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All aboard - the magaliesburg express.

T T he rhythmic ticking of wheels along a track, great billowing clouds of steam, the train whistle howling. If you have ever wanted to experience an adventure by a steam locomotive, then this day trip from Joburg to Magaliesburg and back again will charm you with the romance of days gone by.

There’s a reason train outings are so loved. From the moment you stand on the platform to the end of the day when you head back to the station through the setting sun, you’re in for an unforgettable rail adventure.

The Magaliesburg Express is one of five historic steam locomotives operated by Reef Steamers, a voluntary group of rail enthusiasts.

T T he journey starts as soon as you get there. After a briefing, step aboard and watch the age-old process of preparation, from the coal trimming to firing, ash-pan cleaning, and lubrication.

E E n route, take note of the wheel tapper at work. You can also open the windows, or stand in the passage and lean out to feel the smoke billowing from the chimney and watch the clouds of steam pumping from the train’s pistons.

Prefer a more leisurely experience? Head to the bar coach, sit back and watch the countryside from a comfy sofa with a drink in hand. Half way there, you’ll stop at the original Krugersdorp Station, built in 1896. The next stop is Magaliesburg.

This is a wonderful way to experience the town. Over the next four hours you can explore the craft shops, take a swim, and enjoy a picnic or lunch at one of the country restaurants.

On the way back, let the rhythmic sounds of the train engine lull you to sleep, or sit back and watch the countryside steam by. 

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Magaliesburg Steam Train

If you're looking for something different to do in and around Gauteng, why not take a steam train trip to the beautiful Magaliesberg for a day of country living? Rather than driving, the Magaliesberg steam train offers a trip from Johannesburg Station where passengers can enjoy the nostalgic beauty of a bygone era as the locomotive powers up the Magaliesberg.

The journey takes about 90 minutes and makes for a great day out for the whole family. Board the train in the cool of the morning, and then relax as you listen to the chugging of the engine, and watch the countryside passing you by as you wind your way through the Magaliesberg Mountains leaving a trial of smoke behind you.

Once you're reach the Magaliesberg, passengers can disembark the train and head into town for lunch at one of the local hotels or guesthouses. Take a walk around the many interesting art and craft stores surrounded by the beauty of the mountains. The Magalies Meander is an arts route that has been set up to showcase the best of the area's creativity, and you can pick up a brochure on arrival detailing the many interesting things to do.

Alternatively, spend a day taking in the rich nature of the Magaliesberg by going on a horse trail through the veld, biking through the mountains, or hiking up one of the rugged koppies.

Young and old alike are sure to enjoy the experience and after a day of exploring, you can relax once again as the train chugs its way back to Johannesburg.

Contact details

Reef steamers

Tel: (011) 025 4363

Email: bookings(at)reefsteamers.com

Website: http://www.reefsteamers.com/

Departing: Johannesburg Station

Reef steamers run on specific days, so you will need to check their website to make sure which days they are running. You can charter a train if you wish for a large group.

Ticket prices: R200 per adult and R140.00 per child (4 to 12 yrs)

Magalies Express

Tel: (011) 888 1155

Email: alettalekalakala(at)telkomsa.net

Office hours from 09h00 - 13h00 Monday to Friday.

You can charter a train if you wish for a large group.

Ticket prices: Adults R195.00, Children R135.00 3 - 12yrs, Children under 3yrs free.

Friends of the Rail

Tel: 012-767-7913

Email: sales(at)friendsoftherail.com

Website: http://www.friendsoftherail.com/ or http://www.computicket.com/web/event/friends_of_the_rail_s_cullinan/298795909

Departing: Hermanstad Station, Pretoria

The Friends of the Rail doesn't run to Magaliesburg, but offers trips elsewhere in Gauteng. Leaving from Pretoria the train goes to Cullinan, Rayton, and a round trip around Pretoria.

Ticket prices: Adults R175, Children 13 - 18 R125, Children 7 - 12 Years R100, Children 2 - 6 Years R 75.00

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Friends of the Rail

Friends of the Rail are Tshwane- Pretoria and the nations premier steam heritage railway club, looking after the city’s heritage steam locos and running steam train excursions for 25 years.

Passengers experience a ‘living museum’ environment when taking on of our excursions. we have two excursion options:

Cullinan Trip

Our vintage  Diamond Express steam train, departing from Hermanstad at 08h00 sharp, will take you to Cullinan. Once there you will have up to 4 hours to relax, explore the town, browse the boutiques and enjoy a leisurely lunch.

Jacaranda/ Tswane Xplorer

This 2-hour steam train trip is in and around Pretoria as well as up to Irene. Covering a distance of 60 km, you are invited to bring your picnic basket on board. During this trip, you will be able to see almost all the tourist attractions of Pretoria, such as the Voortrekker Monument, Freedom Monument, Loftus, the Union Buildings, University of Pretoria, etc.

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South Africa has astounding escarpments and terrains so take the opportunity to view it from a unique perspective: train trips.

Encounter a range of scenic splendours such as the stark beauty of the Karoo region, the flourishing cane fields of KwaZulu Natal and the lush South African Garden Route . There are numerous places in South Africa where one can go on a train trip and observe picturesque scenery whilst sipping on refreshing cocktails.

Did you know? Rovos Rail is a luxurious private railway company that is based in Pretoria. The actual train is called The Pride of Africa and has been recognised as one of the world’s top 25 trains.

Travel through the Drakensberg range, view the shimmering Magaliesberg waterfalls, the dazzling Johannesburg lights and the lush Cape Winelands .

KwaZulu Natal is home to several special trains where one can re-live the sights, sounds and smells of the old train times. For example, the Umgeni Railway runs trips from Kloof up to Inchanga on the first and last Sunday of every month. The stations are set up to offer food to the hungry travellers or you can take your own picnic baskets.

South African Tour Companies will tailor-make your personal South African steam train trip to suit your interests. Whether you are looking for a tasty tour of the winelands, the thrill of the big 5 safari or an expedition through the lush Garden Route, these tours promise an unforgettable steam train experience.

Many of the popular tourist destinations in our beautiful country will be visited namely Table Mountain , Robben Island and Spier Wine Estate in Cape Town, Durban and the uShaka Marine World, the friendly city of Port Elizabeth and the mystifying and famous Cango Caves at Outdshoorn .

No matter what your preference, be sure to ride on a train in South Africa. This gorgeous country promises picturesque views and an unforgettable time! Just relax, sip on a cocktail and enjoy the scenery.

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Magaliesburg Tourism and Information

Magaliesburg steam train express.

The Magaliesburg train generally comes to Magaliesburg station once or twice a month and is a great experience for young and old alike. Please visit the link below for more information and the schedule for the Magalies Express train. For information and bookings please contact Reef Steamers on the details below: Tel: ++27 (0)11 875 2354 Fax: ++27 (0)86 572 4616 www.reefsteamers.co.za

Reefsteamers trains

Monthly steam train rides in designated areas in Gauteng with the Reefsteamers trains on regular Saturday intervals.

Reefsteamers is a non-profit company affiliated with the Transnet Heritage Foundation. When Transnet discontinued daily steam operations in 1991, Reefsteamers was established at the old loco shed in Germiston. The main objective is to preserve and rebuild old steam locomotives. There are also special day and weekend trips for private persons and companies to various destinations to fund activities.

The organization comprises people from all walks of life such as business executives, engineers, accountants and pensioners, most of whom spent many years in the employ of the Railways. All work is done voluntarily and no one is paid any remuneration whatsoever. The foundation currently has 100 members both, local and overseas. Twenty-five people are actively involved in restoration during weekends.

There are many opportunities for members to become involved in activities such as organizing and controlling the steam train trips, polishing, fitting, cleaning, advertising or even assisting with general tasks such as administration. There has been a growing demand for steam since this method of traction was phased out years ago. Often these trains are featured in advertisements on television, in movies or recently in South African musicians' videos.

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Venue address: A 41, Park Station, Rissik St, CBD, Johannesburg

Wheelchair accessibility: Yes

Website: http://www.reefsteamers.com/Timetable.html

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6 train trips not to miss in south africa.

1. Umgeni Steam Train

The Umgeni Steam Train  is an NGO-run locomotive situated in Kloof, Durban. It runs on the last Sunday of every month, making a 50km round-trip from Kloof Station via the Valley of a Thousand Hills to Inchanga. Adult tickets cost R260; pensioners and children between the ages of two and 12 pay R190. Booking is advised.

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Contact:  082 353 6003

Departure point: Kloof Station, Durban

2. Atlantic Rail

The first Atlantic steam-train line was completed in 1862 and initially ran from Cape Town to Eerste River. A year later, it extended to Stellenbosch and Wellington. The vintage steam-train chugs along from Cape Town Station to Spier Wine Farm in Stellenbosch. The Atlantic Rail stops at Spier Wine Farm for four hours, giving you time to dine and explore before returning to Cape Town. The outing takes a total of seven hours. Adult tickets costs R350, while tickets for children under 13 years cost R250.

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Contact:  021 558 5805

Departure point:  Cape Town Station

3. Ceres Rail Company

The Ceres Railway track was completed in May 1912 using second-hand material. Its train takes you from Cape Town through to Bredasdorp before returning you to the Mother City the next day. Lunch is provided on the train, with an overnight stop at Caledon. There is also a brief water-stop at Elgin where passengers can shop the Elgin Railway Market for craft beers and coffee.

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Contact:  079 077 5332

4. Magaliesburg Express

Two and a half hours is all you need to get from Park Station in Johannesburg to Magaliesburg. Departing at exactly 9.00am, the Magaliesburg Express allows you to soak in views of mountains and indigenous woodlands. Adult tickets are R300 and children’s tickets are R250, while the family ticket for two adults and children is R950.

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Contact: 062 743 9200

Departure point: Park Station, Johannesburg

5. Rovos Rail

The extravagant  Rovos Rail train, which is also a hotel, runs from and through several parts of Africa including Namibia, Dar es Salaam, Durban, Cape Town, and Victoria Falls. The train is considered one of the most luxurious trains in the world. Booking for a trip on the Rovos Rail is essential.

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Contact: 012 315 8242

Departure point: Across Africa

6. Blue Train

The Blue Train provides a luxury rail cruise, allowing you to view the country’s spectacular landscapes from Pretoria to Cape Town or Pretoria to Hoedspruit. The train stops at several interesting tourist attractions along the way. The cuisine, afternoon high tea, drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic), and off-the-train excursions are all included in the trip.

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Contact: 012 334 8459/ 021 449 2672

Departure point: Pretoria Station

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