Anonymous
10/27/2016 12:58
Subject: Johannesburg work trip- dinner/day trip suggestions
Anonymous wrote:For a day trip or excursion, do a Soweto tour. That's the most notable thing to see in the vicinity.
There's a lion park within a decent drive (maybe an hour?) of Jo'burg where you can see lions/tigers/etc and even pet them. I went bc my bf really wanted to but personally those experiences don't sit well with me. You can still visit the park without petting the sedated animals - if you time it right you can see the lion feeding. They put out a big carcass and you see how all the lions, big and small, each jostle to get their own piece. Near that park is some prehistoric cave - we didn't go there but thought I'd mention it if that's your thing.
+1
That's exactly what we did on our day trip. Keep your windows up at the Lion Park!
Anonymous
10/26/2016 23:27
Subject: Johannesburg work trip- dinner/day trip suggestions
Thanks everyone- even though it's a work trip, I'm excited to be going. I appreciate the suggestions!
Anonymous
10/26/2016 18:27
Subject: Johannesburg work trip- dinner/day trip suggestions
OP I know you asked for a restaurant not a jazz club, but I recommend the Baseline. It's downtown, not up in Sandton.
Anonymous
10/26/2016 18:22
Subject: Johannesburg work trip- dinner/day trip suggestions
I visited a croc farm
Anonymous
10/26/2016 13:38
Subject: Re:Johannesburg work trip- dinner/day trip suggestions
Soweto tour. Enjoyed a very good dinner at Trumps Butchery (not that Trump) in Mandela Square in Sandton.
Anonymous
10/26/2016 12:25
Subject: Johannesburg work trip- dinner/day trip suggestions
For a day trip or excursion, do a Soweto tour. That's the most notable thing to see in the vicinity.
There's a lion park within a decent drive (maybe an hour?) of Jo'burg where you can see lions/tigers/etc and even pet them. I went bc my bf really wanted to but personally those experiences don't sit well with me. You can still visit the park without petting the sedated animals - if you time it right you can see the lion feeding. They put out a big carcass and you see how all the lions, big and small, each jostle to get their own piece. Near that park is some prehistoric cave - we didn't go there but thought I'd mention it if that's your thing.
There's a lion park within a decent drive (maybe an hour?) of Jo'burg where you can see lions/tigers/etc and even pet them. I went bc my bf really wanted to but personally those experiences don't sit well with me. You can still visit the park without petting the sedated animals - if you time it right you can see the lion feeding. They put out a big carcass and you see how all the lions, big and small, each jostle to get their own piece. Near that park is some prehistoric cave - we didn't go there but thought I'd mention it if that's your thing.
Anonymous
10/26/2016 12:13
Subject: Johannesburg work trip- dinner/day trip suggestions
I am headed to Johannesburg for a work trip in a few weeks and I'm looking for any suggestions on places to eat and for a day trip on a weekend. I will work for part of the weekend so can only manage a day trip/excursion but would love to see more than just the office. Any thoughts?