffiti or finger painting, you’ll be dazzled by these ancient renderings.

Compiled by Louise Bell

First published by Getaway

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