From ZAR 1740.00 p/p

Full Day Roadtrip - The Cape Peninsula Edition

From ZAR 1430.00 p/p

Full Day Winelands Tour
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The Cape Winelands

World-class wine tasting, award winning restaurants and magnificent scenery.

The Cape Winelands

Whether you’re planning on tasting your way through the entire Cape Winelands, or aren’t much of a wine lover, anyone can appreciate the beauty and sheer expanse of this South African countryside with its backdrop of majestic mountain ranges and lush valleys lined with vineyards, all within an easy one hour drive from Cape Town.
A trip to the Cape Town is not complete without experiencing these glorious views, home to some of the best restaurants and vineyards in the world. Winding mountain passes will lead you through awe-inspiring views and historical architecture, from the quaint French settler town of Franschhoek to the oldest Cape Dutch farms with working vineyards.
There are a number of wine routes to choose from, each with wide range of wine estates and wineries to stop for tastings along the way. Among a variety of tasting options, enjoy a farm-to-fork cheese-and-wine pairing or the famous chocolate-and-wine pairings. Many of the wine estates offer informative guided wine-tastings tours, as well as cellar and vineyard tours. On-site farm-to-table restaurants offer one of the most coveted dining experiences, ranging from elegant fine-dining to picnic baskets to be enjoyed in the sun overlooking the hilltop farmlands.

From easy-drinking to critically acclaimed, there’s something special about enjoying these wines on the farms where they were produced.

A few things we can’t let you leave without experiencing….

Stellenbosch, a picturesque university town surrounded by mountains and vineyards, is South Africa’s second oldest town and one of the most popular wine, food, art and cultural destinations.
The little village of Franschhoek, with its well preserved historical architecture with world-class wine estates, an impressive range of excellent restaurants and quaint, upmarket boutiques strewn along the town’s tree-lined avenues.
Taking one of the historical tours through the town of Paarl, famous as the place where the Afrikaans language was born.