Jae's 40th Soiree in South Africa
Come celebrate with me!!!
Johannesburg
- Soweto
- Sandton
- Safari
- Entertainment
Itinterary
Join Jae and friends for an unforgettable week of celebration, culture, and adventure in Johannesburg and beyond! This exclusive journey blends nightlife, food, art, and safari thrills — the perfect mix of relaxation and discovery.
This is more than a birthday celebration — it’s a cultural journey curated to mix authentic South African experienceswith vibrant nightlife and connections. From Soweto’s soulful energy to a safari adventure and cultural immersion, every day brings something new.
Arrival, rest, and kick off the soirée with an R&B night out in Soweto, followed by an after-party with local vibes.
- REST, RELAX and CHILL
- Wake up and get ready for an R&B Night in Soweto!
- Grown vibes hangout with Big J and Jae at Disoufeng Onions & All. Meli is the "after party"
See the city from the famous Red Bus Tour, then dive into Soweto nightlife with Mogodu Monday at Café Hangova.
- Red Bus Tour
- Mogodu Monday in Soweto. Start time is 6pm at Cafe Hangova
- Rosebank Art & Craft MArket
- Tour Rosebank Mall
- *Plenty of Pubs and restaurants in the Area
Full-day African Safari at Pilanesberg in open vehicles — a classic wildlife adventure.
- 6am - Safari
- Full day Pilanesburg experience
THURSDAY STARTS THE WEEKEND IN JOHANNESBURG. IT'S TIME TO REALLY ENJOY THE NIGHTLIFE. IF INTERESTED PLEASE INQUIRE.
Johannesburg art and cultural tour — discover the city’s creative side as the weekend energy begins.
- Johannesburg: Masoning Street Art & Cultural Tour
Relax with lunch at Truffles on the Park and experience Sandton nightlife at Saints.
- Tour of Sandton
- Lunch at Truffles on the The Park (make sure you get the fries. Thank us later!)
- Saints in Sandton
Immerse yourself in local traditions with the Lesedi Cultural Tour, (then wind down before evening departures to the USA.)
- Meet Downstairs at 9am
- Lesedi Cultural Tour
Inclusions and exclusions
Your trip includes
- Hotels, Meals, transportation, endless jokes and lifetime memories
Your trip doesn't include
- Airfare to and from the USA, Tips, Souvenirs
Ask Us About Africa
Yes. You’re home! Safe on African Soil. Like any major destination, some areas are safer than others. We recommend traveling with trusted guides and being mindful of belongings in busy areas. As African Americans, you’ll generally be warmly welcomed and often find South Africans curious to connect and share stories.
South Africa offers powerful experiences that resonate with African American history and identity. You can visit Soweto, where the struggle against apartheid shaped global history, tour Robben Island where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned, and explore heritage museums that tell the story of resilience and liberation. Most travelers find these visits deeply moving, drawing parallels with the African American civil rights journey.
South Africa is a year-round destination. The summer season (December–February) brings warm weather and lively events, while winter (June–August) offers excellent safari conditions and fewer crowds. For balanced weather and lower costs, we recommend spring (September–November) or autumn (March–May).
U.S. citizens do not need a visa for visits under 90 days. Passports should be valid for at least six months beyond your travel dates with two blank pages available. Vaccines are not usually required, unless you are arriving from a yellow fever region. Roundtrip flights typically range from $900–$1,500 depending on the season. South Africa offers excellent value for accommodations, food, and activities compared to the U.S.
South Africans are friendly and diverse, and English is widely spoken. A handshake or warm greeting is common, and showing respect for local customs goes a long way. Tipping is customary in restaurants (10–15%). Dress is casual in most places, though business and religious sites may call for more formality. Above all, openness and respect will help you connect meaningfully.