Welcome to the captivating world of gemstones! Embark on an exciting underground adventure with our 30-minute gemstone mine tour at Mapatiza Gemstone Mine Tours. Discover the secrets of these precious stones and delve into their origins, all while stimulating your curious mind.
Conveniently located in the bustling Midrand area, Mapatiza Gemstone Mine Tours offers a perfect getaway for families and individuals alike. Get ready for hours of fun and exploration at Mapatiza Gemstone Mine Tours. It's an adventure that transcends age, ensuring a delightful experience for all who visit.
What you Get
- 30-Minute gemstone mine tour for 2 or 4 people (depending on the option bought)
- 1 x Free bag of gemstones
How to Redeem
- Look over the fine print for information on how you can redeem your voucher
About the Tour
Experience African Gemstones being cobbed, sorted and polished during the Gemstone tour at Mapatiza Underground Gemstone Mine Tours; with a substantially large variety of gemstones for you to take in and examine. Work your way through underground passages while listening to ambient sounds of an African mine.
- Guided informative tour of an underground gemstone mine and view colourful passages and chambers.
- You can also view the outside mine-run and experience the huge variety of African gemstones being sorted and polished.
- Browse the showroom for an array of loose gemstones, crystals, beads, rocks, carvings and gemstone collectibles.
- Don’t miss the assortment of sterling silver and gold fashion jewellery.
Directions:
From JHB:
On the N1 highway, take Allandale off-ramp, travel towards Kyalami Race Track. At the T-junction, turn right, Third traffic light turn right into Arthur Ave (by Crowthorne Shops). Pass the Satellite dishes and turn first left into Mercury – look for number 52 on the right. Or use New Road Off ramp.
From Pretoria:
On the N1 highway, take the New Road off-ramp, follow the sign immediately to Crowthorne, please note that New Road changes names twice before becoming Arthur Avenue. Turn right into Mercury at the Satellite dishes.