Welcome!

When arriving on a Ringetani Village Tour of Acornhoek or Somerset villages, guests are welcomed by the traditional warmth of the local people!

And.... rather than sitting back to enjoy the experience of the traditional African Cultural... guests usually choose to participate, adding to their own unique experience......

A guest can choose to watch.....
Or participate during a Ringetani Culture Tour!

Above: Guests get into the swing of
sharing in a traditional dance!

Right: Mr. Ben Rossow celebrates with
Ringetani during tour time at Somerset Trust.

Below: The family of Marco Shies, of the Umlani Bush Camp, decide to enhance their African experience by including a full day Ringetani Culture Tour..... Marco Shies thoroughly enjoys himself by participating in the Tribal dance, includes a Sangoma experience and shares lunch and other cultural activities with his family and the local people of the cultural village!

“A good day for me, thanks Lodrick for being such an excellent cultural guide, your knowledge suits your personality. Ringetani is lucky to have you, the tours are great!  Thanda Thula.”
 -- Shavany (France)

Below: While visiting the Lion Sands Game Reserve, guests from Spain decide to take a detour and find reprieve from the heat and dust of the bush, when stopping to enjoy the welcoming ambience of a Ringetani Cultural Tour of Somerset Village.

“I love it!
 We wish Ringetani Tours
the best of the best”
 -- John Shies (Umlani Bush Camp)

Below: While many tourists flock to Mpumalanga to enjoy sightseeing and the Big Five wildlife when visiting the world famous Greater Kruger National Park, taking a Ringetani Cultural Village tour on the border of the Kruger National Park.... proves a fun experience, when the guests and children on the tour get to touch the ‘kids’ of the local village goats!

“Excellent service, had such a great time,
a really good experience, Africa is a really wonderful world, Ringetani you deserve success!”
 -- Guest from Simbambili Game Lodge

Below: Mr Rassop a guest from
Spain, together with the Ringetani Dancers, show their stuff during a dance performance while enjoying a
Somerset Village tour.

“We had a fabulous time on our village tour and loved it.  Lodrick was wonderful and really informative and fun. He made our tour such a great experience.  The visit to the school was our favourite, as we loved the children, but the trip to the local healer and the lunch were impressive. We couldn’t have had a better experience and would highly recommend the tour to visitors to this area. We encouraged the management at Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp to inform their guests to do this if they get the chance. It was wonderful.

– Penny Adamson

Ringetani Community Project is Registered as a non profit organisation under Section 21 Company.
Registration number is CK 2003/020379/078
Ringetani is registered as a South African Public Benefit organisation in terms of Section 30
Income Tax Registration Number : 930 029 193
Ringetani is Managed by a Constitution and Board of Directors.

Ringetani Traditional Dance Group
Contact: Lodrick Manyathele
Cell: 083-734-2963
Tel: (013)-737-6566
Email: lodrick@ringetani.co.za

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